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KitchenAsty vs TurnKey File Server

KitchenAsty

kitchenasty.com

TurnKey File Server

turnkeylinux.org

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FigureKitchenAstyTurnKey File Server
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYes—
Linux—Yes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
APIYes—
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published03
Spec score · NAS Software8.1 (#8)7.5 (#18)
SecurityThe deployment guide recommends strong JWT and database secrets, restricting allowed CORS origins, production mode, and HTTPS via a reverse proxy.Automatic security updates are listed as an appliance feature, and passwords are set during system initialization rather than supplied as defaults.
SupportThe project directs questions to GitHub Issues and GitHub Discussions.The maker describes free community help through its website and offers Hub paid plans with email or priority support.

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KitchenAsty

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TurnKey File Server

  • Hub Backup and Migration — FreeFree
  • Hub Cloud Servers — FreeFree
  • TurnKey File Server applianceFree

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TurnKey File Server

TurnKey File Server is a free Linux appliance for network-attached storage on self-hosted systems. It combines Windows-compatible file sharing with a browser-based file manager and supports SMB, FTP, SFTP, NFS, WebDAV, and rsync. The WebDAV CGI interface offers web access, previews for major formats, and drag-and-drop handling. Samba is preconfigured with user home directories and public storage, using /srv/storage as its default shared path. Webmin includes a Samba configuration module. The appliance also provides SSL, zip, rar, and bz2 compression, plus a utility for converting text file endings between UNIX and DOS formats. Automatic security updates are included, and passwords are set during initialization. TurnKey supplies a 723MB ISO and supports TurnKey Hub deployment on Amazon EC2. Documented build types include bare metal, VirtualBox, VMware, OpenStack, Proxmox, Xen, LXC, and Docker. The appliance is free and open source. Hub Cloud Servers — Free costs nothing, with AWS usage billed separately.

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