Triton-io/Triton

Introduction

Triton provides a Cloud-Native DeployFlow, which is safe, controllable, and policy-rich.

For more introduction details, see Overview docs

Canary Deploy

Triton support Canary deploy strategy and provide a Kubernetes service-based traffic pull-in and pull-out solution.
Deploy in batches

Triton can deploy your application in several batches and you can pause/resume in deploy process.
REST && GRPC API

Triton provides many APIs to make deploy easy, such as Next, Cancel, Pause, Resume, Scale, Gets, Restart etc.
Selective pods to scale/restart

Users can scale or restart selective pods.
Base on OpenKruise

Triton use OpenKruise as workloads which have more powerful capabilities.
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For a Kubernetes cluster with its version higher than v1.13, you can simply install Triton with helm v3.1.0+:

 helm install triton.io https://github.com/triton-io/triton/releases/download/v0.1.1/triton-0.1.1.tgz

Note that installing this chart directly means it will use the default template values for the triton-manager.

For more details, see installation doc.

We provide tutorials for Triton controllers to demonstrate how to use them.

We also provide debug guide for Triton developers to help to debug.

You are warmly welcome to hack on Triton. We have prepared a detailed guide CONTRIBUTING.md.

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Triton is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE for the full license text.