orcharhino plugins for flexible IT management
Plugins for customized solutions
Extend the functionality of your IT environment with the available orcharhino plug-ins.
Find the right tools to design your infrastructure efficiently and individually.
SCC Manager Plug-in
The SCC Manager plugin helps you to add SUSE content from your SCC account to your orcharhino.
Snapshot Management Plugin
With the Snapshot Management plugin, you can create snapshots of virtual machines running on VMware vSphere and Proxmox.
OpenSCAP Plugin
The OpenSCAP plugin helps you create and collect compliance reports, as well as verify that managed systems comply with defined SCAP policies.
Bootdisk Plugin
With the Bootdisk plugin, you can provision systems even without DHCP using a boot disk with a static network configuration.
Discovery Plugin
The Discovery plugin helps you automatically discover new physical systems based on their hardware information and then provision them.
Generic Compute Resource Plugin
This OpenTofu-based plugin helps you connect additional compute resources to orcharhino using provider-based templates and expand your provisioning options.
Resource Quota Plugin
With the Resource Quota plugin, you can limit resources for users or groups and allocate available capacity in a controlled manner.
Ansible Plugin
With the Ansible plugin, you can import Ansible roles into orcharhino, assign them to managed hosts, and run them directly from orcharhino.
Ansible Director Plugin
The Ansible Director plugin helps you manage and version Ansible content from Git or Ansible Galaxy and deploy it via execution environments.
Puppet Plugin
With the Puppet plugin, you can manage Puppet classes in orcharhino, assign them to hosts, and apply configurations centrally.
Salt Plugin
With the Salt plugin, you can import Salt states into orcharhino, assign them to managed hosts, and centrally control their configuration.
Webhooks Plugin
With the Webhooks plugin, you can trigger HTTP requests from orcharhino in response to defined events and pass event data to APIs and other services.
Debian and Ubuntu errata for security updates
The ATIX AG Debian and Ubuntu errata service provides errata for Debian and Ubuntu. If you create a repository of type deb, point the errata URL to the ATIX AG Debian and Ubuntu errata service. Use https://dep.atix.de/dep/api/v1/debian for Debian, https://dep.atix.de/dep/api/v1/ubuntu for Ubuntu and https://dep.atix.de/dep/api/v1/ubuntu-esm for Ubuntu-ESM.
An errata contains information about which packages need to be updated to fix a security problem.
Debian and Ubuntu errata are derived from the Debian Security Announcements (DSA) and the Ubuntu Security Notices (USN).
You need to add Debian and Ubuntu errata to the security repository. For Debian you need the My_Debian_Release-security repository, for example bookworm-security. For Ubuntu you need the My_Ubuntu_Release-security repository, for example noble-security.
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