automated system updates and garbage collection for our infrastructure
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automated system updates and garbage collection for our infrastructure
Application As Code - Provisioning applications based on system requirements
🔧 A modular, extensible Linux system maintenance tool that automates package updates (APT, Snap, Flatpak), system cleanup, and custom maintenance tasks with intelligent scheduling, logging, and a beautiful terminal-first interface.
Advanced system administration toolkit with safety-first approach for Linux & macOS
This repository containing an Ansible playbook for updating packages on multiple servers, compatible with Debian-based Linux distributions. Includes usage information in a README file.
Service Status Indicator API: Monitor Linux system services and updates with an API and front-end client. GPLv2 licensed.
Update management for RHEL/CentOS Stream/Fedora bootc image-mode systems — booted/staged/rollback status, updates, and deployment pinning from your Cockpit browser UI.
The tool is geared towards Linux users who need to monitor specific services on remote or local systems.
Update management plugin for Config Manager — OS and package updates on headless Debian nodes
Enterprise patching automation system with cross‑platform packaging, freeze pipelines, schema‑driven configuration, and universal stdout‑based update detection.
A simple cross-platform system updater written in C++ that can be used to check and update various system packages and backup critical system files. This tool is designed to work on Linux, macOS, and Windows operating systems.
Bootc — independent third-party profile of a public API surface, by API Evangelist. Bootc is an open source tool that enables transactional, in-place operating system updates using OCI/Docker container images as the source for OS updates. It applies the container layering model to bootable host systems, using standard OCI containers as a transport
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