v2.0.5
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Getting Started
Quick Start
Where to Place Trickster
Configuring Trickster
Backends
Multiple Backends
Health Checks
Authenticator
Listeners & TLS
TLS Support
Caching
Cache Options
Retention Policies
Chunked Caching
Negative Caching
Object Caching
Byte Range Requests
Collapsed Forwarding
Time Series Caching
Supported Providers
Per-Query Time Series Instructions
Query Range Limits
Request Sharding
Providers
Prometheus
ClickHouse
InfluxDB
Routing & Load Balancing
Application Load Balancer
Rule Backend
Request Handling
Paths
Request Rewriters
Request Body Handling
CORS
Simulated Latency
Kubernetes
Observability
Metrics
Tracing
X-Trickster-Result Header
Release Notes
What's New in 2.0
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Documentation
Kubernetes
Kubernetes
Running Trickster on Kubernetes, and using it as a Gateway API and Ingress controller with cluster-native caching policy.
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