Leveling Up Kubevirt-Manager: New Features, Better UX, and Real-World Usability
summary
Kubevirt-Manager now adds concrete, usable features: Secure Boot and BIOS/UEFI support, dynamic forms for on-the-fly disks, networks and labels, and dynamic tables that sort and search large VM lists. Disk options include bus, volume mode and boot order; networking now allows driver selection and multiple LoadBalancer ports. Full serial console arrives via xterm.js serial console, OIDC (Keycloak) login and CI/CD pipelines; API client migrates to kubevirt.io/v1 and works against KubeVirt 1.6.x in testing.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 0:42Project evolution and growth
- 2:13Interface enhancements
- 3:08VM and workload details
- 4:19VM pool management
- 5:10Configuration and forms
- 7:12Authentication and automation
- 8:32Notable iterations and fixes
- 9:31Secondary network filtering
- 10:49Future plans and outlook
- 12:59Closing and Q&A
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