The first example of a typical test and development deployment shows a Podman host in which the cluster member nodes are containers in the same Podman host, and both connect to a single Oracle Database file storage location, with no network redundancy. Each container in the Podman host on the bare metal server has an ASM instance (ASM1 on the first container, ASM2 on the second container), a database instance of the Oracle RAC cluster (Database instance 1 on the first container, Database Instance 2 on the second container), and an Oracle Clusterware instance for each Podman container. The Podman host, the bare metal server and the file storage location are all single points of failure. The second example of a test and development deployment shows two Podman hosts on the same hardware server, with separate containers on each host. Each of these connect to a single Oracle Database file storage location, with no network redundancy. Again, each container in the Podman host on the bare metal server has an ASM instance (ASM1 on the first container, ASM2 on the second container), a database instance of the Oracle RAC cluster (Database instance 1 on the first container, Database Instance 2 on the second container), and an Oracle Clusterware instance for each Podman container. The bare metal server and the file storage location are single points of failure.