NAME

podman-compose - Define and run multi-container applications with Podman.

DESCRIPTION

podman-compose [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARG...]

-h, --help show this help message and exit

-v, --version: show version
--in-pod in_pod: pod creation
--pod-args pod_args: custom arguments to be passed to `podman pod`
--env-file env_file: Specify an alternate environment file
-f file, --file file: Specify an compose file (default: docker-compose.yml) or '-' to read from stdin.
--profile profile: Specify a profile to enable
-p PROJECT_NAME, --project-name PROJECT_NAME: Specify an alternate project name (default: directory name)
--podman-path PODMAN_PATH: Specify an alternate path to podman (default: use location in $PATH variable)
--podman-args args: custom global arguments to be passed to `podman`
--podman-pull-args args: custom arguments to be passed to `podman pull`
--podman-push-args args: custom arguments to be passed to `podman push`
--podman-build-args args: custom arguments to be passed to `podman build`
--podman-inspect-args args: custom arguments to be passed to `podman inspect`
--podman-run-args args: custom arguments to be passed to `podman run`
--podman-start-args args: custom arguments to be passed to `podman start`
--podman-stop-args args: custom arguments to be passed to `podman stop`
--podman-rm-args args: custom arguments to be passed to `podman rm`
--podman-volume-args args: custom arguments to be passed to `podman volume`
--no-ansi: Do not print ANSI control characters
--no-cleanup: Do not stop and remove existing pod & containers
--dry-run: No action; perform a simulation of commands

--parallel PARALLEL

show help

show version

wait running containers to stop

create systemd unit file and register its compose stacks

When first installed type `sudo podman-compose systemd -a create-unit`: later you can add a compose stack by running `podman-compose systemd -a register` then you can start/stop your stack with `systemctl --user start podman-compose@<PROJ>`