From: Karen A. <wr...@gm...> - 2013-05-20 14:27:31
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Hi, We have an environment at work that uses Webmin for Unix management, that works very well. We mainly use webmin to run custom commands that help our offshore support team keep an eye on the system and query certain applications. However, we are now in the process of transitioning to a new infrastructure, based on Oracle LDOMs. All of a sudden, our environment grew from 6 servers to 30. The idea of installing and configuring 30 something webmin instances is somewhat daunting. Is there any way for webmin to run multiple servers from one console? Thanks in Advance! |
From: Jamie C. <jca...@we...> - 2013-05-20 21:47:05
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On 20/May/2013 07:27 Karen Almog <wr...@gm...> wrote .. > Hi, > > We have an environment at work that uses Webmin for Unix management, that > works very well. > We mainly use webmin to run custom commands that help our offshore support > team keep an eye on the system and query certain applications. > > However, we are now in the process of transitioning to a new > infrastructure, based on Oracle LDOMs. > > All of a sudden, our environment grew from 6 servers to 30. The idea of > installing and configuring 30 something webmin instances is somewhat > daunting. > Is there any way for webmin to run multiple servers from one console? That depends on exactly what you want to do with your multiple servers. Webmin does support management of multiple systems, but not for all functions. The modules under the Cluster category can be used to do things like install packages, create users, run commands, distribute files, setup cron jobs and a few other operations. You can also use Cloudmin for Physical Systems to perform these operations, and more like installing and managing software packages. - Jamie |