GeorgeS2019 commented on issue #81:
URL:
https://github.com/apache/openwhisk-runtime-dotnet/issues/81#issuecomment-2403843840
### [WIP] Using Podman for deploying OpenWhisk and using
OpenWhisk-runtime-Dotnet
To modify the OpenWhisk configuration to use Podman instead of Docker,
you'll need to adjust the container runtime settings. Here are the detailed
steps:
1. **Install Podman**:
- Ensure Podman is installed on your system. You can follow the
installation instructions on the [Podman
website](https://podman.io/getting-started/installation).
2. **Update OpenWhisk Configuration**:
- OpenWhisk uses a configuration file to manage its settings. You will
need to modify this file to specify Podman as the container runtime.
- Locate the `application.conf` file in your OpenWhisk deployment. This
file is typically found in the `whisk` directory.
- Update the container factory settings to use Podman. For example:
```hocon
whisk {
containerFactory {
impl = "whisk.core.containerpool.docker.DockerContainerFactory"
docker {
runCmd = "podman run"
inspectCmd = "podman inspect"
rmCmd = "podman rm"
psCmd = "podman ps"
}
}
}
```
3. **Restart OpenWhisk**:
- After updating the configuration, restart your OpenWhisk services to
apply the changes. This can typically be done using the deployment scripts or
commands specific to your setup.
4. **Verify the Configuration**:
- Ensure that OpenWhisk is now using Podman by checking the logs and
running a few test actions. You can use the OpenWhisk CLI to invoke actions and
verify that they are being managed by Podman.
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