In my previous blog post (http://bit.ly/4l5DIK8), I demonstrated a basic use case involving the deployment of a Cirros virtual machine on a Kubernetes cluster. The process was relatively straightforward, as it did not require the use of DataVolumes (DV) or the Containerized Data Importer (CDI). However, the complexity increases when introducing DV and CDI into the workflow Here is a chart to explain it. OS Image Data Volume Explanation RHEL/ROCKY ✅…
Month: June 2025
Kubevirt- Running Cirros on Kubernetes platform
In my previous blog https://bit.ly/4kcvuzf, we explored the quick seamless deployment of various Kubernetes components like Persistent Volumes (PV), Persistent Volume Claims (PVC), Storage Classes (SC), and Network File Systems (NFS). This foundational setup created a robust storage layer that supports our workloads. Alongside these configurations, we instantiated NGINX pods with NodePorts, allowing us to access our deployed applications effortlessly from outside the cluster.The magic of Kubernetes lies in its orchestration…
Kubernetes cluster with NFS storage
To facilitate rapid deployment for application testing, R&D, or evaluating features such as KubeVirt, I have developed a streamlined Kubernetes cluster setup integrated with an NFS server for persistent storage. This environment comprises one master node, two worker nodes, and a dedicated NFS server, enabling dynamic provisioning via custom PersistentVolume (PV), PersistentVolumeClaim (PVC), and StorageClass (SC) configurations. All associated infrastructure configuration files, Kubernetes manifests, and shell scripts are available in…