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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Dec 14, 2022
> The Cockpit Project is a fantastic project that doesn’t get nearly enough attention. It’s a web-based graphical interface for Linux systems, and it can shave a lot of time (and reading man pages…) off basic system administration tasks.
> Cockpit makes a lot of system administration tasks discoverable and lets you do things like spin up Linux containers or virtual machines with a few clicks. It even gives you a web-based console to manage your machines without having to SSH into them.
> It doesn’t do everything you could do at the console, but when you can’t do it via the GUI? Just use the built-in terminal to dive in and make your changes.
> But you can do a lot before you really need to reach for the CLI. I whipped the virtual machines add on into Cockpit (it’s not installed by default) and didn’t even need to supply an image to get started. The wizard for creating a new virtual machine will let you download some pre-selected options like Fedora, Debian, CentOS Stream, etc.
> The Chief Information Officer job title infers a primary emphasis on technology. Yet, it has always been clear to me that the most critical element of the information technology specialty is people.
> As a CIO, for example, how can I attract top-notch technology employees to join my team? How can I keep them involved, engaged, and valued? How can I keep them excited enough about the work that they want to stay and evolve with the company?
> Businesses everywhere are embracing digital technologies to grab market share and keep up with today’s always-on consumer demands. Many well-known brands turn to the cloud to deliver fast, personalized customer experiences at the heart of their new digital-first strategies.
> This urgent need to modernize puts a spotlight on every organization’s digital transformation effort and, critically, their IT leadership’s strategic use of the cloud. According to recent findings from the IBM Transformation Index: State of Cloud, 77 percent of the over 3,000 global business and IT decision-makers surveyed across 12 countries and 15 industries said their organization had adopted a hybrid cloud approach to drive digital transformation progress. On top of this, 71 percent agreed that having a solid hybrid cloud strategy is key to realizing the full potential of a digital transformation.
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