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Has anyone been able to get KubeVirt (basically VM in a container) to work with either Azure Kubernetes Serivce (AKS) or Google Kubernetes Enginer (GKE) ? I am getting started with KubeVirt and honestly do not know much about it. Any guidance with help. Thanks !

user1074593
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In order to use KubeVirt, the underlying node (pool) VMs need to support nested virtualization. I don't believe that Azure/AKS supports this today. On the GKE side, we have support for nested virtualization in private preview.

What are you hoping to do with KubeVirt?

Gari Singh
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  • Planning to treat VM's as containers. So instead of VM's (Compute), use GKE to manage both containers and VM's. – user1074593 Aug 06 '23 at 21:32
  • You can +1 / add yourself to the [open issue](https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/110507927) in the public tracker and/or message me on Twitter (@garitweets) or [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/garisingh) and we can get you set up if interested. – Gari Singh Aug 07 '23 at 09:17