Podman and systemd – the Why, the What, and the How @RedHatOpen

Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago

Presenters: Valentin Rothberg, Red Hat

Podman is known for its tight and seamless integration into Linux systems. Staying true to the “containers are Linux” philosophy, we make containerization as easy as possible. A core component of modern Linux systems is systemd, which is the de-facto standard for managing services and their dependencies. Early on, we realized that a seamless integration of Podman and systemd is important to our users.

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