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Setting up Compose

Podman Desktop can install the Compose engine.

Procedure

Go to Settings > Resources.
In the Compose tile, click Setup, and follow the prompts.

Verification

The Compose reference implementation is in your PATH, therefore, you can display the Compose engine version in a terminal:
```
$ docker-compose version
```
Podman detects the same Compose version:
```
$ podman compose version
```

Next steps

Run Compose.

Additional resources

(Alternatively) Use an alternative Compose implementation in Python with Podman integration: install Podman Compose.
(Alternatively) Download and install Compose yourself.
Tutorial: Getting started with Compose.

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