I think Podman is still pretty fringe in the grand count. It also may suffer from an aspect of those that know about it and use it are less likely to write a blog post about it.
I use it and prefer it, much so. Mostly because of rootless (I know docker has made attempts to improve this in the last year or so), not futzing with my iptables and a better handling of pushing images between hosts (it's been over a year since I touched any of that infra, I just remember it being more of hassle with docker which took a "our way or no way" approach).
The biggest issue I have with Podman is the pace of its improvement against the rate of Debian releases!
I use it and prefer it, much so. Mostly because of rootless (I know docker has made attempts to improve this in the last year or so), not futzing with my iptables and a better handling of pushing images between hosts (it's been over a year since I touched any of that infra, I just remember it being more of hassle with docker which took a "our way or no way" approach).
The biggest issue I have with Podman is the pace of its improvement against the rate of Debian releases!