podman-quadlet-install − Install a quadlet file or quadlet application
podman quadlet install [options] quadlet-path-or-url [files-path-or-url]...
Install a Quadlet file or an application (which may include multiple Quadlet files) for the current user. You can specify Quadlet files as local files or web URLs.
This command allows you to:
* Install a single Quadlet file, optionally followed by additional non-Quadlet files.
* Specify a directory containing multiple Quadlet files and other non-Quadlet files for installation ( example a config file for a quadlet container ).
Note: If a quadlet is part of an application, removing that specific quadlet will remove the entire application. When a quadlet is installed from a directory, all files installed from that directoryâincluding both quadlet and non-quadlet filesâare considered part of a single application.
Note: In case user wants to install Quadlet application then first path should be the path to application directory.
Reload systemd after installing Quadlets (default true). In order to disable it users need to manually set the value of this flag to false.
Replace the Quadlet installation even if the generated unit file already exists (default false). In order to enable it, users need to manually set the value of this flag to true. This flag is used primarily to update an existing unit.
Install quadlet from a file.
$ podman quadlet
install test-service-quadlet.container
/home/user/.config/containers/systemd/test-service-quadlet.container
Install quadlet from a dir.
$ podman quadlet
install /home/user/work/quadlet-app/
/home/user/.config/containers/systemd/myquadlet1.container
/home/user/.config/containers/systemd/myquadlet2.container
/install/path/myquadlet1.container
/install/path/myquadlet2.container
Install quadlet from a url
$ podman quadlet
install
https://github.com/containers/podman/blob/main/test/e2e/quadlet/basic.container
/home/user/.config/containers/systemd/basic.container
podman(1), podman-quadlet(1)