new podman ui adjustment

Author: dmarrazzo

documentation/modules/ROOT/assets/images/podman-desktop-pod-play.png

@@ -39,7 +39,13 @@ image::podman-desktop-nginx.png[alt="Podman Desktop running nginx", align="cente
 
 == Creating a Pod
 
-Podman also allows you to create pods, which are groups of containers that share the same network and storage. This is useful for applications that require multiple containers to run together, such as a database and web server. To create a pod, click the *Play Kubernetes YAML* button in the *Pods* tab. This will bring up a dialog where you select the Kubernetes YAML, and apply it to either Podman or a Kubernetes cluster. For this example, we'll create a `podman-desktop-pod.yaml` file with the following content.
+Podman also allows you to create pods, which are groups of containers that share the same network and storage. This is useful for applications that require multiple containers to run together, such as a database and web server. 
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+Before creating the pod, make sure to pull another image:
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+* Repeat the steps above to *pull* another image from the registry: `postgres:latest`.
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+Create a new file named `podman-desktop-pod.yaml` with the following content:
 
 [.console-input]
 [source,bash,subs="+macros,+attributes"]
@@ -65,7 +71,16 @@ spec:
       value: mysecretpassword
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-This YAML file will create a pod with two containers, one running nginx and the other running PostgreSQL. The YAML file can be applied to the Podman engine by clicking the *Play* button after selecting the file. This will create the pod and start the containers.
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+This YAML file will create a pod with two containers, one running nginx and the other running PostgreSQL:
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+1. Click on the *Play Kubernetes Yaml* button in the top right corner.
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+2. Click on the *file* button and select the previously created YAML file.
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+3. Click on the *Play* button to launch the pod.
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+4. Click on the *Done* button.
 
 image::podman-desktop-pod-play.png[alt="Podman Desktop Pod Create", align="center"]