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In the first two parts of this tutorial we looked first at the initial setup and configuration of Cockpit, then how to add additional hosts.
In this third and final part, we shall put Cockpit behind a reverse proxy.
Continue reading “Deploying Cockpit on Debian – Part 3”Last week, we looked at installing and configuring Cockpit on a single host. In Part 2 of this tutorial series, we shall look at how to add a second (or more) hosts so they are all visible from the original instance.
Continue reading “Deploying Cockpit on Debian – Part 2”Cockpit is a lightweight graphical server administration tool. Simple to install, it provides you with an at a glance overview of one or more servers, and allows you to carry out administration tasks, log inspections and more.
Originally from the RHEL stable, it is a high quality Open Source product that is now available in most major Linux distributions.
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