Update pods.adoc

documentation/modules/ROOT/pages/pods.adoc

@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ image::podman-desktop-delete-container.png[Podman Desktop Delete Container, 600]
 
 TIP: The Quarkus application is by default configured to look for a Redis instance on `localhost` already, so you don't actually need to set the environment variable this time. Just create a new container with name `quarkus-app`, and continue with the instructions below.
 
-In the *Containers* section of Podman Desktop, select both the `quarkus-app` and `redis` containers using the checkboxes. Now, click on the *Podify* button from the top right corner menu to initiate the pod creation process.
+In the *Containers* section of Podman Desktop, select both the `quarkus-app` and `redis` containers using the checkboxes. Now, click on the *Create pod* button from the top right corner menu to initiate the pod creation process.
 
 image::podman-desktop-podify-button2.png[Podman Desktop Podify, 600]
 
@@ -81,4 +81,4 @@ By mastering the "Podify" feature and understanding the power of pods, you'll be
 
 == Next Steps
 
-Congratulations! You've gained an understanding of Podman Desktop's "Podify" feature and its role in creating efficient and manageable pods. In the next step, we'll dive into deploying this pod to a Kubernetes cluster and explore advanced features of Podman Desktop that empower you to streamline your containerized application development process.
+Congratulations! You've gained an understanding of Podman Desktop's "Podify" feature and its role in creating efficient and manageable pods. In the next step, we'll dive into deploying this pod to a Kubernetes cluster and explore advanced features of Podman Desktop that empower you to streamline your containerized application development process.