Table of Contents

1. Challenge

   Run Your First Podman Container

   Let's try the following:

   1. Check for running containers as cloud_user and root
   2. Check for local container images
   3. Search for httpd-24 container images
   4. Run the docker.io/centos/httpd-24-centos8 image
      • In detached mode, with a tty to run commands
   5. Check for running containers as cloud_user again
   6. Check for local container images again
   7. Check the contents of the /etc/redhat-release file on the server
   8. Open a bash shell in our container
      • Check the contents of the /etc/redhat-release file in the container
      • Try accessing the Apache web server running on port 8080 using curl
      • Exit the container's bash shell
   9. Try accessing the Apache web server running on port 8080 using curl from the server
      • This will fail as we haven't published port 8080 on the container
2. Challenge

   Clean Up

   Let's clean up after ourselves!

   Do the following:

   1. Check for running containers as cloud_user again
   2. Stop our running container
   3. Check for running containers as cloud_user again and verify it's stopped
   4. Remove the container
   5. Check for running containers as cloud_user again and verify it's removed
   6. Check for local container images again
   7. Remove our httpd-24-centos8:latest image from local storage
   8. Check for local container images again