This session explores how to combine vCluster and KubeVirt to virtualize Kubernetes clusters and workloads, enabling true tenant-level Kubernetes isolation on shared infrastructure.
Learn how virtual clusters can be dynamically provisioned for dev/test environments or ephemeral CI pipelines, while KubeVirt integrates virtual machines seamlessly with container workloads.

We’ll demonstrate how to run legacy VM workloads side-by-side with container-native applications within virtual clusters, ensuring full isolation, lifecycle automation, and compliance across platform boundaries.
This simplifies multi-tenant Kubernetes management without dedicated physical clusters
Bridges the gap between VM-based legacy workloads and container-native apps
Optimizes cluster usage and reduces infrastructure cost with workload consolidation
Enables flexible and scalable dev environments through on-demand virtual clusters
Accelerates hybrid cloud adoption by unifying virtualized and containerized operations