Podman Desktop

Build, manage and deploy containers and kubernetes locally with a desktop application for Mac, Windows and Linux.

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Red Hat extension pack Podman AI Lab

Start your journey with Podman Desktop with these learning resources. Download Podman Desktop from here.

AI application development with Podman Desktop

Build your AI application with AI Lab extension in Podman Desktop

From getting started with AI and experimenting with models and prompts, to model serving and playgrounds for common generative AI use cases, Podman AI Lab enables you to quickly integrate AI into your applications without depending on infrastructure beyond your laptop.

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From Podman AI Lab to OpenShift AI

Learn how to rapidly prototype AI applications from your local environment with Podman AI Lab, add knowledge and capabilities to a large language model (LLM) using retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and use open source technologies on Red Hat OpenShift AI to deploy, serve, and integrate generative AI into your application.

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Containerized application development with Podman and Podman Desktop

Develop containers using Podman Desktop and Kubernetes

This learning path demonstrates how you can go from an initial application to a container to a fully running pod on Kubernetes using Podman Desktop and the no-cost Developer Sandbox for Red Hat OpenShift.

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Lab: Deploy containers using Podman

After completing this lab, you will be able to deploy and control an already defined container image.

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Lab: Containerize your application using Buildah and Podman

Discover the simplicity of containerizing your application with Buildah and Podman with 2 projects.

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Build and run an image mode for RHEL based container with Podman Desktop

This learning exercise will walk you through a simple Red Hat SSO extension installation on Podman Desktop. After adding the Red Hat SSO extension, log in to your SSO account and access the Red Hat Registry to use the image mode for the RHEL image.

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