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## Podman socket activation # Podman socket activation
Socket activation conceptually works by having systemd create a socket (e.g. TCP, UDP or Unix Socket activation conceptually works by having systemd create a socket (e.g. TCP, UDP or Unix
socket). As soon as a client connects to the socket, systemd will start the systemd service that is socket). As soon as a client connects to the socket, systemd will start the systemd service that is
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* Socket activation of the API service * Socket activation of the API service
* Socket activation of containers * Socket activation of containers
### Socket activation of the API service ## Socket activation of the API service
The architecture looks like this The architecture looks like this
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$ docker-compose up $ docker-compose up
``` ```
### Socket activation of containers ## Socket activation of containers
Since version 3.4.0 Podman supports socket activation of containers, i.e., passing Since version 3.4.0 Podman supports socket activation of containers, i.e., passing
a socket-activated socket to the container. Thanks to the fork/exec model of Podman, the socket will be first a socket-activated socket to the container. Thanks to the fork/exec model of Podman, the socket will be first
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but it's getting more popular. For instance Apache HTTP server, MariaDB, DBUS, PipeWire, Gunicorn, CUPS but it's getting more popular. For instance Apache HTTP server, MariaDB, DBUS, PipeWire, Gunicorn, CUPS
all have socket activation support. all have socket activation support.
#### Example: socket-activated echo server container in a systemd service ### Example: socket-activated echo server container in a systemd service
Let's try out [socket-activate-echo](https://github.com/eriksjolund/socket-activate-echo/pkgs/container/socket-activate-echo), a simple echo server container that supports socket activation. Let's try out [socket-activate-echo](https://github.com/eriksjolund/socket-activate-echo/pkgs/container/socket-activate-echo), a simple echo server container that supports socket activation.
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`%h` is a systemd specifier that expands to the user's home directory. `%h` is a systemd specifier that expands to the user's home directory.
After editing the unit files, systemd needs to reload it's configuration After editing the unit files, systemd needs to reload its configuration
``` ```
$ systemctl --user daemon-reload $ systemctl --user daemon-reload
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The echo server works as expected. It replies _"hello"_ after receiving the text _"hello"_. The echo server works as expected. It replies _"hello"_ after receiving the text _"hello"_.
### Socket activate an Apache HTTP server with systemd-socket-activate ### Example: socket activate an Apache HTTP server with systemd-socket-activate
Instead of setting up a systemd service to test out socket activation, an alternative is to use the command-line Instead of setting up a systemd service to test out socket activation, an alternative is to use the command-line
tool [__systemd-socket-activate__](https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd-socket-activate.html#). tool [__systemd-socket-activate__](https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd-socket-activate.html#).