configuration, reboots) An automatic mechanism that installs security patches on a daily basis. Web administration interface based on Webmin which includes a selection of generic add-on control and configuration modules. Web browser based shell TKLBAM (TurnKey Linux Backup And Migration) - a custom TKL backup/migration application/service that uses Duplicity as a backend. By default TKLBAM uses Amazon S3 for storage, but can also be configured to use any other storage medium supported by Duplicity. As of version 1.4 TKLBAM is available for non-TKL Linux OS. The TurnKey Core has a footprint of approximately 110 MB, and is available as a separate download. Application software is installed on top of the Core, which typically increases the size of a virtual appliance up to approximately 160 MB. By downloading and installing the appliance package to the hard drive, it is intended by the developers that administrators would gain an easy method of setting up a dedicated server. New software appliances, or customised appliances can be developed by forking the appropriate appliance build code on GitHub and then built using TKLDev. Additionally appliances can also be customized and extended using TKLPatch, a simple appliance modification mechanism. TurnKey Linux can be run as a virtual machine with VirtualBox and VMWare, although the former has been described as having been provided with more documentation. Screenshots See also Virtual appliance Software appliance Live CD Bitnami References External links Project website The TurnKey Linux "Hub" Issue Tracker (bugs and feature requests) Development wiki X86-64 Linux distributions Free software culture and documents Cloud infrastructure Software appliances Ubuntu derivatives Debian-based distributions Linux package management-related software Free server software Free system software Linux distributions