Update podman-env documentation with local development example
Add practical example showing how to build images directly in minikube and deploy them to Kubernetes without needing a separate registry. This demonstrates the key value proposition of the Docker API compatibility approach.pull/21259/head
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This approach provides Docker API compatibility while using Podman as the container runtime inside minikube.
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This approach provides Docker API compatibility while using Podman as the container runtime inside minikube.
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### Building Images for Local Development
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You can build images directly in minikube and deploy them without a separate registry:
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```shell
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# Configure environment
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eval $(minikube podman-env)
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# Build image directly in minikube
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docker build -t my-local-app .
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# Deploy to Kubernetes without registry
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kubectl run my-app --image=my-local-app --image-pull-policy=Never
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```
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### Options
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### Options
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