Lightweight Linux Containers on Windows - Installing Podman and Solving Error 125 #podman #windows

#kubernetes Podman is a lightweight tool for running and managing OCI containers on Linux, without needing Docker or a persistent daemon process. It provides a Docker-compatible command line while focusing on security and being rootless by default. Podman allows you to pull images from registries, run containers using commands like podman run, and manage pods of linked containers. It supports the same image formats as Docker but runs them without needing root privileges or a daemon taking up resources. If you&familiar with Docker, you&feel right at home with Podman since it uses the same commands. It&a great alternative for development, testing, and server workloads where you want the benefits of containers without Docker&daemon overhead. Podman makes it easy to work with containers on Linux in a more secure and efficient way. Links: Commands: WSL Un-Register: wsl --unregister podman-machine-default Remove Network Connections: podman system connection rm podman-machine-default Remove Network Connections for Root user: podman system connection rm podman-machine-default-root Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:38 Features 02:15 Download Podman Installers 02:37 Installing Podman Desktop 02:59 Ignore WSL1 warning 03:19 Install Podman Command Line Interface (CLI) 03:45 Initialize and Start Podman 04:00 Navigating the GUI 04:14 Retry Machine Creation Step 04:48 Error 125 VM Exists 05:06 Fix 1: Unregister the Machine through WSL2 05:37 Manually remove the files (Optional/Skip) 06:28...