> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://flashrdp.com/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Operating System Templates > Retrieves the list of available operating system templates for the specified server. The template IDs provided in the response can be used when building a server. ## OpenAPI ````yaml /api/control-panel/server-build.json get /server/{serverId}/operatingSystemTemplates openapi: 3.0.1 info: title: API Documentation description: >- ## Overview This API allows you to manage your account and servers programmatically. Account management features are available to all authenticated users, while server management operations are restricted to server owners. Only users who own a server can perform actions such as creating, or managing through the API. ### Authentication The API uses **Bearer Token authorization** for all authenticated requests. To access protected endpoints, include your API token in the `Authorization` header of each request: ``` Authorization: Bearer ``` If the token is missing, invalid, or expired, the API will respond with: ``` HTTP 401 Unauthorized ``` Tokens are issued through your account and must be kept secure. ### Data Format The API uses **JSON** for all requests and responses. All requests should be sent with the following headers: ``` Content-Type: application/json Accept: application/json ``` ### Rate Limiting The API is rate limited to prevent excessive requests and ensure fair usage. Limits may be increased on request. Each response includes rate limit headers that indicate your current usage: | Header | Description | | ------- | ------------ | | **X-RateLimit-Limit** | The total number of requests allowed per minute. | | **X-RateLimit-Remaining** | The number of requests remaining in the current time window. | | **X-RateLimit-Reset** | The time when the limit will be reset. | When the limit is reached, the API will respond with the following status until the limit resets: ``` HTTP 429 Too Many Requests ``` ### Service Availability If the API is temporarily unavailable or undergoing maintenance, it will return the following status: ``` HTTP 503 Service Unavailable ``` This status indicates a temporary outage and the request should be retried later once the service is restored. version: 1.0.0 servers: - url: https://servers.flashrdp.com/api security: [] tags: - name: Server/Build paths: /server/{serverId}/operatingSystemTemplates: get: tags: - Server/Build summary: Operating System Templates description: >- Retrieves the list of available operating system templates for the specified server. The template IDs provided in the response can be used when building a server. parameters: - name: serverId in: path description: '' required: true schema: type: string - name: Accept in: header description: '' required: true example: application/json schema: type: string enum: - application/json responses: '200': description: '' content: application/json: schema: type: object properties: data: type: array items: type: object properties: id: type: integer name: type: string description: type: string example: data: - id: 85 name: Debian 13 (Trixie) Minimal description: >- Minimal installation with limited packages on an ext4 filesystem. New packages are easily installed using Advanced Package Tool (APT), the main command-line package manager for Debian. - id: 71 name: Debian 12 (Bookworm) ext4 description: >- Minimal installation with limited packages on an ext4 filesystem. New packages are easily installed using Advanced Package Tool (APT), the main command-line package manager for Debian. - id: 46 name: Debian 12 (Bookworm) Minimal description: >- Minimal installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using Advanced Package Tool (APT), the main command-line package manager for Debian. - id: 8 name: Debian 11 (Bullseye) Minimal description: >- Minimal installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using Advanced Package Tool (APT), the main command-line package manager for Debian. - id: 1 name: CentOS 7 Minimal description: >- Minimal installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using Yum, the main command-line package manager for CentOS. - id: 2 name: CentOS Stream 9 Minimal description: >- Base installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using DNF (yum), the main command-line package manager for CentOS. - id: 13 name: Rocky Linux 10 description: >- Minimal installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using DNF (yum), the main command-line package manager for Rocky Linux. - id: 7 name: Rocky Linux 8 Minimal description: >- Minimal installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using DNF (yum), the main command-line package manager for Rocky Linux. - id: 82 name: Rocky Linux 10 Base description: >- Base installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using DNF (yum), the main command-line package manager for Rocky Linux. - id: 80 name: AlmaLinux 10 Latest description: >- Latest version with base packages. New packages are easily installed using DNF (yum), the main command-line package manager for AlmaLinux. - id: 81 name: AlmaLinux 10 Latest (x86-64-v2) description: >- Latest x86-64-v2 (support for older hardware) version