is leyden related to graalvm ? I see aot when I search about leyden, and I know graalvm aot compilation but I am confused are they related, I wish there was more central place gives details about leyden more

here is a new graph from leyden and all

looks like aot cache and spring aot is different things, very good naming :) so graalvm exist at spring aot layer not aot cache as far as I understand :)

that graph is coming from youtu.be/izLzgnMMjbU?... from @devoxx.com 2025

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that is a good bug, you are using macos so you may have totally different experience, but I installed podman desktop other day to my debian and all worked fine, just try that docker compatibility, hmm now I wonder is that docker compatibility exist in macos ?

now you are going too deep 😀 I remember I uninstalled docker desktop but I have wsl docker too, windows is confusing 😃 maybe @podman-desktop.io can answer, pls answer 😄

I believe code explains better, and I run it in my local podman desktop, all works

when I installed podman desktop and enabled docker extension, I have docker CLI installed under podman installation folder

github.com/ozkanpakdil-...

that's the code prepares PostgreSQL with all mtls
at the beginning I was using podman CLI, other team members had issues so all in docker code

yes, podman can build those but if I use podman cli in the scripts it doesn't run on other computers where people don't have podman. so I use docker cli in my script, so in my local podman desktop run those containers

because I share docker scripts with other tram members, they use rancher or something, they don't have podman, so docker cli exist everywhere

podman-desktop.io/docs/migrati...

sometimes that docker compatibility is turned off that generates problem for me, but lately I totally moved to docker CLI and all my scripts used by team github.com/ozkanpakdil-... they use rancher, but rancher did not have terminal so I decided to go with podman

yes, podman sometimes is not as easy as docker, but the decision came from docker desktop price hike www.reddit.com/r/docker/com... and I always wanted to uselearn podman. I should update my tech stack :)

Every OS, for work I have a win 11, I use there a lot for PostgreSQL instances, and at my debian laptop I use it for playing around with docker :)