Podman engine
Documentation and installation guide on how to install podman tools under a RedHat like distribution environement (see system guide for more information on supported infrastructure plateforms and operating systems).
Requirements
- Having a basic knowledge of linux command line interface
- Having access to your system environment See system install if you don't already have a compliant system according to your infrastructure (physical, virtual or AWS)
Physical infrastructure
Physical infrastructure installation of Podman runtime mean you must be logged to a console in your system. (see howto provision physical OS)
Pre installation
- having access to a physical computer installed following the provision physical OS guide.
- Login as
root
user - Move under the
/tmp/containers-engines/resources/ansible
directory
Installation
- Execute the installation playbook by running
ansible-playbook playbooks/podman/install.yml
command.
Check installation
- Execute the check playbook by running
ansible-playbook playbooks/podman/check.yml
command.
Virtual infrastructure
Virtual infrastructure installation of Podman runtime mean you must be logged to a console in your system. (see howto provision virtual OS)
Pre installation
- having access to a virtual server installed following the provision virtual OS guide.
- Login as
root
user - Move under the
/tmp/containers-engines/resources/ansible
directory
Installation
- Execute the installation playbook by running
ansible-playbook playbooks/podman/install.yml
command.
Check installation
- Execute the check playbook by running
ansible-playbook playbooks/podman/check.yml
command.
AWS infrastructure
AWS infrastructure installation of Podman runtime mean you must be logged to a console in your system. (see howto provision AWS OS)
Pre installation
- having access to a AWS EC2 instance installed following the provision AWS OS guide.
- Login as
root
user - Move under the
/tmp/containers-engines/resources/ansible
directory
Installation
- Execute the installation playbook by running
ansible-playbook playbooks/podman/install.yml
command.
Check installation
- Execute the check playbook by running
ansible-playbook playbooks/podman/check.yml
command.
Test runtime
Podman runtime has no test-runtime tasks.
Remove runtime
After having tested this runtimes you can remove it by running the following command :
ansible-playbook playbooks/podman/uninstall.yml