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Mirantis Container Runtime vs Podman

Mirantis Container Runtime

docs.mirantis.com

Podman

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FigureMirantis Container RuntimePodman
Price from$93.75/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WindowsYesYes
macOS—Yes
LinuxYesYes
APIYesYes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published81
Spec score · Container Engines7.5 (#17)7.7 (#12)
Spec score · Container Runtime Software7.5 (#19)7.7 (#15)
PurposeMCR is an enterprise container engine for running business-critical applications with a supported runtime.Podman manages containers, pods, and images and supports finding, running, building, and sharing containers.
SupportMCR subscriptions provide prioritized support, with service levels depending on subscription and the cloud or cluster designated in a support case.The project points users to its troubleshooting guide, documentation, issue tracker, Matrix, Discord, IRC, mailing list, and community meetings.

Plans

Mirantis Container Runtime

  • Mirantis Container Runtime for Linux with 8X5 Support · 1 year$1,125 a year
  • Mirantis Container Runtime for Windows Server with 8X5 Support · 1 year$1,125 a year
  • Mirantis Container Runtime for Linux with 24X7 Support · 1 year$2,250 a year
  • Mirantis Container Runtime for Windows Server with 24X7 Support · 1 year$2,250 a year
  • Mirantis Container Runtime for Linux with 8X5 Support · 3 years$3,037.50 a year
  • Mirantis Container Runtime for Windows Server with 8X5 Support · 3 years$3,037.50 a year
  • Mirantis Container Runtime for Linux with 24X7 Support · 3 years$6,075 a year
  • Mirantis Container Runtime for Windows Server with 24X7 Support · 3 years$6,075 a year

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  • Free and open sourceFree

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Mirantis Container Runtime

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Podman

Podman manages containers, pods, and images, with workflows for finding, running, building, and sharing container workloads. It is a free, daemonless container engine with a command line comparable to Docker’s CLI; most commands can run as a regular user without additional privileges. Podman Desktop adds a graphical application for installing and working with Podman and other container engines on Windows, macOS, and Linux. It can build images from Dockerfiles or Containerfiles, pull images from remote repositories, and manage accounts for pushing images to registries. Podman can run Kubernetes YAML locally, generate YAML from pods, and deploy to existing Kubernetes environments. It can find and pull containers from Docker Hub, Quay.io, internal registries, or vendors. On macOS and Windows it listens for Docker API clients. The project lists integrations including Visual Studio Code, Cirrus CLI, GitHub Actions, and kind. Podman is licensed under Apache License 2.0. Its security foundations include rootless and daemonless containers, SELinux support, network policy enforcement, and immutable containers.

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