docker-testing

You can validate Docker and Podman runtimes by running Rivetr's runtime-detection logic to perform socket checks, version inquiries, and basic build-type validations across your deployment environment.

Rivetr environments fail when the wrong container runtime is used or Docker/Podman sockets are inaccessible. Verifying runtime availability and socket access before deployment prevents these container build and runtime errors.

You can check Docker and Podman socket accessibility by applying Rivetr's runtime-detection logic, which performs socket checks and version inquiries to verify that the runtimes are available for deployment.

Yes, you can use Podman instead of Docker. The runtime validation skill detects both Docker and Podman availability on the host, verifying socket access and version reporting to ensure either runtime is safe for Rivetr deployments.

Yes, you need standard CLI tools to troubleshoot container builds. The runtime validation requires standard CLI tools alongside Rivetr's runtime-detection logic to perform socket checks, version inquiries, and build-type validations.

Container runtime detection is the process of identifying and verifying available Docker or Podman runtimes on a host. You need it before Rivetr deployments to prevent errors caused by using an incompatible runtime or inaccessible sockets.