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apt install -t bionic-backports $(dpkg-query -W | awk '/cockpit/ {print $1}') | sudo apt install -t bionic-backports $(dpkg-query -W | awk '/cockpit/ {print $1}') | ||
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Revision as of 02:18, 10 August 2020
The best ways to manage Linux servers.
Cockpit
Cockpit is a web application to manage your server.
Install it via
#sudo apt install cockpit
# Install the newer backports version.
sudo apt install -t bionic-backports $(dpkg-query -W | awk '/cockpit/ {print $1}')
By default, cockpit runs on port 9090.
Below are some of the modules I recommend. You can install these using apt as well.
cockpit-dockerallows you to manage docker containerscockpit-machinesallows you to manage VMs via libvirtcockpit-networkmanagercockpit-packagekitto manage packages
Command to install all modules
sudo apt install -y cockpit cockpit-docker cockpit-machines cockpit-networkmanager cockpit-packagekit