KubeVirt: What if? What if We Could Create Virtual Machines in Our K8s Cluster?
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KubeVirt enables running full virtual machines inside Kubernetes clusters, sharing Kubernetes storage (CSI) and networking (CNI) with containers so VMs and containers can be managed and monitored from the same platform. The talk describes the architecture of a modern virtualization platform that integrates KubeVirt and containers to support hybrid application deployments.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:15What is KubeVirt and why it matters
- 3:21Kubernetes and VMs
- 6:06Benefits of combining both
- 8:00KubeVirt architecture and operation
- 12:39Network challenges in VMs
- 13:20Storage challenges in VMs
- 16:34Publishing services in KubeVirt
- 21:58MetalLB for load balancing
- 25:35Use cases and additional tools
- 26:16Q&A
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