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Why not just use Kubernetes on bare metal directly (for example, using Talos https://www.talos.dev/ https://www.talos.dev/) and install kubevirt on top for non-
by preisschild 2y ago
Why not just use Kubernetes on bare metal directly (for example, using Talos https://www.talos.dev/ https://www.talos.dev/) and install kubevirt on top for non-k8s workloads?
- moondev 2y agoInstalling Kubernetes on proxmox would be on bare metal. Proxmox is debian + proxmox packages. My motivation for proxmox is making use of it's ui which kubevirt lacks
- preisschild 2y agoInstalling k8s on a proxmox VM/LXC isnt direct bare metal as it adds the Hypervisor overhead Btw there is a kubevirt UI https://kubevirt-manager.io/ https://kubevirt-manager.io/
- moondev 2y agoRight I'm not suggesting inside a vm or LXC, I mean directly on the debian operating system of the proxmox host. Then kubevirt and proxmox would create vms on the same metal. They are both qemu under the covers
- dizhn 2y agoThey might be qemu but proxmox does not use libvirt or similar. You won't see VMs created using anything else in the proxmox interface. (This is a simplification. They have a lot of custom things other than not using libvirt.)