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Canonical announced today the availability of Landscape, its web-based systems management tool for Ubuntu servers and desktops.
With Landscape, users can manage, monitor and maintain all their Ubuntu machines simply by registering them with the service. Focused on being easy to deploy, Landscape is immediately available with an easy to use Web interface to common administration tasks.
Security and stability are enhanced with visibility of new security fixes and updates as soon as they're available for Ubuntu. Individual systems, or groups can be updated making it simple and quick to keep them secure. With package management across a range of systems the total cost of managing an Ubuntu deployment of desktops, laptops and servers is reduced.
Functional Features
Package Management
Search for packages by name
Install or remove packages on multiple computers at once
See at a glance what computers have upgrades available
Upgrade all packages or select individual upgrades on one or more computers
User management (all across multiple computers)
See all users laid out across multiple machines
add and remove users
edit user details across multiple computers
lock out users
Monitoring - see graphs over time of all the following, with layover graphs for multiple computers
Load Average
Memory/Swap usage
Temperatures
Disk usage
Process management
See all processes running on a machine as of the last update, with comprehensive process information
end or kill processes on demand
Hardware inventory
See very thorough details about hardware; everything reported by HAL
select multiple computers and view a single tree of hardware for easy comparison by computer
History
See all changes made through landscape including timestamps and what computers were affected
See other history of things not done by Landscape but detected on the computer - currently user-related changes.
Misc
Keep notes on each computer
Organize your many computers with tags, allowing easy navigation and selection for performing operations across e.g. your developer desktops, your web servers, etc.
See all outstanding operations that need your attention at a glance
http://www.ubuntu.com/news/landscape-system-management-tool
With Landscape, users can manage, monitor and maintain all their Ubuntu machines simply by registering them with the service. Focused on being easy to deploy, Landscape is immediately available with an easy to use Web interface to common administration tasks.
Security and stability are enhanced with visibility of new security fixes and updates as soon as they're available for Ubuntu. Individual systems, or groups can be updated making it simple and quick to keep them secure. With package management across a range of systems the total cost of managing an Ubuntu deployment of desktops, laptops and servers is reduced.
Functional Features
Package Management
Search for packages by name
Install or remove packages on multiple computers at once
See at a glance what computers have upgrades available
Upgrade all packages or select individual upgrades on one or more computers
User management (all across multiple computers)
See all users laid out across multiple machines
add and remove users
edit user details across multiple computers
lock out users
Monitoring - see graphs over time of all the following, with layover graphs for multiple computers
Load Average
Memory/Swap usage
Temperatures
Disk usage
Process management
See all processes running on a machine as of the last update, with comprehensive process information
end or kill processes on demand
Hardware inventory
See very thorough details about hardware; everything reported by HAL
select multiple computers and view a single tree of hardware for easy comparison by computer
History
See all changes made through landscape including timestamps and what computers were affected
See other history of things not done by Landscape but detected on the computer - currently user-related changes.
Misc
Keep notes on each computer
Organize your many computers with tags, allowing easy navigation and selection for performing operations across e.g. your developer desktops, your web servers, etc.
See all outstanding operations that need your attention at a glance
http://www.ubuntu.com/news/landscape-system-management-tool