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KubeVirt is an open-source project that enables running virtual machines alongside containers in Kubernetes. It provides a virtualization API and runtime to manage VMs using standard Kubernetes tools and workflows.
KubeVirt provides an add-on to Kubernetes that allows users to run traditional virtual machines directly within their Kubernetes clusters. This brings together container-based and VM-based applications under a single, unified orchestration platform.
Organizations often need to manage both traditional virtual machine workloads and modern containerized applications. KubeVirt solves the challenge of separate management platforms by allowing VMs to run as first-class citizens within a Kubernetes cluster.
Manage virtual machines using standard Kubernetes APIs and tools like `kubectl`.
Integrate VMs with Kubernetes networking, storage, and scheduling.
Enable live migration of virtual machines between nodes without downtime.
KubeVirt is suitable for various scenarios where running and managing virtual machines alongside containers within a Kubernetes environment is beneficial.
Migrate traditional VM-based applications to a Kubernetes environment without immediately refactoring them into containers. Run these VMs alongside new containerized services.
Enables phased modernization and consolidation of workloads on a single platform.
Develop and test applications that interact with both containers and VMs within a consistent environment.
Simplifies testing of hybrid applications and accelerates development cycles.
Run specialized workloads that require full OS access or kernel modules not suitable for containers.
Provides flexibility to host diverse application requirements within Kubernetes.
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