LXC | All
2 CPU
8192 MB
10 GB
Real-time monitoring for Plex, Jellyfin, and Emby servers. Track streams, analyze playback, and detect account sharing from a single dashboard.
Notes
Access the web UI at http://<ip>:3000 to complete setup.
Initial setup may take several minutes due to the build process.
2 CPU
2048 MB
8 GB
Globnotes is a self-hosted Markdown note-taking app where a note’s title is its
path. Browse, search, and edit Obsidian vaults and nested Markdown trees in a
browser, using either Source or WYSIWYG editing. Notes are ordinary files;
application settings and the SQLite search index live separately in persistent
2 CPU
1024 MB
5 GB
Zigbee2MQTT bridges Zigbee devices to MQTT, allowing you to control your Zigbee devices via MQTT.
Notes
Requires a Zigbee coordinator (USB dongle).
The container must be privileged for USB/serial access (var_unprivileged=0).
Access the web UI at http://<ip>:9442 to complete setup.
2 CPU
2048 MB
10 GB
A modern, lightweight, and powerful wiki app built on Node.js.
Notes
Access the web UI at http://<ip>:3000 to complete setup.
Uses PostgreSQL as the database backend by default.
Follows the Wiki.js v2 release repository; existing SQLite installs retain their database and rebuild SQLite only when needed. PostgreSQL remains the fresh default.
2 CPU
2048 MB
8 GB
Online genealogy application for managing and sharing family tree data. Supports GEDCOM import/export, multi-user collaboration, and media management.
Notes
Access the web UI at http://<ip> to get started.
Admin credentials are stored in ~/webtrees.creds on the container.
Default admin username is Admin with a random password generated during install.
Addons | All
Webmin is a web-based system administration interface for Unix-like systems. It lets you manage users, packages, services, disks, cron jobs, network settings, and server configuration through a browser, with SSL enabled by default.
Notes
Runs inside an existing LXC container (Debian/Ubuntu only)
SparkyFitness-Garmin is the Garmin companion microservice for SparkyFitness. It exposes Garmin Connect data over HTTP (uvicorn/FastAPI) so a SparkyFitness installation can pull in Garmin activity and health metrics via GARMIN_MICROSERVICE_URL.
Notes
Runs inside an existing LXC container (Debian/Ubuntu only) that already has SparkyFitness installed (/opt/sparkyfitness)
qBittorrent-Exporter is a Prometheus exporter for qBittorrent. It scrapes the qBittorrent Web API and exposes transfer, torrent, and tracker metrics at /metrics for Prometheus to collect.
Notes
Runs inside an existing LXC container (Debian/Ubuntu or Alpine) — typically the qBittorrent LXC itself
Prometheus exporter for Paperless-ngx. Scrapes the Paperless-ngx API and exposes document, tag, correspondent, storage path, task, and processing statistics as Prometheus metrics, ready to be scraped by a Prometheus server.
Notes
Runs inside an existing LXC container (Debian/Ubuntu only) — typically installed into the Paperless-ngx LXC itself
Portainer CE is a lightweight web UI for managing Docker environments — containers, images, volumes, networks, stacks, and registries — deployed inside the container via Docker Compose.
Notes
Runs inside an existing LXC container (Debian/Ubuntu only)
Installs Docker if missing; the LXC must have nesting enabled (pct set <ctid> --features nesting=1) for Docker to run
PVE Tools | All
This script updates community-scripts managed LXC containers on a Proxmox VE node. It detects the installed service, verifies available update scripts, and applies updates interactively or unattended. Optionally, containers can be backed up before the update process.
Notes
Execute within the Proxmox shell.
This script allows converting Proxmox LXC containers between privileged and unprivileged modes using vzdump backup and restore. It guides you through container selection, backup storage, ID assignment, and privilege flipping via automated restore.
Notes
Execute this script inside the Proxmox shell as root.
Post-install configuration script for Proxmox VE.
Configures package repositories, disables subscription nag, manages enterprise/no-subscription repos, configures high availability, and performs system updates. Supports both Proxmox VE 8.x (Bookworm) and 9.x (Trixie) with proper deb822 sources format on 9.x.
Features
Configure Debian/Proxmox package sources
This script helps manage and delete LXC containers on a Proxmox VE server. It lists all available containers, allowing the user to select one or more for deletion through an interactive menu. Running containers are automatically stopped before deletion, and the user is asked to confirm each action.
Remove old Proxmox VE kernels to free up disk space, especially on small /boot/efi partitions.
Notes
Detects current kernel and lists removable kernels
Select kernels to remove interactively
Runs update-grub after cleanup
Links
GitHub
VMs | All
2 CPU
2048 MB
8 GB
TurnKey LXC Appliances is an open-source project that provides a collection of free, ready-to-use virtual appliances and installation images for various software applications and services. These appliances are pre-configured and come with all the necessary software and settings to simplify deployment and management.
2 CPU
2048 MB
8 GB
Creates a Debian-based virtual machine with configurable resources.
Standard Debian VM template for Proxmox VE. Supports version selection and resource customization.
Notes
Compatible with Proxmox VE 8.x
SSH key injection supported
Cloud-init ready
2 CPU
2048 MB
7 GB
Creates an Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (Noble) virtual machine on Proxmox VE with configurable resources.
Notes
Compatible with Proxmox VE 8.x and 9.x
Uses cloud image with Cloud-Init support
SSH key injection supported
Links
Website
2 CPU
2048 MB
5 GB
Ubuntu is a distribution based on Debian, designed to have regular releases and a consistent user experience.
Notes
This VM uses Cloud-init, for more information see cloud-init discussion: https://github.com/community-scripts/ProxmoxVE/discussions/272
Links
Website
4 CPU
4096 MB
30 GB
Creates a Proxmox VE virtual machine inside your existing Proxmox host — nested virtualization for sandboxed PVE environments.
Notes
Requires CPU with virtualization support (host CPU mode)
Cloud-Init used to bootstrap PVE packages on Debian 13
PVE web interface will be available on port 8006 of the VM