Comprehensive Transaction Tracking
Every package transaction is recorded — installations, updates and removals — giving you a complete history of package activity on each system.
Every install, update and removal on every server — collected by the agent, compiled in one database, and queryable from a dashboard your team actually reads.
# Install $ sudo dnf localinstall -y https://rpm.rda.run/repo.rpm $ sudo dnf install -y txlog # Configure (update server URL) $ sudo nano /etc/txlog.yaml # Run $ txlog build
Fleet-wide totals, OS and agent spread, and anomalies from the last 7 days.
Txlog ServerGlobal infrastructure overview and real-time statistics
| OS name | Assets |
|---|---|
| Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.4 | 612 |
| Rocky Linux 9.3 | 341 |
| AlmaLinux 9.4 | 208 |
| Oracle Linux 8.9 | 87 |
| Undefined OS | 36 |
| Agent version | Assets |
|---|---|
| v1.27.0 | 903 |
| v1.26.2 | 244 |
| v1.25.0 | 98 |
| Undefined Agent Version | 39 |
Every package transaction is recorded — installations, updates and removals — giving you a complete history of package activity on each system.
Beyond simple counts: frequency, package names and versions are compiled per asset, so you can answer “what changed, where, and when”.
Know which hosts still need a reboot to fully apply critical updates — kernel and core library changes only take effect after a restart.
Specialised in RPM-based distributions — AlmaLinux, Fedora, Red Hat Enterprise Linux and friends — so collection stays accurate instead of generic.
Container image, Kubernetes manifest and Postgres — nothing else to wire up.