This is the second video in the Podman For Beginners series. In this video we will install Cockpit on OpenSUSE Linux and also run install some Cockpit extensions.
I am using OpenSUSE MicroOS for my enterprise and container setups. MicroOS is a transactional based Linux operating system. Which comes with it stricter set of security procedures. Restarting the server after each update.
Written Guide:
For the previous video:
Cockpit Project:
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:14 Prerequisites
00:37 What is Cockpit
00:54 OpenSUSE & Other Distros
01:22 Install Cockpit
02:13 Enable Cockpit Service
02:43 Install Extensions
05:07 Connect to the Cockpit UI
05:34 Cockpit Overview
08:58 Whats Next
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