High Performance Networking with Kubevirt
summary
KubeVirt runs virtual machines on Kubernetes with hardware‑accelerated networking using SR-IOV device plugin and Multus CNI to attach an extra data-plane NIC per VM. The demo allocates and tracks 32 VFs on a single node, schedules VMs via device-plugin resource requests, and connects two Fedora VMs over the SR-IOV network to carry real VoIP media successfully. Operator-managed KubeVirt + device plugin + Multus automates allocation and keeps the default control-plane interface intact.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Qbert
- 1:29Understanding Qbert
- 5:31Networking with Qbert
- 9:01Device plugins and standards
- 12:11SR-IOV in Kubernetes
- 17:15Orchestrating resources
- 20:15Roadmap and future work
- 21:31Qbert demo
- 30:55Q&A session
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