Linux Stream 8 with Webmin: SysAdmin Server

Webmin is a web-based system administration tool that allows users to manage various aspects of a Linux or Unix-like operating system through a graphical user interface (GUI). Developed by the brilliant mind of Jamie Cameron and released in 1997, Webmin has evolved into a widely popular choice for efficiently managing servers and networked devices.

Webmin provides a variety of modules that allow users to manage tasks such as configuring system settings, managing user accounts, setting up network services, managing databases, and monitoring system performance. These modules can be accessed through a web browser from any computer with network access to the server running Webmin.

Webmin allows you to configure a huge number of things in the system without entering its console, it has a fairly clear interface, and in principle, it is quite convenient and functional. Webmin Server enables you to work with backups, bootup and shutdown, password changes, filesystems, logs, updates, Apache, MySQL, and also many other features.

Webmin is highly customizable, with support for a variety of themes and the ability to create custom modules using Perl or other programming languages. It also includes a powerful plugin architecture that allows third-party developers to add new functionality to the system.

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