Linux Platform Operations

Podman containers and system integration – how can I orchestrate my containers without Kubernetes?

Date: Tuesday, May 20, 2025, 11 a.m. CEST
Language: German

Containers without Kubernetes

Less is sometimes worth more. You don’t necessarily need the overhead of Kubernetes to run a few containerized applications. But how can you ensure that these containers run reliably?

Orchestration kept simple

Both Docker and Podman offer ways to keep the running of containers under control. We will show you what these are and where the differences are.

What will you learn in this Podman webinar?

In this webinar, you will receive a practical introduction to the management and orchestration of container-based applications. The aim is to show you how you can keep your containers under control.

Container management with Docker: get to know the typical solutions
Container management with Podman: Discover how the same goals can be achieved with Podman without fear of the Docker drawbacks
Live demo: We show you live how you can easily achieve the same goal with Docker and Podman.

Why should you attend this Podman webinar?

This webinar is aimed at DevOps, operations and development managers who want to have their containerized applications under control without the hurdles of Kubernetes.

Time savings: Once containerized applications are well set up, there is more time to improve and analyze them, as less time is spent on management and immediate troubleshooting.
Greater reliability: If the services in question are well set up, there should be few concerns about availability.
Enablement for your teams: With minimal manual effort, you enable even smaller teams to run container-based applications professionally.
Future-oriented thinking: Finally, we discuss the extent to which these solutions are recommendable and when it is roughly worthwhile getting to grips with Kubernetes

Your webinar host: Frank Engel

Frank Engel is an experienced DevOps/SecOps administrator with extensive expertise in the automation and lifecycle management of Linux and open source-based infrastructures. He has been working successfully in this field for many years and specializes in the planning and implementation of automated processes in the Linux/Unix environment and in the cloud. Another focus of his work is the development of operational concepts that meet the high compliance requirements in large data centers. With his expertise, he supports companies in making their IT processes more efficient and secure.