Instances with their own kernel.
Every Instance is a hardware-virtualized virtual machine — its own kernel, its own memory, its own disk. Not a container sharing a host you can’t see.
One Package shape, five sizes.
Five tiers, one shape. Memory is always twice the vCPU count, and every tier ships the same flat NVMe disk. No families, no matrix to decode — pick the size, everything else is identical.
Boot the OS you already know.
Boot from a clean, current operating system image.
Networking, attached to every Instance
Instances are private by default. Add a Reserved IP when something should be reachable, and place Instances on VPCs and subnets you define.
Explore networking →Storage, attached to every Instance
Pair Instances with Object Storage for backups, artifacts, and static assets — reachable privately from your VPC.
Object Storage →Block storage: not available today — see the storage roadmap.
One API, three surfaces
The CLI, the API, and the Terraform provider drive the same control plane. Anything the console does, they do.
triton instance create \
--image ubuntu-24.04 \
--package baron # 2 vCPU / 4 GB