The Cockpit Management Console In Fedora 21 Makes Linux Administration Easy

Written by Michael Larabel in Operating Systems on 8 December 2014 at 07:00 AM EST. Page 3 of 3. 9 Comments.

Being 2014, there's also support for containers and the ability to start Docker via Cockpit.

From the secure web UI it's also possible to reboot/shutdown the Fedora 21 system.

Cockpit is still a work-in-progress and wasn't totally bug-free.

It's possible to easily add more supported hosts to Cockpit for managing multiple servers from the same interface.

It's also possible to gain a web-based, root terminal for rescue purposes with Cockpit.

Learn more about Cockpit at Cockpit-Project.org.

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