This product has charges associated with it for support and maintenance. Trilium is an open-source hierarchical note-taking and personal knowledge management application designed for organizing notes, documents, code snippets, and knowledge bases with advanced linking and scripting capabilities.
Trilium on Ubuntu 26.04 with Free Maintenance Support by kCloudHubs
kCloud maintains Trilium on Ubuntu 26.04 for personal knowledge management, documentation, and hierarchical note organization, where secure note storage, structured knowledge bases, and productivity workflows are critical.
Tech Use Cases
Managing personal and team knowledge bases
Creating hierarchical notes, documentation, and wikis
Organizing research materials, code snippets, and references
Synchronizing notes across devices with self-hosted infrastructure
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Trilium on Ubuntu 26.04 with Maintenance Support (kCloud) is a lightweight and feature-rich knowledge management platform, repackaged by kCloud with operational support included for secure and efficient note management.
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You pay by the hour based on the EC2 instance type you run Trilium on. Each dimension maps to a specific instance size, so pricing scales with the compute, memory, and CPU capacity you choose. The options span general-purpose families (t2, t3, m3, m4, m5), compute-optimized families (c3, c4, c5), and memory-optimized families (r3, r4, r5). Smaller instances like t3.nano and t2.micro suit light workloads, while larger ones like t2.2xlarge handle heavier demand. You pick the instance that fits your needs and pay only for the hours you use.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one billing unit cover for each instance dimension?
Each dimension bills per hour that the matching EC2 instance runs Trilium. One unit equals one hour of one running instance of that type. The instance size sets the CPU, memory, and compute capacity you get. You pay for every hour the instance is active.
Am I charged when my Trilium instance is stopped or paused?
The hourly software charge applies only while the instance runs. A stopped or paused instance stops accruing the software fee. Underlying AWS storage or other resources tied to the instance may still incur separate AWS charges, but the software meters running hours only.
What is included beyond the software when I run this listing?
The listing pairs Trilium with the Ubuntu 26.04 operating system and maintenance support from the vendor. You run it on the EC2 instance type you select. Support covers updates, monitoring, and performance help. Contact the vendor for the exact scope of maintenance support.
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