Cockpit is a web interface for managing one or multiple Linux servers (clusters). From simple log outputs to RAID management, Cockpit offers many features.
Cockpit is suitable for both beginners and advanced users who want to quickly monitor and manage all important aspects. Additionally, access is possible from almost any device.
You can find the project page at https://cockpit-project.org/.
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You can install Cockpit directly via One-Click Apps in the VPS web interface. Alternatively, update your system with sudo apt update; sudo apt upgrade -y and then install Cockpit manually with sudo apt install cockpit -y.
Access the Cockpit panel via IP:9090 and log in with your usual server/user credentials.
Cockpit is a web interface for managing one or multiple Linux servers (clusters), offering features from simple log outputs to RAID management.
This guide covers Debian (from Buster) and Ubuntu (from Bionic Beaver). According to the project page, installation is also available for Fedora, Red Hat, Fedora CoreOS, CentOS, Clear Linux, Arch Linux, and Tumbleweed.
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