This blog post continues from where we left in our earlier blog post, where we discussed how systemd and podman fits in together to run and manage containers as systemd services. We discussed how we can do the same for a specific containers and learned to create generic systemd unit files. We also discussed few use cases where this integration is useful. As we know, pods in podman are a way to group and manage multiple application containers as one. So we can start them together, manage them together and then remove them together once done. If we do need, we can manage them individually as well. Basics of pods are covered here.

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