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Containers

Virtual Machines and Containers in TrueNAS 25.04
TrueNAS 25.04 introduces support for Containers (Linux system containers), enabling lightweight isolation similar to jails in TrueNAS CORE.
TrueNAS 25.04.2 reintroduces “classic virtualization” with the Virtual Machines feature.
Virtual machines in 25.04.2 (or later) are created and appear on the Virtual Machines screen.
VMs created in 25.04.0 or 25.04.1 using the Instances feature continue to function and appear on the Containers screen.

Virtual Machines

Virtual Machines Screen

The Virtual Machines screen allows users to add, edit, or manage virtual machines (VMs) or VM devices in TrueNAS. The No Virtual Machines screen shows when there are no VMs configured in or deleted from TrueNAS.