Achieve 100% Operational Availability
Avesha’s KubeSlice offers superior resiliency as it doesn't have the limitation of needing the failover of the entire stack. Microservices can be segmented, connections can be rerouted to other clusters in a Slice ensuring less disruptions and quicker recoveries.
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Key Capabilities of KubeSlice Resiliency
Resiliency with KubeSlice
KubeSlice offers resiliency which makes distributed applications highly available and enables recovery from failovers at much lower costs.
Resiliency Architecture with KubeSlice
Application Slices separate applications in virtual clusters
Services in any virtual cluster(layer) can independently failover without disrupting services in other layers
Failover can be done while transactions can continue at a reduced capacity
Utilizes less resources
What is unique about KubeSlice's Resiliency solution?
KubeSlice architecture uniquely supports resiliency distinctively from other solutions
We make the network complexity disappear with our application overlay
The application overlay installs over existing infrastructure and inherits existing policies, and its topology is driven by the needs of the application
A KubeSlice instantly connects pods in an E-W direction eliminating setup of gateways, IP address overlaps and tricky firewall configurations
Each KubeSlice makes it easy for teams to collaborate across clusters while preserving the company’s policies around governance, security and compliance
Multiple slices can independently support different slice-specific policies within the overall policy
How does it work?
Avesha’s KubeSlice works with every Cloud and Kubernetes platform to make the applications resilient at lower costs.
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Register clusters in each cloud with Avesha Controller.
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Create KubeSlices across clouds and create network policies for each Slice. KubeSlice creates secure application connectivity (East-West) across clouds.
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Bring applications onto each Slice with simple YAML edits and HELM charts. Applications can communicate, share data, send traffic freely across clouds as if they are in one network.