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I don't like having to install cockpit on every instance/devices. That means I have to keep all of them up to date in addition of installing them and configurin
by johnchristopher 6y ago
I don't like having to install cockpit on every instance/devices. That means I have to keep all of them up to date in addition of installing them and configuring the devices to make it operable.
I'd rather have a client-only app that connect through ssh and get its data from standard binaries installed on the server.
So, yes. I'd give that a try.
- java-man 6y agoany specific feature that would motivate you to shell out fifty bucks? (half-joke)
- johnchristopher 6y agoAs a hobbyist that'd be hard to justify. At work I manage two standard LAMP servers only. So I am not really your audience. I think I'd like some kind of alerts on some specific events (disk space, some logs, IDK), systemctl management and status/reporting, some instantaneous “update as I type” filtering/searching in logs, cron and/or systemctl timer management, space usage graphics, booting reports, etc. ... maybe these are just things I usually do and think a GUI would be nice to have if I had to do it for multiple servers. Not enough experience with that in a professional setting though so take it all with a grain of salt. But as-is, I think I could justify asking for 50 bucks for the product if I needed it.
- java-man 6y agoThank you! Looking at the logs is how this tool was started. This in itself is a failrly involved chunk of functionality. It'll be a year, probably, before I can release even that.