The `docker compose` local command is meant to be the next major version for docker-compose, and it supports the same commands and flags, in order to be used as a drop-in replacement.
[Here](https://github.com/docker/compose-cli/issues/1283) is a checklist of docker-compose commands and flags that are implemented in `docker compose`.
This `docker compose` local command :
* has a better integration with the rest of the docker ecosystem (being written in go, it's easier to share functionality with the Docker CLI and other Docker libraries)
* is quicker and uses more parallelism to run multiple tasks in parallel. It also uses buildkit by default
* includes additional commands, like `docker compose ls` to list current compose projects
* ACI: [Setting Up Cloud Deployments Using Docker, Azure and Github Actions](https://www.docker.com/blog/setting-up-cloud-deployments-using-docker-azure-and-github-actions/)