Enhancing KubeVirt Management: A Comprehensive Update on Kubevirt-Manager
summary
A web UI manages KubeVirt VMs and VM pools with clickable creation of disks, second disks, dual NIC support, choice of bridge or masquerade, liveness/readiness probes, and full VNC (clipboard, resolution). CDI imports images referenced by an images custom resource and HTTP basic auth sits on nginx; SSH key and load‑balancer (MetalLB) workflows are built in. Pools run replicas (example: 3) with cluster API provisioning, CPU‑based autoscaling, CNI choices (Calico/Cilium/Flannel), and single‑maintainer development.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:06Kubevirt-Manager features
- 2:11Kubevirt-Manager evolution
- 4:00VM creation demo
- 7:41VM pool scaling
- 11:21Cluster API support
- 17:26Project architecture
- 18:51Future plans
- 20:43Q&A
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