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SUMMARY:Streamlining VM creation in KubeVirt - Where are we now? - Lee Yar
 wood
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UID:pretalx-devconf-cz-2024-WPWMY7@pretalx.com
DESCRIPTION:Running virtual machines natively in Kubernetes has long been 
 a balancing act\, as container and VM philosophies butt up against each ot
 her. And sometimes the simple act of creating a new VM that includes a var
 iety of different features can feel unnecessarily cumbersome.\n\nEnter: Th
 e InstanceTypes and Preferences API\, to effectively simplify this process
 . These provide abstractions for resource sizing\, performance and OS supp
 ort\, allowing users to focus on parameters relevant to their applications
 .\n\nWe initially introduced v1beta1 of this API in KubeVirt v1.0.0. Durin
 g the last months we have learned and improved a lot\, making it all avail
 able now in Kubevirt v1.2.0.\n\nIn this talk we will introduce you to the 
 basics of InstanceTypes and Preferences and how you can use them to make l
 ife easier. For more tech-savvy\, we will look at the latest developments 
 of the API and what has happened since the v1.0.0 release of KubeVirt. Fin
 ally\, we will present our future plans and the roadmap to stable v1 of th
 e API.
LOCATION:D105 (capacity 300)
URL:https://pretalx.com/devconf-cz-2024/talk/WPWMY7/
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