You know what's a bit funny to me? I actually just had an experience recently where I was rewriting a docker-compose file as a script to work with podman and for the containers to reside properly in a pod. If you don't know, podman doesn't officially support the compose files, they have more natural support for kubernetes kubes which looks pointlessly complicated... Anyway, so I went from the declarative config file (docker-compose.yml) to my own little handwritten mishmash.sh to create the more podman-centric script and I felt like it was a reverse of my experience of going from sysvinit to systemd.
You could move sysvinit files from distro to distro, mostly, too, mind you; that being said perhaps I'm just an old curmudgeon stuck in their habits.
True.
You know what's a bit funny to me? I actually just had an experience recently where I was rewriting a docker-compose file as a script to work with podman and for the containers to reside properly in a pod. If you don't know, podman doesn't officially support the compose files, they have more natural support for kubernetes kubes which looks pointlessly complicated... Anyway, so I went from the declarative config file (docker-compose.yml) to my own little handwritten mishmash.sh to create the more podman-centric script and I felt like it was a reverse of my experience of going from sysvinit to systemd.