Triton Pricing & Demo

Triton Virtual Machine Software offers cloud-based solutions for businesses to run their native applications. It allows users to create hybrid and open virtual machine and infrastructure containers and run entire operating systems or applications on it, with relative ease and high execution speed by leveraging the machine or cloud’s resources and processing powers. It equips users with a unified interface for the management of VMs and containers with user and developer portals and APIs. It also offers additional features of monitoring, security, storage and networking. 

Triton Pricing

Triton pricing is in line with leading competitors in the Virtual Machine Software market.  It is not rigid and is subject to customization. However, the starting price for the Triton package is $15000 per year. Organizations can get a Triton pricing quote upon solicitation via the website or on call. For more details on the best pricing plans and offers contact the vendor directly.

Triton Demo

Triton Virtual Machine Software offers screen-casted video and a free-demo of its interface and various features that users can employ. Apart from this, it offers rich learning materials like blog articles, documentation, and GitHub repositories. They also offer in-person and online training.

Features

Well-structured VMs- Create hardware virtual machine instances (HVMs) that are highly secure and efficient. Run applications that have operating system dependencies with easily and quickly.

Instance creation and management- Create VM instances in just a few clicks from the dashboard after selecting parameters like the base software image, RAM, CPU resources, etc. Monitor and track the status of the machine via a single interface.

Virtual machine images- Obtain support for a wide variety of OS images that are going to be deployed on the virtual machine, like Linux, FreeBSD, Windows, etc. Create custom images with just a few lines of code.

HVM hypervisor selection- Choose between KVM or hypervisors for implementing Hardware Virtual Machine. Use KVM for its large image support feature and optimized performance and choose faster processing, scalability, and flexible disk-space usage as they can be easily resized.