Arcfra Kubernetes Engine vs. vSphere with Tanzu: A Feature-by-Feature Comparison

In this article, we will detail the advantages of AKE as an alternative for vSphere with Tanzu, including a comparison of their core features.

Arcfra Kubernetes Engine 1.4: A Smoother, Smarter Kubernetes Experience

Arcfra is excited to announce the release of Arcfra Kubernetes Engine (AKE) version 1.4, a production-ready container management platform designed to make Kubernetes simpler, more secure, and more efficient.

Arcfra Network Service vs. VMware NSX: Comparable Capabilities, Streamlined Management

Arcfra Network Service (ANS) delivers comparable software-defined networking and security capabilities as alternative to NSX, while offering simpler operations, unified VM and container management, visualized traffic analysis, and significant cost savings—without the need for VCF.

Arcfra AECP vs Oracle VirtualBox: VMware Alternatives Compared

This blog will explore Arcfra Enterprise Cloud Platform (AECP) and Oracle VirtualBox in depth, examining their areas of focus, key functionalities, typical use cases, and the benefits they offer as VMware alternatives.

Arcfra AECP vs Proxmox VE: VMware Alternatives Compared

This blog will provide an in-depth examination of Arcfra AECP and Proxmox VE, comparing their focus areas, key features, use cases, and the advantages they offer as alternatives to VMware.

Arcfra Kubernetes Engine is Now a CNCF Certified Kubernetes Distribution

Arcfra Kubernetes Engine (AKE) has officially achieved Certified Kubernetes Distribution status from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). This certification ensures that AKE meets the CNCF's rigorous conformance requirements, providing users with a reliable and standards-compliant Kubernetes experience.

Arcfra AECP vs Red Hat OpenShift: VMware Alternatives Compared

Both Arcfra Enterprise Cloud Platform (AECP) and Red Hat OpenShift are considered viable alternatives to VMware. This blog will dive deeper into these two solutions and compare their focuses, features, use cases and advantages as VMware alternatives.

Arcfra AECP vs Microsoft Hyper-V: VMware Alternatives Compared

Both Arcfra Enterprise Cloud Platform (AECP) and Microsoft Hyper-V are considered viable alternatives to VMware, while they may differ in replacement scope and key components. This blog will dive deeper into these two solutions and compare their focuses, features, use cases and advantages as VMware alternatives.

Providing Comprehensive Data Protection for Enterprise Cloud: Meet Arcfra Backup and DR

As the native and agentless data protection service of Arcfra Enterprise Cloud Platform, Arcfra Backup and DR (ABDR) provides enterprise-grade backup and DR capabilities for workloads running on Arcfra Cloud Operating System (ACOS).

Introducing AECP v6.2: Secure and Compliant Enterprise Cloud for the AI Era

AECP v6.2 equips organizations with advanced encryption, enhanced access controls, and flexible management tools, ensuring that their on-premises enterprise cloud is both impenetrable and audit-ready—supporting the scale, speed, and security required by the AI-driven future.

An In-Depth Look at Arcfra Erasure Coding: Configuration Strategies, Performance, and Best Practices

Diving deep into the configuration strategies for using EC, and providing the best practices for using data replication and EC in AECP through comparisons and real cases.

Enhancing Networking Security for Cloud Era: Meet Arcfra Network Service

As the software-defined networking and security component of Arcfra Enterprise Cloud Platform (AECP), Arcfra Network Service (ANS) provides agile and effective network services tailored to the cloud environment, with distributed firewall, load balancer, and VPC networking capabilities.

Effortless Kubernetes Journey: Meet Arcfra Kubernetes Engine

Arcfra Kubernetes Engine (AKE) serves to provide Kubernetes services, which not only enable businesses to build production-grade Kubernetes clusters with an out-of-the-box experience but also meet diverse application demands by supporting unified management of VM-based and physical machine-based containers.

Arcfra Storage Tiering Model Explained

The high-performing distributed storage service of Arcfra Enterprise Cloud Platform (AECP) is provided through Arcfra Block Storage (ABS). Notably, to boost storage performance while providing reliable data protection, ABS enhances its storage architecture with an innovative storage tiering model.

High Availability, High Efficiency: Meet Arcfra File Storage

With AFS, enterprises can meet diverse data storage needs with one AECP cluster, reducing the costs associated with legacy NAS procurement while boosting storage reliability and performance.