What LVM GUI to Use for Remote Linux Machine
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@tim_g manage to install cockpit, but the storage menu wont show up. It is on centos 7 - xen dom0 .
Any idea how to show the storage menu?It is working well in my fedora 26 in my laptop. I have the storage menu.
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@kuyaz said in What LVM GUI to Use for Remote Linux Machine:
@tim_g manage to install cockpit, but the storage menu wont show up. It is on centos 7 - xen dom0 .
Any idea how to show the storage menu?It is working well in my fedora 26 in my laptop. I have the storage menu.
I did install Cockpit on CentOS once... but I can't recall whether or not I had a storage menu item. I've been using Fedora 99% of the time.
I'll check it out tomorrow.
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@kuyaz said in What LVM GUI to Use for Remote Linux Machine:
@tim_g manage to install cockpit, but the storage menu wont show up. It is on centos 7 - xen dom0 .
Any idea how to show the storage menu?It is working well in my fedora 26 in my laptop. I have the storage menu.
Why are you using CentOS?
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@scottalanmiller i use centos initially, but now im playing around with fedora as you recommended. so far so good.
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@scottalanmiller said in What LVM GUI to Use for Remote Linux Machine:
@kuyaz said in What LVM GUI to Use for Remote Linux Machine:
@tim_g manage to install cockpit, but the storage menu wont show up. It is on centos 7 - xen dom0 .
Any idea how to show the storage menu?It is working well in my fedora 26 in my laptop. I have the storage menu.
Why are you using CentOS?
In one of my cases, for ovirt-engine.
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@kuyaz said in What LVM GUI to Use for Remote Linux Machine:
@scottalanmiller i use centos initially, but now im playing around with fedora as you recommended. so far so good.
For KVM especially you’ll want Fedora.
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@kuyaz said in What LVM GUI to Use for Remote Linux Machine:
@tim_g manage to install cockpit, but the storage menu wont show up. It is on centos 7 - xen dom0 .
Any idea how to show the storage menu?It is working well in my fedora 26 in my laptop. I have the storage menu.
You need to install cockpit-storaged and it will have all of the storage stuff available.
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@stacksofplates said in What LVM GUI to Use for Remote Linux Machine:
@kuyaz said in What LVM GUI to Use for Remote Linux Machine:
@tim_g manage to install cockpit, but the storage menu wont show up. It is on centos 7 - xen dom0 .
Any idea how to show the storage menu?It is working well in my fedora 26 in my laptop. I have the storage menu.
You need to install cockpit-storaged and it will have all of the storage stuff available.
That's why I don't normally see it. I don't add in the extras for Cockpit.
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@stacksofplates thanks a bunch! it shows now!
yum install cockpit-networkmanager
yum install cockpit-storaged -
@kuyaz said in What LVM GUI to Use for Remote Linux Machine:
@stacksofplates thanks a bunch! it shows now!
yum install cockpit-networkmanager
yum install cockpit-storagedAwesome. Cockpit is the best kind of GUI. I'm still not a proponent of having GUIs for SA tasks, but Cockpit is the best of all options. It's a remote GUI over the web, it has integrated security, it is light, and it is integrated with the OS, and is supported by the core vendor.
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@scottalanmiller said in What LVM GUI to Use for Remote Linux Machine:
@kuyaz said in What LVM GUI to Use for Remote Linux Machine:
@stacksofplates thanks a bunch! it shows now!
yum install cockpit-networkmanager
yum install cockpit-storagedAwesome. Cockpit is the best kind of GUI. I'm still not a proponent of having GUIs for SA tasks, but Cockpit is the best of all options. It's a remote GUI over the web, it has integrated security, it is light, and it is integrated with the OS, and is supported by the core vendor.
It doesn't really get any better than that.
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@tim_g said in What LVM GUI to Use for Remote Linux Machine:
@scottalanmiller said in What LVM GUI to Use for Remote Linux Machine:
@kuyaz said in What LVM GUI to Use for Remote Linux Machine:
@stacksofplates thanks a bunch! it shows now!
yum install cockpit-networkmanager
yum install cockpit-storagedAwesome. Cockpit is the best kind of GUI. I'm still not a proponent of having GUIs for SA tasks, but Cockpit is the best of all options. It's a remote GUI over the web, it has integrated security, it is light, and it is integrated with the OS, and is supported by the core vendor.
It doesn't really get any better than that.
Well, CLI, but other than that
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Cockpit has come a long way in the last year or two. It's kind of leading the industry as far as nice interfaces. Still early without a ton of functionality, but it is getting better and better.
