Source: sysdeck
Section: admin
Priority: optional
Maintainer: Jeremy Anderson <info@dcos.net>
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# `node --check` — a clean sbuild chroot needs it at build time.
Build-Depends: debhelper-compat (= 13), make, python3 (>= 3.9), nodejs
Standards-Version: 4.7.0
Homepage: https://dcos.net
Vcs-Browser: https://dcos.net
Vcs-Git: https://dcos.net/sysdeck.git

Package: sysdeck
Architecture: all
Depends: cockpit-bridge (>= 239), python3 (>= 3.9), ${misc:Depends}
Recommends: podman, nftables, lynis, iproute2, fwupd, tpm2-tools, opensc, pcscd, glances, lm-sensors, sysbench, polkitd, appstream
Suggests: kata-containers, jellyfin, kubectl, cryptsetup, mkosi, vmdb2, archiso, live-build, photoprism, piwigo, lychee, librephotos, nextcloud-server, ceph, glusterfs-server, moosefs-master, beegfs-meta, orangefs-server
Description: Unified operations surface for Linux infrastructure
 SysDeck is a standalone Linux operations console that also ships as a
 Cockpit plugin suite. This package installs the Cockpit plugin edition:
 27 domain modules — containers, firewall, integrity auditing, network
 security, service mesh, encryption vaults, fleet compute, Kata
 Containers, firmware, image building, mining, theme engine, hardware
 authentication, DAG-driven build orchestration, system monitoring,
 hardware sensors, system benchmarking, package management, policy &
 permissions, database control, Jellyfin media server, photo manager
 (PhotoPrism/Piwigo/Lychee/Nextcloud-Memories/LibrePhotos), remote
 filesystem manager (Ceph/GlusterFS/MooseFS/BeeGFS/OrangeFS), the
 service/port editor, the 3rd-party module installer, and the AI
 gateway client — behind the Cockpit web UI. The standalone web
 console (no Cockpit required) ships in the master tarball.