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== Fedora Server Roles == | == Fedora Server Roles == | ||
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Fedora Server Roles
Anaconda Support for Server Roles
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/AnacondaServerRoleSupport
Framework for Server Role Deployment
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/FrameworkForServerRoleDeployment
Domain Controller Server Role
Fedora Server can deploy a domain controller powered by FreeIPA. The role greatly simplifies configuration of a primary domain controller.
When combined with SSSD, complex tasks such as single-sign-on and authenticated access to network resources is easily accomplished.
Cockpit Management Console
The Cockpit Management Console (the cockpit package) is now available by default in Fedora Server. This tool provides a powerful, easy to use, web-based graphical interface for managing multiple Linux servers. Features include:
- systemd service management
- Journal log viewer
- Storage configuration including LVM
- Docker container management
- Basic network configuration
- Adding and removing local users
See the Cockpit Project website and the Cockpit Management Console wiki page for additional information.