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@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 +++
 title = 'Podman Setup - p1'
 date = 2024-10-25T23:11:17+03:00
-draft = false
+draft = true
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 # Podman
@@ -16,16 +16,16 @@ in the web directory.
 
 This is a cumbersome process. For comparison, in my new setup, all I have to
 do is to run `git commit` and `git push` after any change and my website will be
-automatically built and deployed. 
+automatically built and deployed.
 
 The previous "manual" approach also depends on me having already installed all
 necessary software. If you have a dedicated server that you're running yourself,
 that's probably okay, you just have to setup once, but I'm running this on a VPS
-that I'm not sure I'll keep forever. The ability to reproduce this exact setup 
+that I'm not sure I'll keep forever. The ability to reproduce this exact setup
 within minutes actually matters.
 
 After reading a bit on this topic, I decided I would use podman for this. Docker would
-work just as nicely (any containerisation software would work, really), but I decided 
+work just as nicely (any containerisation software would work, really), but I decided
 on podman because it can run without a daemon and without root privilages. Also,
 it has pretty neat support for kubernetes pods (which are honestly a lot more useful
 than I would've given them credit for before I started this whole project).