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Managed Kubernetes from Pro-Data is a service for deploying, managing, and maintaining Kubernetes clusters in the cloud without deep involvement in cluster administration. Pro-Data handles the master nodes, high availability, and load balancing, so your team can focus on application development and delivery. Clusters run on infrastructure located in Tashkent, use fast disks and provided IP addresses, and connect to the Internet and Tas-IX at 100 Mbit/s. The service is delivered with a load balancer, ISO 27001 certified security, PCI DSS certification, compliance with LRU 547, an SLA up to 99.99%, and local technical support 24/7/365.
Key facts
- Managed Kubernetes with automatic administration of master nodes and load balancing.
- High availability (HA) configurations with 3 master nodes for fault tolerant clusters.
- Worker nodes billed by the virtual server tariff on a Pay-as-you-go basis.
- Fast disks only, provided IP addresses, 100 Mbit/s to the Internet and Tas-IX.
- ISO 27001, PCI DSS, Tier III data center, compliance with LRU 547.
- SLA up to 99.99% and local support 24/7/365 with a 10-minute response time.
Managed Kubernetes from Pro-Data: what you get
A managed control plane. Managed Kubernetes is a service that simplifies the deployment, management, and maintenance of Kubernetes clusters without the need to dive deep into technical details. Pro-Data administers the master nodes and automates routine cluster operations, so your team manages worker nodes and applications instead of infrastructure. This shortens time to production and reduces the operational load on engineers.
Local infrastructure. Clusters are hosted in a Tier III data center in Tashkent, which ensures low latency for users in the region and compliance with local data regulations. The service connects to the Internet and Tas-IX at 100 Mbit/s and uses fast disks only. IP addresses are provided as part of the service.
Load balancing included. A load balancer distributes incoming traffic across worker nodes and pods in the Kubernetes cluster. It keeps applications available under high load, prevents overloads, and reroutes requests automatically if a node fails, so the cluster continues to serve traffic without manual intervention.
What is Managed Kubernetes
Container orchestration as a service. A Kubernetes cluster is a group of nodes that work together to run containerized applications. The cluster allocates resources, monitors application status, and restarts workloads in case of failures. Managed Kubernetes provides ready-made tooling and automates these processes, so you can deploy applications quickly and manage them efficiently without the overhead of cluster administration.
How the cluster works: master and worker nodes
Two roles, one cluster. A Kubernetes cluster consists of a master node responsible for overall cluster management and coordination, and worker nodes where application containers run. Pro-Data manages the master nodes, while worker nodes and applications remain under your control. This division keeps the control plane reliable and lets you scale capacity where your workloads actually need it.
High availability. HA (High Availability) configurations use 3 master nodes to ensure uninterrupted operation and minimal downtime. If a control-plane component fails, the cluster keeps running. HA is recommended for production workloads and business-critical services.
Managed Kubernetes configurations
Single-master and HA options. Configurations differ by the number of master nodes and their resources. Single-master plans suit development, testing, and non-critical workloads. HA plans with 3 master nodes suit production and fault-tolerant applications. Worker node capacity is added separately and billed by the virtual server tariff.
| Configuration | Control plane | Best for |
|---|
| Basic | 1 master node, 2 CPU, 4 GB RAM, 20 GB SSD | Dev and test environments, small services |
| Standard | 1 master node, 8 CPU, 16 GB RAM, 50 GB SSD | Growing applications and staging |
| Advanced | 1 master node, 16 CPU, 32 GB RAM, 100 GB SSD | Heavier single-cluster workloads |
| Basic HA | 3 master nodes, 2 CPU, 4 GB RAM, 20 GB SSD | Fault tolerant clusters, entry-level production |
| Standard HA | 3 master nodes, 8 CPU, 16 GB RAM, 50 GB SSD | Production microservices and CI/CD |
| Advanced HA | 3 master nodes, 16 CPU, 32 GB RAM, 100 GB SSD | High-load, business-critical platforms |
Flexible scaling. All plans include 100 Mbit/s to the Internet and Tas-IX, fast disks, and provided IP addresses. Worker nodes are priced by the virtual server tariff and scale on a Pay-as-you-go basis, so capacity follows demand. For an exact configuration and quote, request a demo cluster or a migration plan from a Pro-Data specialist.
Use cases for Managed Kubernetes
Rapid deployment of new applications. Managed Kubernetes lets you deploy new applications without complex infrastructure setup, which suits teams that want to accelerate development and delivery.
Microservices management. The service fits microservice architectures. Automated cluster management simplifies the deployment and maintenance of complex, multi-service applications.
Faster CI/CD. Build an efficient microservice architecture and CI/CD process to speed up the release and updating of cloud applications.
Fault tolerance. Automatic recovery and load distribution keep applications running under varying conditions, which supports reliable operation for production workloads.
