Alma Linux 10 on Azure Optimized with Cockpit & Local AI Assistant
Madarson It, LLC · Operations & Productivity
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This Azure Marketplace image provides an Azure-optimized AlmaLinux 10 system configured with secure defaults and modern operational tooling. It is designed for general-purpose production workloads that benefit from simplicity, transparency, and local AI assistance.
The image includes a locally deployed AI system assistant that runs directly on the virtual machine. Administrators can interact with the system using natural language while maintaining full control over data and execution.
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Cockpit is included for browser-based management, providing an intuitive interface for monitoring, configuration, and troubleshooting.
Key Features:
- Azure-optimized AlmaLinux 10
- Secure system defaults with automated updates
- Local AI system assistant with no external dependencies
- Cockpit web console for browser-based management
- Transparent, community-driven enterprise Linux
Local AI System Assistant:
The system includes a local AI assistant accessible via the command line.
sys-ai "Why is a service failing to start?"
The underlying model is managed with Ollama:
ollama run mistral
Use Cases:
- Application hosting on Azure
- Dev, Test and Regulated workloads
- Operational platforms requiring local AI assistance
- Internal services and tooling
Ideal For:
- Platform and DevOps teams
- SaaS providers and internal engineering teams
- Organizations seeking simplicity and control
Getting Started:
Deploy from Azure Marketplace → Connect to VM → Open port 9090 → Access Cockpit at https://your-vm-ip:9090
To speak with us about private offers or custom requirements, contact us at info@madarsonit.com
Disclaimer: AlmaLinux is a trademark of AlmaLinux OS Foundation. Ollama and Mistral are open-source projects. Madarson IT is not affiliated with or endorsed by AlmaLinux OS Foundation.
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