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jell
5y ago
They have an official account. https://twitter.com/Facebook/status/1445061804636479493 hint: "some people".
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Apple BACKS DOWN on anti screen repair firmware
(youtube.com)
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jell
8y ago
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jell
8y ago
btw. both solutions have they strong points - virtlet is a bit closer to k8s interfaces, while kubevirt provides closer to libvirt options (e.g. TAL on https://twitter.com/dummdida/status/992037913352392705 )
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jell
8y ago
the key is that with Virtlet you can use you windows VM as other pods in replicasets, daemonsets, statefulsets, what can not be done using CRD offered by kubevirt. In the same time, assuming that your windows image supports cloud init (e.g.
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jell
8y ago
I'm not saying that OpenStack is better/worse - it was only out of our goals. For sure OpenStack has better tenancy support, much more mature approach to networking or storage (in containers world we are still working on https:&#
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jell
8y ago
The reason for this project was that people want to migrate to containers as industry is pushing them forward to it, but - there will always be cases in which "normal" containers will be out of scope - when you will be dependent o