{"id":38803,"date":"2025-11-17T15:11:33","date_gmt":"2025-11-17T08:11:33","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/thaipropertynews.com\/feeds\/?p=38803"},"modified":"2025-11-17T15:11:33","modified_gmt":"2025-11-17T08:11:33","slug":"arcfra-releases-kubernetes-engine-1-5-delivering-cross-site-active-active-dr-for-unmatched-container-reliability","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/thaipropertynews.com\/feeds\/?p=38803","title":{"rendered":"Arcfra Releases Kubernetes Engine 1.5, Delivering Cross-Site Active-Active DR for Unmatched Container Reliability"},"content":{"rendered":"

SINGAPORE<\/span><\/span>, Nov. 17, 2025<\/span><\/span> \/PRNewswire\/ — Arcfra<\/a><\/u>, an innovator in cloud and AI infrastructure, today announced the release of Arcfra Kubernetes Engine (AKE) version 1.5, a major update to its production-grade container management platform. AKE 1.5 focuses on enterprise-grade reliability and refined governance, delivers cross-site active-active disaster recovery capabilities, enhances multi-tenancy management, and boosts platform observability, ensuring the highest level of stability for core business applications.<\/p>\n

As enterprises shift core production systems onto Kubernetes, the risk of “site-level” failures\u2014such as power outages or network disruptions\u2014demands a true active-active solution, moving beyond fragile backup and recovery models. AKE 1.5 directly addresses this need by leveraging Arcfra’s mature active-active storage technology and deeply integrating it with the container platform.<\/p>\n

The new Cross-Site Active-Active Deployment<\/b> runs Kubernetes clusters across primary and secondary availability zones, providing real-time data synchronization, dynamic resource scheduling, and automatic, rapid failover.<\/p>\n

This hyper-converged, dual-layer High Availability (HA) approach ensures redundancy for both the control and data planes, guaranteeing data consistency, which native Kubernetes multi-cluster setups struggle to achieve.<\/p>\n

By combining VM HA and K8s node self-healing, AKE 1.5 achieves a Minute-level Business Recovery (RTO), significantly faster than cross-cluster backup\/restore methods. Furthermore, this architecture allows both zones to bear the business load simultaneously, optimizing resource utilization.<\/p>\n

To enhance enterprise governance, AKE 1.5 introduces comprehensive Project and Namespace Resource Quotas<\/b> (CPU, memory, storage, GPU) with real-time Visualized Resource Control<\/b> and automatic alerting. This ensures precise resource allocation and mitigates risks in complex multi-team environments.<\/p>\n

Finally, the platform is now fully controllable with Enhanced Observability<\/b> and compliance features, including a new Auditing Feature<\/b> for full traceability of user, application, Kubernetes API, and control plane activities.<\/p>\n

AKE continues to power mission-critical systems globally. For example, ConnectWave<\/b>, a leader in South Korea’s<\/span> e-commerce market, utilizes AKE for its PLAi AI platform, and Foxconn<\/b>, the world’s largest electronics manufacturing services provider, implemented AKE to unify container workload management.<\/p>\n

To learn more, download Arcfra Kubernetes Engine product brief<\/a><\/u>.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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SINGAPORE<\/span><\/span>, Nov. 17, 2025<\/span><\/span> \/PRNewswire\/ — Arcfra<\/a><\/u>, an innovator in cloud and AI infrastructure, today announced the release of Arcfra Kubernetes Engine (AKE) version 1.5, a major update to its production-grade container management platform. AKE 1.5 focuses on enterprise-grade reliability and refined governance, delivers cross-site active-active disaster recovery capabilities, enhances multi-tenancy management, and boosts platform observability, ensuring the highest level of stability for core business applications.<\/p>\n

As enterprises shift core production systems onto Kubernetes, the risk of “site-level” failures\u2014such as power outages or network disruptions\u2014demands a true active-active solution, moving beyond fragile backup and recovery models. AKE 1.5 directly addresses this need by leveraging Arcfra’s mature active-active storage technology and deeply integrating it with the container platform.<\/p>\n

The new Cross-Site Active-Active Deployment<\/b> runs Kubernetes clusters across primary and secondary availability zones, providing real-time data synchronization, dynamic resource scheduling, and automatic, rapid failover.<\/p>\n

This hyper-converged, dual-layer High Availability (HA) approach ensures redundancy for both the control and data planes, guaranteeing data consistency, which native Kubernetes multi-cluster setups struggle to achieve.<\/p>\n

By combining VM HA and K8s node self-healing, AKE 1.5 achieves a Minute-level Business Recovery (RTO), significantly faster than cross-cluster backup\/restore methods. Furthermore, this architecture allows both zones to bear the business load simultaneously, optimizing resource utilization.<\/p>\n

To enhance enterprise governance, AKE 1.5 introduces comprehensive Project and Namespace Resource Quotas<\/b> (CPU, memory, storage, GPU) with real-time Visualized Resource Control<\/b> and automatic alerting. This ensures precise resource allocation and mitigates risks in complex multi-team environments.<\/p>\n

Finally, the platform is now fully controllable with Enhanced Observability<\/b> and compliance features, including a new Auditing Feature<\/b> for full traceability of user, application, Kubernetes API, and control plane activities.<\/p>\n

AKE continues to power mission-critical systems globally. For example, ConnectWave<\/b>, a leader in South Korea’s<\/span> e-commerce market, utilizes AKE for its PLAi AI platform, and Foxconn<\/b>, the world’s largest electronics manufacturing services provider, implemented AKE to unify container workload management.<\/p>\n

To learn more, download Arcfra Kubernetes Engine product brief<\/a><\/u>.<\/p>\n

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