Advantages of Pro-Data Managed Kubernetes
| Advantage | What it means |
|---|
| Managed master nodes | Pro-Data handles full administration of master nodes, so you focus on worker nodes and applications |
| High availability and fault tolerance | Load distribution and resource redundancy keep applications running during failures |
| Integration with cloud services | The cluster integrates with other services on the Pro-Data cloud platform |
| SLA up to 99.99% | A high level of availability backed by the service level agreement |
| Enterprise-level security | ISO 27001 compliant infrastructure with regular audits for data protection |
| 24/7 support | Round-the-clock local technical support with a 10-minute response time |
What is a load balancer
Traffic distribution for stable applications. A load balancer distributes incoming traffic across servers, so applications stay stable under high load. It is a core component for cloud environments where scalability and high availability matter. Balancing helps deliver a consistent user experience, maintain reliability, and use resources efficiently.
Advantages of the Pro-Data load balancer
| Advantage | What it means |
|---|
| Performance optimization | Requests are routed to the most suitable servers, reducing latency and speeding up processing |
| Overload prevention | Dynamic distribution keeps the system stable when traffic increases sharply |
| Guaranteed availability | If a server fails, requests are redirected to working nodes, keeping applications online |
| In-cluster balancing | Traffic is distributed across pods inside the Kubernetes cluster |
Security and compliance
PCI DSS, ISO 27001 and Tier III
Certified infrastructure. The Managed Kubernetes infrastructure is ISO 27001 certified and undergoes regular audits for data protection. Pro-Data holds PCI DSS certification, and data centers are designed to the Tier III standard, which supports physical security and fault tolerance. These certifications matter for banks, fintech, and companies that process sensitive data.
Compliance with LRU 547
Local data placement. Hosting the cluster in Tashkent supports compliance with LRU 547 and local data regulations. For operators of personal data and regulated organizations, local placement reduces risks related to storing data outside the country.
Local technical support 24/7/365
Support close to you. The support team operates around the clock in your time zone. The response time to a request is up to 10 minutes. Certified specialists help with cluster creation, migration, configuration, and day-to-day operation, which reduces launch time and lowers the risk of errors.
How to get started with Managed Kubernetes
Request a demo cluster. Start with a demo cluster or a migration plan to validate the configuration for your workloads. A specialist collects your requirements, recommends a single-master or HA configuration, and prepares an accurate quote.
Deploy and scale. After the configuration is agreed, the cluster is deployed with a load balancer and provided IP addresses. Worker nodes scale on a Pay-as-you-go basis as demand grows, and support accompanies the cluster throughout operation.
Who trusts Pro-Data
B2B across industries. Pro-Data serves banks and finance, digital services, air transportation, IT, insurance, business services, retail, pharmaceuticals and medicine, manufacturing, education, and tourism. The platform supports more than 300 customers across local data centers in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, with an average location uptime above 99.982%.
Basic advantages
- Managed Kubernetes with automated master nodes and built-in load balancing.
- HA configurations with 3 master nodes for fault tolerant, production clusters.
- Fast disks, provided IP addresses, 100 Mbit/s to the Internet and Tas-IX.
- ISO 27001, PCI DSS, Tier III, compliance with LRU 547.
- SLA up to 99.99% and Pay-as-you-go worker nodes.
- Local technical support 24/7/365 with a 10-minute response time.
Frequently asked questions about Managed Kubernetes
How do I start using Managed Kubernetes?
Request a demo cluster or a migration plan and a specialist will collect your requirements, recommend a single-master or HA configuration, and prepare a quote. After the configuration is agreed, the cluster is deployed with a load balancer and provided IP addresses, and support accompanies it during operation.
How is a cluster created in Managed Kubernetes?
Pro-Data provisions the master nodes and control plane, then you add worker nodes and deploy applications. The service automates cluster management, resource allocation, and recovery, so you can create and run clusters without deep administration overhead.
What is the difference between standard and HA configurations?
Standard configurations use a single master node and suit development, testing, and non-critical workloads. HA configurations use 3 master nodes for high availability and minimal downtime, which suits production and business-critical applications.
How are worker nodes billed?
Worker node capacity is priced by the virtual server tariff and scales on a Pay-as-you-go basis, so you pay for the resources your workloads use. Only fast disks are used, and IP addresses are provided.
Is a load balancer included?
Yes. The load balancer distributes incoming traffic across worker nodes and pods, prevents overloads, and reroutes requests if a node fails, which keeps applications available under high load.
Where is the Managed Kubernetes infrastructure located?
The infrastructure is hosted in a Tier III data center in Tashkent, connected to the Internet and Tas-IX at 100 Mbit/s. Local placement supports compliance with LRU 547 and low latency for users in the region.
Is the service secure and compliant?
The infrastructure is ISO 27001 certified and undergoes regular audits, Pro-Data holds PCI DSS certification, and data centers are designed to the Tier III standard. Hosting in Tashkent supports compliance with LRU 547.
What SLA and support do you provide?
Managed Kubernetes is delivered with an SLA up to 99.99% and local technical support 24/7/365. The response time to a request is up to 10 minutes.
