How to use ea-podman to install ea-redis62 on a cPanel account – cPanel

Question

How do you use ea-podman to install ea-redis62 on a cPanel account?

Redis can be installed with EasyApache 4 Containers via the ea-podman command.

Note: Podman Containers are only supported on AlmaLinux and Ubuntu systems.

AlmaLinux 8/9

Access the server's command line as the 'root' user via SSH.
Install the ea-podman-repo, ea-podman, and ea-redis62 packages:

# dnf install ea-podman-repo -y

# dnf install ea-podman ea-redis62 -y
Log in to SSH as the cPanel user.

Note: The cPanel user must have "Normal Shell" access to use Podman. The ea-podman script will not run in the cPanel Terminal. The user must log in via SSH to run the script.
How do I change an account's shell?
Run the following command to create a container for the current user:

# /usr/local/cpanel/scripts/ea-podman install ea-redis62

Ubuntu

Access the server's command line as the 'root' user via SSH.
Install the ea-podman-repo, ea-podman, and ea-redis62 packages:

# apt install ea-podman-repo -y

# apt update

# apt install ea-podman ea-redis62 -y
Log in to SSH as the cPanel user.

Note: The cPanel user must have "Normal Shell" access to use Podman. The ea-podman script will not run in the cPanel Terminal. The user must log in via SSH to run the script.
How do I change an account's shell?
Run the following command to create a container for the current user:

# /usr/local/cpanel/scripts/ea-podman install ea-redis62