I really like your setup! An immutable server with rootless containers is solid. I'm thinking about this for my home server to tinker with. How would you scale something like this? I.E. cluster nodes or centrally manage beyond a single server.
@@christ.4977 Not sure yet but probably using Kind. Clustering Podman via that. Cockpit for each server. There are other ways to manage it too. Rancher looks like the best bet for me. It’s new to me that.
Hello Robert! Do you remember what was the service which failed to start (there is red sign near "System/Services ")? Can you also observe all available applications (included not-installed) when press the "Refresh " button in the up right corner of the Application menu? Thanks for your time and for useful guide.
Hi, I will install on SLE15.5 Enterprise server and Micro but it will not install it. On Server are not containers and on micro it will not find micros-cockpit by installing. Please is possible to help? Thanks.
@@RobertMizen I tired to go thru the steps how to install it on Cockpit site but it will not install it. By SLE Micro I have found that I can do it by installation what works but standard SLE server version it will not work even I do what I will :-( and by the Micro version I doesnt know how to install the addons to it, while it will offer me to download the code and I need to build it and on micro aren't the developer tools for it :-(. Thanks for help.
Appreciate the video, but you skipped over the user login section. I have got to the Web Interface, but it won't allow me to login in with current credentials for some reason.
You won’t be able to login using the default root account as it doesn’t have access to ssh etc. So you need to create another account on that machine or change the ssh root privilege for root. I’m in the middle of a new series for this :)
Had a question about installing podman from your video. I installed Podman onto my openSUSE Leap, and so far, it shows installed, but it doesn't show on my left-hand panel. Apologies ahead of time 🙏
@RobertMizen Sorry I meant when you log into Cockpit off to the left side where you can see the different tabs. On your video you can see it to the left side "Podman Containers." But for me nothing shows up after installation of package into my openSUSE Leap Server
@RobertMizen Correct after that tip you gave me I was able to login in perfect 👌. Then when I login in and do all my updates and all my package installations the "Podman Containers" doesn't pop up.
@@prestigefleet Nice one! Now head over too: cockpit-project.org/applications.html it has a list of all the addons for Cockpit. Id recommend at least the following: cockpit-networkmanager cockpit-storaged cockpit-podman cockpit-selinux cockpit-tukit That will handle network management, storage, podman containers, selinux if you are using it and also updates inside the UI.
Links to the project and my write up are in the description :)
I really like your setup! An immutable server with rootless containers is solid. I'm thinking about this for my home server to tinker with. How would you scale something like this? I.E. cluster nodes or centrally manage beyond a single server.
@@christ.4977 Not sure yet but probably using Kind. Clustering Podman via that. Cockpit for each server.
There are other ways to manage it too. Rancher looks like the best bet for me. It’s new to me that.
Hello Robert! Do you remember what was the service which failed to start (there is red sign near "System/Services ")? Can you also observe all available applications (included not-installed) when press the "Refresh " button in the up right corner of the Application menu?
Thanks for your time and for useful guide.
hello :D amazing video
Hey, thanks!
Hi, I will install on SLE15.5 Enterprise server and Micro but it will not install it. On Server are not containers and on micro it will not find micros-cockpit by installing. Please is possible to help? Thanks.
You’re missing a o in that command.
Microos-cockpit
@@RobertMizen I tired to go thru the steps how to install it on Cockpit site but it will not install it. By SLE Micro I have found that I can do it by installation what works but standard SLE server version it will not work even I do what I will :-( and by the Micro version I doesnt know how to install the addons to it, while it will offer me to download the code and I need to build it and on micro aren't the developer tools for it :-(. Thanks for help.
Appreciate the video, but you skipped over the user login section. I have got to the Web Interface, but it won't allow me to login in with current credentials for some reason.
You won’t be able to login using the default root account as it doesn’t have access to ssh etc.
So you need to create another account on that machine or change the ssh root privilege for root. I’m in the middle of a new series for this :)
Thank You for that tip, Went back and fixed the issue! Appreciate it
@@prestigefleet Glad to hear it :)
Could you make a video on how to install Apache2, MariaDB, PHP and typo3? All of this using Podman and MicroOS Opensuse as operating system.
Working on a tutorial this week for some of that. Not all. But I could adjust a little. :)
Had a question about installing podman from your video. I installed Podman onto my openSUSE Leap, and so far, it shows installed, but it doesn't show on my left-hand panel.
Apologies ahead of time 🙏
Left hand panel?
@RobertMizen Sorry I meant when you log into Cockpit off to the left side where you can see the different tabs. On your video you can see it to the left side "Podman Containers." But for me nothing shows up after installation of package into my openSUSE Leap Server
@@prestigefleet so you can login to cockpit? But not see the stuff on the left side?
@RobertMizen Correct after that tip you gave me I was able to login in perfect 👌. Then when I login in and do all my updates and all my package installations the "Podman Containers" doesn't pop up.
@@prestigefleet Nice one! Now head over too:
cockpit-project.org/applications.html
it has a list of all the addons for Cockpit. Id recommend at least the following:
cockpit-networkmanager
cockpit-storaged
cockpit-podman
cockpit-selinux
cockpit-tukit
That will handle network management, storage, podman containers, selinux if you are using it and also updates inside the UI.
Hi, how do you get the Applications tab under Tools? I don’t see any cockpit app for that.
That is for when you have installed some of the different extensions. So on mine it shows like Podman, SELinux which from that tab i can remove.