Cockpit is the modern Linux admin interface. There’s a new release every week.
Here are the highlights from this week’s 0.111 and 0.112 releases.
Project News
Atomic Video: Commissaire Basic Usage
Last month we introduced Commissaire giving a quick overview of features and architecture.
Live Demos at Red Hat Summit 2016
If you’re at Red Hat Summit, you might want to come by the Atomic Pod in Community Central and see the Sub-Atomic Cluster. More usefully, we’ll be having a series of live demos by various contributors to the Atomic suite of projects, including:
- Tuesday, 12:45pm: Using Cockpit to manage Kubernetes and Registry with Stef Walter and Peter Volpe
- Tuesday, 4:45pm: Fully automated configure of Kubernetes with Ansible, Jamie Duncan
- Tuesday, 6:00pm: Atomic Scan with Dan Walsh
- Wednesday, 12:15pm: Container Security Tools with Mrunal Patel
- Wednesday, 6:00pm: Atomic Scan with Dan Walsh
- Thursday, 11:00am: Building Multi-container Apps with Dusty Mabe
The Atomic Pod is in Community Central on the main expo floor, right next to the OpenShift Corner.
We will be attempting to schedule additional demonstrations as folks become available, so check back on this page for more.
View article »Docker Brno—Back in the Saddle Again
On the 15th of June, over 60 brave souls gathered together and in defiance of an absolutely gorgeous summer day, talked about containers. Four speakers presented a very different set of talks covering all areas of containers from development to management to deployment.
Jiří Sedláček, an agile QA specialist and developer at Wandera, presented “Development and Deployment Simplification with Containers” (slides). At a previous company, he and the team implemented a docker-driven development environment that helped change the operational philosophy from the bottom up.
Building a Sub-Atomic Cluster, Part 2
I’m continuing to kit out the Sub-Atomic Cluster, in the process it’s received some upgrades. Thanks to John Hawley of the Minnowboard Project at Intel, I now have a nice power supply instead of the tangle of power strips, and in a couple days I’ll also have more SSD storage. You can see here that one node is in a nice blue metal case: that’s Muon, which we’ll be raffling off at DockerCon. Come by booth G14 to see the cluster and for a chance to win the Muon!
While I’m waiting for those, though, I might as well get this set up as a proper Kubernetes cluster. Ansible is my tool for doing this.