Linux Server
Linux Server is a topic catalog covering management, administration, and monitoring interfaces used to operate Linux servers in production. It organizes references to systemd, cockpit, the Linux audit framework, package managers (apt, dnf, rpm), configuration management and provisioning tooling, and remote administration protocols commonly used on Linux servers.
APIs
systemd
System and service manager for Linux, providing process supervision, socket activation, journaled logging, and a D-Bus management API.
Cockpit
Web-based graphical interface for Linux server administration, providing tools for managing services, storage, networking, and accounts.
Linux Audit
The Linux audit subsystem and userspace tools for tracking security-relevant events on a Linux server.
APT
The Advanced Package Tool used by Debian, Ubuntu, and derivatives for installing, upgrading, and removing software packages.
DNF
The Dandified YUM package manager used on Fedora, RHEL, CentOS Stream, and related distributions.
OpenSSH
The de facto standard suite for secure remote login, command execution, and file transfer on Linux servers.
systemd-journald
The systemd journal daemon, providing structured, indexed logs for the Linux server with a query API via journalctl and libsystemd.