Hello KubeVirt
Previously I’ve been looking a little into how VMs could be run on a cluster manager like Kubernetes.
And the previous post was already pretty specific about the design of such a solution.
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KubeVirt is a project implementing this approach. Thus running virtual machines on top of Kubernetes by using Kubernetes TPRs and custom controllers and daemons.
We’ve been actually working on it for a while, and are finally in a shape were there is a (hopefully) easy to use demo. Just give the following command a try on your Fedora 25 machine:
$ curl run.kubevirt.io/demo.sh | bash
This will normally not wreck your host, but instead download a virtual machine and deploy Kubernetes and KubeVirt in it. Afterwards you can easily access it to play around.
Feel free to browse our code, documentation, and designs at https://github.com/kubevirt/kubevirt. Or provide fixes to the demo at https://github.com/kubevirt/demo.
We will also be giving two talks at
- DevConf.cz 2017 - Friday, Jan 28, 15:00 - “WTH - Kubernetes and pet VMs? No way.”
- FOSDEM 2017 - Saturday, Feb 04, 12:30 - “Pet-VMs and Containers united?”
In addition there is also a small day-long KubeVirt gathering at DevConf.cz 2017.
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