@endorama@hachyderm.io @homelab@fedigroups.social @jwildeboer Essentially, yes. The way I think of quadlets is like components of a pod. You can define networks, volumes, containers, pods, as well as their relationships and dependencies to one another with separate systemd unit files for each part. (Kind of like very high-level Docker Compose.)

The previous method of creating a pod, then generating unit files from it has been deprecated; this is the more "systemd–way" of doing things.

(I personally always found Podman to be better than Docker, and have always abhorred YAML … I feel quadlets are the natural evolution with how Redhat wants containers to go.)