Monitoring & Logging

How to Install and Configure Cockpit for Web-Based Server Management on Fedora Cockpit gives you a browser-based dashboard for managing Fedora servers, including storage, networking, services, updates, and virtual machines. How to Set Up Centralized Log Management with the ELK Stack on Fedora Install and configure Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana on Fedora to centralize and visualize logs. How to Set Up Log Rotation on Fedora (logrotate) Set up log rotation on Fedora by creating a config file in /etc/logrotate.d/ and running logrotate -f to test it. How to Use Cockpit for Web-Based System Administration on Fedora Install and enable Cockpit on Fedora to manage system services, storage, networking, user accounts, and software updates through a browser-based dashboard at port 9090. How to Use Cockpit Web Console for Remote Fedora Administration Install and enable Cockpit on Fedora to access a web interface for remote system administration. Read system logs On Fedora, system logs are managed by systemd's journal and can be read with the journalctl command.