Cockpit is the modern Linux admin interface. We release regularly.

Here are the release notes from Cockpit 292 and cockpit-machines 290:

Metrics: Add disk I/O per service

The “Disks” usage metrics card now shows the active read and write bandwidth for the top 5 consumers by systemd unit. This is similar to the already existing per-service CPU and RAM usage.

Machines: Add watchdogs which require reboot

In some cases, adding a watchdog to a running VM fails. When that happens, the changes can only be applied through rebooting the VM. The “Add watchdog” dialog now supports this case.

Several right-to-left language fixes

In Cockpit 282, the first round of RTL support arrived. This release of Cockpit further dramatically improves RTL support.

A big thanks to Ahmed Abdelatty for kickstarting this most recent round of improvements!

Try it out

Cockpit 292, cockpit-machines 290, cockpit-podman 69, and cockpit-ostree 193 are available now:

• For your Linux system

• Cockpit Client

• Cockpit Source Tarball
• Cockpit Fedora 38
• Cockpit Fedora 37
• cockpit-machines Source Tarball
• cockpit-machines Fedora 38
• cockpit-machines Fedora 37
• cockpit-podman Source Tarball
• cockpit-podman Fedora 38
• cockpit-podman Fedora 37
• cockpit-ostree Source Tarball
• cockpit-ostree Fedora 38
• cockpit-ostree Fedora 37