Compute & virtualisation¶
Three ways to run a workload on the same infrastructure: virtual machines, containers and
serverless functions. Virtual machines run through KubeVirt as Kubernetes objects, so a
VirtualMachine is scheduled, networked and given storage by the same primitives as a pod.
Moving between the three is a change of packaging, not a change of provider.
What this section will cover¶
- Virtual machines — creating, templating, snapshotting, live migration
- Containers — Deployments, rolling updates, autoscaling
- Serverless functions — Knative Serving and Eventing, scale to zero
- Worker node families and GPU nodes
- Dedicated and bare-metal placement
Scaffold status
This is a placeholder. Capabilities, limits and configuration reference are written here once confirmed against the platform — deliberately not copied from marketing pages, which move independently of these docs.