DOCUMENTATION
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Install, configure, and operate Orion, from the quick start to the full API reference.
INSTALL
Install Orion with one command.
Run it on a Linux server. It sets up the cluster and Orion together, and your cluster is ready in minutes.
Command from the docs. Example output from a fresh server.
Air-gapped? Download the helper first, mirror the charts and images, then run it offline.
NEXT STEPS
Your first hour.
Orion is installed. These four steps take a team from an empty cluster to people working in it, in about an hour.
CORE CONCEPTS
How Orion thinks.
GPU time-slicing
One card serves several container sessions on NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel. Containers only; VMs don’t use it.
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Workload templates
Schema fields, group access, and the template lifecycle: edit, duplicate, upgrade, deprecate.
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Built to run air-gapped
One self-contained install carries the images, charts, and repositories, so it runs with no internet connection.
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WATCH
Install Orion in one sitting.
A walkthrough from a fresh machine to a running workload.
SERVICE NAMES
One product line. A few engineering names.
If you see these in logs, Helm charts, or a repo path, this is how they map to the product.
genesis · titan
The admin service and the identity service.
hubble · kuiper
The workspace UI and the scheduling API behind it.
terra
The app store and plugin system.
The open-source workstation container, built for Orion.
Need help getting started?
We’ve deployed Orion in air-gapped environments, mixed-workload clusters, and everything in between. If the docs don’t answer it, we will.