I think that's an interesting alternative to keep in mind too. The latter allows you to run docker-compose too and share with your team. My workloads shifted into the cloud: o11y.love is built using GitLab's Web IDE and Gitpod. Docker Desktop comes with Dev Environments allowing you to share the container in a team namespace on Docker Hub I haven't tried it though. My Macbook already runs hot with an external display attached, local resources are limited in my case. Looking at AWS EKS (tip: eksctl), Google Cloud GKE, and Civo Cloud, there are many affordable offerings in the market, with the benefit of allowing global collaboration. I also wanted to shift to managed k8s or k3s cloud offerings instead. When working with Kubernetes, I am thinking of network reachable clusters and deployments, not necessarily on my Macbook. I've never used it though, maybe I missed the use case. Local Kubernetes?ĭocker Desktop ships with Kubernetes. The Apple Silicon M1 will introduce arm64 as architecture, where an additional requirement is to run arm64 and cross-build x86 container images, for example following this post. I'm still using Intel x86, MacBook refreshment happens in 2023. Docker buildx works great for multi-arch builds, my suggestion is to move the builds into CI/CD pipelines. The transparent port-forwarding from the underlying VM hypervisor is nice and always has been my favorite compared to custom docker-machine VMs with Parallels many years ago. I've been using Docker on the CLI to run development environments and demos with docker-compose stacks. If you are only interested in the alternatives, navigate into the following chapters: I won't go into detail on the changes, except for describing my use case and what I am looking for when evaluating alternatives.
The Docker Desktop subscription changes required a new agreement until January 31, 2022.
In this blog post, we look into podman, nerdctl, and Rancher Desktop as Docker Desktop alternatives on macOS. Docker changed its subscription model including Docker Desktop, thus generating more demand for alternatives.
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