with base packages. New packages are easily installed using DNF (yum), the main command-line package manager for AlmaLinux. - id: 66 name: AlmaLinux Kitten 10 description: >- AlmaLinux OS Kitten is the direct upstream for AlmaLinux OS 10, and is the primary point for the AlmaLinux community to engage and influence the future of AlmaLinux OS. Fixes and features land here first and trickle down into AlmaLinux OS as appropriate. It is the integration and collaboration point for AlmaLinux to its upstreams as well, such as CentOS Stream and Fedora. - id: 67 name: AlmaLinux Kitten 10 x86-64-v2 description: >- AlmaLinux OS Kitten is the direct upstream for AlmaLinux OS 10, and is the primary point for the AlmaLinux community to engage and influence the future of AlmaLinux OS. Fixes and features land here first and trickle down into AlmaLinux OS as appropriate. It is the integration and collaboration point for AlmaLinux to its upstreams as well, such as CentOS Stream and Fedora. - id: 60 name: AlmaLinux 9 Latest description: >- Latest version with base packages. New packages are easily installed using DNF (yum), the main command-line package manager for AlmaLinux. - id: 6 name: AlmaLinux 8 Minimal description: >- Minimal installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using DNF (yum), the main command-line package manager for AlmaLinux. - id: 3 name: Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS (Focal Fossa) Minimal description: >- Minimal installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using Advanced Package Tool (APT), the main command-line package manager for Ubuntu. - id: 4 name: Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver) Minimal description: >- Minimal installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using Advanced Package Tool (APT), the main command-line package manager for Ubuntu. - id: 9 name: Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish) Minimal description: >- Minimal installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using Advanced Package Tool (APT), the main command-line package manager for Ubuntu. - id: 49 name: Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS (Noble Numbat) Minimal description: >- Minimal installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using Advanced Package Tool (APT), the main command-line package manager for Ubuntu. - id: 75 name: Fedora 42 Minimal description: >- Minimal installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using DNF (yum), the main command-line package manager for Fedora. - id: 59 name: Fedora 41 Minimal description: >- Minimal installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using DNF (yum), the main command-line package manager for Fedora. - id: 74 name: Fedora 40 Minimal description: >- Minimal installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using DNF (yum), the main command-line package manager for Fedora. - id: 15 name: Fedora 39 Minimal description: >- Minimal installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using DNF (yum), the main command-line package manager for Fedora. - id: 14 name: Fedora 38 Minimal description: >- Minimal installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using DNF (yum), the main command-line package manager for Fedora. - id: 11 name: Fedora 37 Minimal description: >- Minimal installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using DNF (yum), the main command-line package manager for Fedora. - id: 73 name: FreeBSD 14.3 Minimal description: Minimal installation with limited packages. - id: 53 name: FreeBSD 14.0 Minimal description: Minimal installation with limited packages. - id: 52 name: FreeBSD 13.3 Minimal description: Minimal installation with limited packages. - id: 69 name: FreeBSD 13.2 Minimal description: Minimal installation with limited packages. - id: 5 name: openSUSE Leap 15 Minimal description: >- openSUSE is a project that serves to promote the use of free and open-source software.

Minimal installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using Zypper, the main command-line package manager for openSUSE. - id: 72 name: Oracle Linux 9 Minimal description: >- Oracle Linux operating system is engineered for open cloud infrastructure. It delivers leading performance, scalability, reliability and security for enterprise SaaS and PaaS workloads as well as traditional enterprise applications.

Minimal installation with limited packages. New packages are easily installed using DNF (yum), the main command-line package manager for Oracle Linux. headers: {} '401': $ref: '#/components/responses/Unauthorized' description: '' '404': $ref: '#/components/responses/NotFound' description: '' '429': $ref: '#/components/responses/TooManyRequests' description: '' deprecated: false security: - bearer: [] components: responses: Unauthorized: description: '' content: {} NotFound: description: '' content: application/json: schema: type: object properties: errors: type: array items: type: string examples: Example 1: summary: Example 1 value: errors: - This is an error returned from the API - This is another error return from the API TooManyRequests: description: '' content: {} securitySchemes: bearer: type: http scheme: bearer ````