You have created an unprivileged container named web_service with Podman. The container should start automatically whenever you log in and be restarted by systemd if it exits abnormally. Instead of writing a unit file manually, you want Podman itself to create the appropriate service file in your current working directory so that you can move it to ~/.config/systemd/user/ and enable it with systemctl --user enable. Which single Podman command accomplishes this task?
The task requires Podman's generate systemd sub-command, which produces a ready-to-use systemd unit. Adding --name tells Podman to reference the container by its name, and --files (-f) writes the generated .service file(s) to the current directory. Once the file is copied to ~/.config/systemd/user/ and enabled with systemctl --user enable, the container is started at each login and restarted on failure according to the settings in the unit file.
podman kube generate exports Kubernetes YAML, not systemd units. podman auto-update only updates containers that already have systemd units. podman systemd create is not a valid Podman sub-command. Therefore, the only command that meets the requirement is podman generate systemd --name web_service --files.
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