2 title: Authenticate to Cockpit from anywhere
4 author: Martin Pitt <<mpitt@redhat.com>>
5 email: mpitt@redhat.com
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15 - Interactive Server admin web interface
16 - Easy setup and troubleshooting for one or a few machines
17 - Included in all major distros
19 \note[item]{Conceptually: Linux session running in a web browser; technically very similar to ssh/VT/GNOME login}
20 \note[item]{Aimed at admins who are new to Linux, e. g. coming from the Windows world and familiar with the concepts, but not Linux terminology}
21 \note[item]{but also to experienced ones for infrequent tasks; not just setup, but also investigating “what is wrong with this machine”}
28 vgextend vg0 /dev/sdb2
29 lvresize --extents '+100%FREE' vg0/data1
30 resize2fs /dev/vg0/data1
33 \note[item]{for example, adding a new PV to an LV and resizing the file system you can spend some time coming up with these commands}
34 \note[item]{lots of possibilities for screwing up}
35 \note[item]{you can do it simply and safely with Cockpit like this → go to local browser}
36 \note[item]{Storage page, vg0 in Devices (top right), + in Physical Volumes, add sdb2}
37 \note[item]{expand data1 table line, click grow}
41 - `#cockpit` on Freenode
42 - https://cockpit-project.org
44 \note[item]{Home page leads to mailing lists, documentation}
45 \note[item]{thanks for your attention; Q+A}