Use Podman with the VSCODE Docker extension
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Published on May 06, 2024
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Title: How to Use Podman with the VSCODE Docker Extension
Step 1: Install Podman under WSL2
- Install Podman version 493 under WSL2 on your system.
Step 2: Install Docker Extension in VS Code
- Open VS Code and navigate to the Extensions tab.
- Search for the Docker extension and install it.
Step 3: Configure Podman in VS Code
- Press F1 in VS Code to open the Command Palette.
- Select "Preferences: Open User Settings" to edit the settings.json file.
- Add the following configurations:
- Under "Docker: Environment", specify the path to the Podman socket file.
- Under "Docker: Host", set it to use Podman.
- Save the changes.
Step 4: Enable Podman System Service
- Enable the Podman system service by running the necessary commands in the WSL prompt.
Step 5: Restart VS Code
- Restart VS Code to apply the changes made in the settings.json file.
Step 6: Use the Docker Extension in VS Code with Podman
- Open the Docker extension in VS Code.
- You should now be able to see all available containers and images.
- Start a specific container or attach a shell to it using the Docker extension.
- Explore the contents of the container quickly and efficiently.
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By following these steps, you can seamlessly integrate Podman with the Docker extension in VS Code, enhancing your development workflow.