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Re:Fedora 31 is officially here by bradstewart on Wednesday October 30, 2019 @11:44AM (#21398963)
I use Fedora Server for exactly that. It comes with Cockpit [0] out of the box, which I find to be a great management interface.

[0] https://cockpit-project.org/

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Re:Fedora 31 is officially here by copperx on Wednesday October 30, 2019 @12:44PM (#21399697)
I've never heard of Cockpit before. It is a lightweight, secure CPanel alternative?
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Re:Fedora 31 is officially here by space_ghost on Wednesday October 30, 2019 @01:05PM (#21399954)
I just installed it to check it out. Nowhere near as "feature complete" as CPanel, but it looks like a good lightweight status monitoring dashboard. Allows some minimal configuration changes and provides a decent HTML5 console implementation.
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Re:Fedora 31 is officially here by bradstewart on Wednesday October 30, 2019 @12:56PM (#21399840)
It's closer to CPanel's WebHost Manager product (aimed at hosting providers/machine admins) than the customer-facing CPanel.

You login with your usual Linux user account and can do things like network and storage configuration, get CPU usage statistics, start/stop containers and VMs, that sort of stuff. Nothing you couldn't do via SSH, but presented in a straightforward UI.

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