The Nexqloud Advantage: When to Use Each Technology

Information about when to use each NexQloud technology

Architectural Comparison: A Side-by-Side View

Side-by-side comparison of architectural approaches

A Complementary, Not Competitive, Relationship

How NexQloud technologies complement rather than compete

Your Partner in Architectural Design

NexQloud's role as a partner in architectural design

Summary: Making the Strategic ChoiceYour Partner in Architectural Design

Strategic guidance for choosing the right architectural approach

NexQloud Knowledge Base

Discover tailored support solutions designed to help you succeed with NexQloud, no matter your question or challenge.

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TOPICS

What is DKS and how does it compare to AWS EKS or Google GKE?

How do I create my first Kubernetes cluster on DKS?

What Kubernetes versions are supported and how often are they updated?

Can I migrate existing Kubernetes workloads to DKS without modifications?

What Kubernetes versions are supported and how often are they updated?

NexQloud's DKS maintains alignment with the official Kubernetes release cycle while providing additional stability and testing that reflects our commitment to enterprise-grade reliability. Our version support strategy balances access to the latest Kubernetes innovations with the operational stability requirements of production environments. This approach ensures that DKS users benefit from cutting-edge container orchestration capabilities while maintaining the predictable update cycles essential for enterprise cloud computing services.

Version management in decentralized infrastructure requires additional coordination and testing compared to traditional centralized platforms. Our distributed architecture necessitates comprehensive validation across diverse node configurations while ensuring consistent behavior across our global network of computing resources.

Supported Version Range:

Current Stable Versions: Support for Kubernetes versions [Information Needed - current supported version range and latest available version] with comprehensive testing across decentralized infrastructure
Long-Term Support: Extended support for [Information Needed - LTS version policy and extended support timeline] enabling predictable upgrade planning for enterprise deployments
Beta and RC Versions: Preview access to upcoming releases through [Information Needed - beta testing program and early access availability]
Legacy Version Support: Continued support for [Information Needed - minimum supported version and deprecation timeline] with migration assistance for older deployments

Update and Upgrade Process:

Kubernetes version updates are released [Information Needed - update frequency and release schedule alignment with upstream Kubernetes] with comprehensive testing and validation. Cluster upgrades can be performed [Information Needed - upgrade process, downtime requirements, and rollback capabilities].

Enterprise Version Management:

Enterprise customers receive [Information Needed - enterprise version management benefits including extended support, custom update scheduling, and dedicated upgrade assistance], enabling coordinated updates that align with organizational change management procedures.