TriPanel has no `yum` repo `repo.tripanel.net/setup` — install is a single 9.0K install.sh (9220) that pulls the real Go 1.26 `tripanel-server` `23M` / `9.8M installer` / `5.8M tar.gz` + Vite 5 `frontend` `1384` + `nginx` `PowerDNS` `TriMail`. Easier, verifiable, forever supported.
curl -fsSL https://download.tripanel.net/install.sh | bash -s -- --profile minimal
# --profile minimal 1GB/1.3GB | standard 1.5GB | balanced 2GB | performance 2.5GB
sha256sum install.sh && gpg --verify install.sh.asc
| Method | Time | Command | Needs |
|---|---|---|---|
| ⚡ Speed | 90–120s | curl -fsSL https://download.tripanel.net/install.sh | bash -s -- --profile minimal | No Go/Node |
| 🔧 Compiling | 5–8 min | curl -fsSL https://download.tripanel.net/latest/tripanel-installer.sh … && bash install.sh | Go1.26 Node18 |
Both support 4 profiles: minimal 1.3GB / standard 1.5GB / balanced 2GB / performance 2.5GB. Verify sha256sum · gpg --verify.
What differentiates TriPanel: no RPM repo to maintain — one verified `install.sh` + `tripanel install --license` Ed25519 signed at `support.tripanel.net`. Speed via `Go` + `Vite`, security via `SELinux` `jwt sid/jti` `audit trail`, support forever at `status.tripanel.net`.