How to start podman compose containers on system boot?
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Not something baked-in, no, since the entire point of podman is that it's server- (service-)less.
However they do have a command to manually launch the respective user's podman manager, which IIRC is
podman system service -t0(note: runs in the foreground) so if you add that to a service entry (eg.: via runit user units or systemd user scopes) or just launch it via your user crontab's@reboot, it should work without issues.This is literally my runit user unit for podman:
#!/bin/sh export XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=/run/user/1000 exec podman system service -t0