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Using Cockpit on CentOS
Cockpit is a new tool shipped with CentOS 8 that allows server management, including container management. This lab will allow you to become more familiar with the tool and think about its use cases.
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Challenge
Install Cockpit
Given that we have a bare CentOS system, we need to install
cockpit
. Run the following to get the right software on the system:yum install cockpit -y
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Challenge
Create the Required User
Add the user
trevor
with the following information:Full Name: Trevor McTavish User Name: trevor Password: P1n3h34d!!
Ensure the user is a member of the
wheel
group. -
Challenge
Install the Required Plugin to Manage Containers in Cockpit
The package required is
cockpit-podman
, so we can install it by running:yum install podman cockpit-podman -y
Once installed, we need to restart
cockpit
to make sure the new software is recognized:systemctl restart cockpit
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Challenge
Start an `rsyslog` Container
Find the
docker.io/camptocamp/rsyslog-bin
container, download it, and start the image.
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