cockpit-devel July 2022

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cockpit 273, cockpit-machines 272, cockpit-podman released
by Martin Pitt 20 Jul '22

20 Jul '22

Cockpit is the modern Linux admin interface. We release regularly. Here are the release notes: https://cockpit-project.org/blog/cockpit-273.html Summary: - Machines: Download RHEL images - Metrics: Display CPU temperature - Networking: Suggest netmask and gateway addresses - Software Updates: Optionally reboot after updating - cockpit/ws container: Support modern SSH keys You can get Cockpit here: http://cockpit-project.org/running.html The new releases are available in Fedora 35 and 36. Take care, Martin Pitt

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how to use Cockpit and/or Performance Co-Pilot (PCP) as alert system
by Jelle de Jong 13 Jul '22

13 Jul '22

Hello everybody, How can I use cockpit to sent me an alert when disk space goes low, CPU load stays high, systemd status has a failure etc? Is it possible to do this in combination with Performance Co-Pilot? I use ansbile a lot and was hoping I could ansible to automatic add nodes to monitoring use SSH for data collection. I had asked this question yesterday on IRC and got the bellow reply: "I think there may be better channels sharing info about alerting and monitoring sysOps, but surely using an stack like grafana, prometheus, telegraf... could help you. Or more easy, NMS engines like librenms, zabbix... the variety options is endless" "tuxcrafter: right, what GilObradors[m] said -- there is nothing running when you are not logged into cockpit; it's not a permanent monitoring solution." Can I do permanent monitoring with cockpit? Can I set a few alerts/notifications? If not can these features be added to cockpit and what alternative would you recommend, I values an F/LOSS tool, nodes easily added with ansible, preferable no daemon/agents, just SSH. Kind regards, Jelle de Jong The Netherlands

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