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 title: "Configure Podman Containers"
-date: 2021-11-05
+date: 2024-12-05
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 summary: "Learn how to use Oracle Linux Automation Engine to deploy Podman Containers on Oracle Linux."
 tags: ["olam","lab","tutorial","olae"]
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 ## Details
 
-These links will guide you through creating a playbook for installing Podman and running an Oracle Linux container using the configuration management tool Oracle Linux Automation Engine.
+Oracle Linux Automation Engine enables users to create a playbook for installing Podman and then running and managing containers using the *containers.podman* collection.
 
-> *Before proceeding:* If you are not familiar with running playbooks, check out our introduction tutorial, [Write a Playbook with Oracle Linux Automation Engine](https://docs.oracle.com/en/learn/olae-playbook/index.html#introduction).
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-When running playbooks, Oracle Linux Automation Engine runs the tasks on machines matching the `hosts` directive in the playbook. These hosts are typically defined in an `inventory` file and can either be remote or local. For these guides, we'll demonstrate how to run a playbook locally.
+When running playbooks, Oracle Linux Automation Engine runs the tasks on machines matching the `hosts:` directive in the playbook. These hosts are typically defined in an inventory file and can either be remote or local. In this tutorial, we'll demonstrate how to run a playbook locally.
 
 ### Objectives
 
-In this lab, you'll learn to:
+In this tutorial, you'll learn to:
 
-   - Run playbooks locally
-   - Add a collection to a playbook
-   - Install Podman
-   - Pull and run an `oraclelinux:8` container
+- Run playbooks locally
+- Add a collection to a playbook
+- Install Podman
+- Pull and run an *oraclelinux:8* container
 
 ### Prerequisites
 
-  - An Oracle Linux system with the following configuration:
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-      - a non-root user with `sudo` permissions
-      - install Oracle Linux Automation Engine
+- An Oracle Linux system with the following configuration:
 
+  - a non-root user with *sudo* permissions
+  - install Oracle Linux Automation Engine