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Posts on LCM, Linux server management and open source at Techeve.
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Why we are building a notice board for villages
Dorfbrett.de is a project of ours: the village notice board as its own page on the web – events, clubs and official notices in one place, so that the people who do not walk past the town hall every day hear about them too.
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Why we run a site about Linux
sexy-linux.org is a project of ours: a German-language starting point for anyone who wants to leave Windows behind – with distribution portraits, application alternatives and honest answers about what does not work.
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Finding vulnerabilities without touching the servers
How LCM checks the package inventory of every server against the Trivy database: agentless via SBOMs, with the scanner locked in, context-aware weighting and a warning when the database goes stale.
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Rules that enforce themselves
Baseline rules in LCM check the actual state on every connection and intervene only on deviation – with a drift check, priority between groups and a safety catch for the firewall.
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LCM is now open source
Our Linux Centralized Management is now open source: the Community Edition is available under AGPL-3.0 on GitHub and GitLab – one binary, agentless management over SSH.
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