Landscape is a systems administration tool for managing and monitoring Ubuntu deployments, ranging from a few machines to large environments. It lets you control configuration, updates, and security from a central location. You can use Landscape for all of your Ubuntu systems, such as desktops, servers, cloud instances, and IoT devices.
Landscape uses a client–server model. An agent (Landscape Client) runs on each managed machine and communicates with the Landscape server, which can be managed via the web portal or API. This setup allows you to inventory systems, deploy software, automate updates, apply security patches, check compliance, generate reports, and more from a single interface.
Managing large systems often requires switching between multiple tools and manual processes. Landscape reduces this complexity by consolidating system management tasks into one portal, making it easier to keep systems up to date, secure, and compliant.
Landscape is used by system administrators, security teams, IT managers, and compliance officers in organizations of all sizes. It works in on-premise, cloud, and hybrid environments, and scales from small installations to large infrastructures at enterprise scale.
Support is available to those who purchase it with Ubuntu Pro.
{ref}Tutorial <getting-started-with-landscape> A hands-on introduction to Landscape for new users |
{ref}How-to guides <how-to-guides-index> Step-by-step guides covering key operations and common tasks |
{ref}Reference <reference-index> Technical information - APIs, logs, glossary |
{ref}Explanation <explanation-index> Concepts - discussion and clarification of key topics |
Landscape is a member of the Ubuntu family. It welcomes community contributions, suggestions, fixes and constructive feedback.
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