TurnKey 19 for Proxmox: all 85 appliances are ready

All 85 appliances from the TurnKey Linux 19 ISO release are now available as Proxmox LXC templates. They are based on Debian 13 (Trixie), and the signed TurnKey catalog has been updated so you can download them directly through Proxmox.

That includes Nextcloud, WordPress, GitLab, File Server and the rest of the v19 library. Znuny, which replaces OTRS Community Edition in this release, is there too. If you want a small base to build on, start with Core.

Get the templates

Proxmox already includes the TurnKey catalog. You can download templates through its web interface without typing a filename. For WordPress:

Select your Proxmox node and open template storage such as local.
Open CT Templates, then click Templates.
Search for wordpress, select the newest TurnKey 19.x entry, and click Download.

Once downloaded, click Create CT and choose the WordPress template. Start the container and open its console to complete the appliance’s initial setup. The same steps work for the other appliances.

If v19 is missing from the list, refresh the catalog from your Proxmox host’s shell, then reopen the template list:

pveam update

These templates contain the appliance’s filesystem and run on the Proxmox host’s kernel. Choose a container template when creating an LXC container; use an ISO when installing a full virtual machine. Proxmox’s container documentation covers storage, networking and container settings.

Tested with Proxmox

We checked all 85 templates and tested Core from download to a running container through Proxmox. The updated catalog works with Proxmox’s existing TurnKey integration.

The templates and their signed checksum files are also available from the Proxmox download directory.

If you run into a problem, please open an issue with the appliance name, template filename, Proxmox version and the steps needed to reproduce it.