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Using Cockpit with Atomic Developer Bundle

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Cockpit makes it easy to administer your GNU/Linux servers via a web browser. It can manage system resources and has special functionality built in for managing docker containers. Specifically for containers, it can:

  • Display a list of images

  • Display a list of containers (started and stopped)

  • Start and stop containers

  • Pull and delete images

Accessing Cockpit in ADB

These instructions are written assuming you are at a command prompt on the host you are running ADB on.

  1. Start ADB.

  2. Start Cockpit.

    $ vagrant ssh -c "sudo systemctl start cockpit"

  3. Determine the IP Address of ADB

    $ vagrant service-manager box ip

  4. Open cockpit in your web browser using the IP address above:

    http://<IP Address>:9090/

    You may need to accept a TLS certificate as cockpit generates a self-signed SSL certificate.

  5. You may now use cockpit on ADB. Two users are available by default. The username for a standard user is vagrant the password is vagrant. The root user has a password of vagrant.