Trident
(Trident)
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Gitlab access is only given to Agencies and Freelancers after
approval process.
Please note: we do not provide installation or implementation services for our extensions.
Installation should be handled by the developer or agency managing your store. This approach ensures:
- Compatibility with your current setup
- Proper configuration based on your specific version
- Implementation by someone familiar with your codebase
Although we don’t offer installation, we maintain a curated list of recommended development agencies experienced with our solutions.
If you'd like to receive this list, please contact us at [email protected].
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Description
Deterministic reverse proxy & cache layer for agencies shipping real production commerce.
Trident is a platform-agnostic HTTP reverse proxy positioned in front of backend-rendered commerce and high-throughput web stacks. It turns caching from a “best effort layer” into a predictable, reviewable and operationally safe component.
Works with Magento Open Source, Mage-OS, PrestaShop, WooCommerce, Sylius and any stack running on Node.js, Python, Symfony, Django and similar frameworks.
Why agencies buy Trident
Because caching becomes a delivery risk at scale: large catalogs, frequent deployments, campaign spikes and multi-store complexity. Trident reduces the “unknown unknowns” around invalidation, protects origin services during cache misses, and makes behavior explicit via JSON. The result is fewer incidents, fewer emergency cache flushes, and more predictable performance for clients.
Engineering Summary
A production-first cache engine designed to be predictable, automatable and safe under load.
What you get (technical scope)
- Declarative JSON routing, cache policies, backend pools and safety gates
- Native cache tags with deterministic invalidation paths
- Request coalescing + stale strategies + backend protection
- Compression, HTTP/2 efficiency and automation-ready Admin API
Trident is a reusable infrastructure component you can standardize across multiple client stacks. It reduces repeated cache-edge custom work per project, lowers incident probability during launches, and improves predictability under campaign traffic, which directly protects agency margin and reputation.
This section intentionally avoids extra CTAs: your store page already includes add-to-cart and purchase flow.
What Trident actually is
Trident operates as a deterministic HTTP execution layer. It sits in front of your origin services and enforces caching, invalidation and resilience policies as a first-class part of infrastructure.
Unlike setups that grow complex “edge programs” over time, Trident is designed to keep behavior explicit. The configuration is structured JSON, version-controlled, and safe to review.
JSON route match determines cacheability, TTL, stale windows, vary and backend pool.
Hash lookup + metadata; hit serves immediately with predictable TTFB.
Coalescing collapses identical misses into one upstream request to prevent stampedes.
Response is stored with tags and policy metadata; invalidation targets tags, not global flush.
Agencies benefit because behavior is predictable and transferable: you can reuse the same architecture patterns across clients and stacks, instead of re-inventing edge logic per platform.
Capabilities that reduce delivery risk
This is the shortlist agencies care about: features that improve stability, predictability and operational control in real production commerce, not just in ideal lab conditions.
Cache tags you can operationalize
Tag indexing enables targeted invalidation for business entities (product, category, CMS, pricing surfaces, search pages) without expensive “flush everything” behavior. This directly supports frequent updates and content operations.
Coalescing + stale = origin stability
Coalescing prevents cache-miss stampedes; stale strategies keep response continuity when origin slows or fails. Together they reduce incident probability during peaks, deployments and warm-ups.
Backend protection patterns
Concurrency limits, timeout isolation and safe routing policies protect upstream pools from cascading failures. This matters when a single slow dependency (search, DB, external API) can degrade the whole storefront.
JSON configuration model
Behavior is explicit and reviewable. You can keep caching rules in Git, validate changes in CI/CD, and roll out policy updates with the same rigor as application code.
Compression and cache density
Built-in compression increases cache density and typically improves hit ratios within the same RAM budget. That translates into more predictable page-level performance and lower origin utilization.
Admin API for automation
Standardize purge workflows, health checks and integration hooks across projects. Less ad-hoc ops, more repeatability and better observability integration.
The purchase decision, simplified
Agencies buy Trident when they want a repeatable edge layer across client stacks: predictable caching rules, deterministic invalidation, and resilience patterns that protect origin services. It reduces rework, lowers incident risk, and makes caching behavior easier to reason about during delivery.
If your team frequently ships catalog changes, runs paid campaigns, supports multiple storefronts, or operates under strict uptime expectations, Trident becomes a reusable infrastructure primitive that improves outcomes across projects.
Note: This product description intentionally focuses on the agency buyer perspective: delivery predictability, operational safety, and standardization across multiple client stacks. Your purchase flow (add to cart / checkout) remains handled by the product page layout.