KubeVirt was founded by Red Hat in 2016 around the idea that Kubernetes could run virtual machines alongside containers . We wanted to allow users to run legacy workloads on the same platform as their modernized applications. That is still the job, but since v1.0 other projects have demonstrated that they can build on it and integrate KubeVirt in a broader ecosystem. Let’s discuss some of what the next 10 years of KubeVirt will bring. Other projects such as Open Sovereign AI Cloud (OSAC) use it for VM, cluster, and bare-metal services. Cluster API Provider KubeVirt (CAPK) uses KubeVirt VMs as...

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