Orka Platform’s virtualization and orchestration layer is now running on Kubernetes 1.24, which provides a more secure, stable product, even if your team does not work with the Kubernetes layer directly.

Support for macOS Ventura is now GA. Your team can now build and test on the most up-to-date macOS to leverage its new features.

Apple ARM-based support is now GA. If you haven’t made a plan to transition to Apple silicon hosts, you can read more about Apple’s shift away from Intel-based processors to Apple silicon.

Collect metrics from your Orka cluster, including host metrics for each node in the cluster and Orka API server metrics, with the help of Prometheus, the open-source monitoring solution.

In addition to the default VM metadata, you can also add your own custom metadata during deployment. Custom VM metadata gives you more ways to identify and manage running VMs, in addition to the data visible with list and status operations. 

Automatically or manually resize disk images to ensure optimal use of your Apple silicon nodes.