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  1. Instances

Infrastructure containers

Infrastructure containers

Infrastructure containers offer all the services you'd expect of a unix host, but running on bare metal.

Security

All bare metal containers on Triton enjoy security and performance isolation that exceeds that offered by hardware virtual machines.

Elasticity

Containers allow unparalleled elasticity, scaling from instances as small as 256 megabytes of RAM to over 200GB with 48 VCPUs.

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