KubeVirt vs vCluster : What's the Difference?

*** Update
If you are using VMs to run Kubernetes, then you may need to enable Nested Virtualization. KubeVirt is not nested virtualization on baremetal - it's libvirt running in a container. These examples are from the KubeVirt Kind docs where nested virtualization was suggested if running in VMs and made it into the presentation. It can be confusing because I call it nested virtualization (which is wrong) and say it's just libvirt running in a container, which a container is not virtualization. Sorry for the confusion!
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In this video, we take a look at the differences between KubeVirt and vCluster. We'll walk through what each does and talk about some of the use cases. Then we will demo the installation KubeVirt and get a virtual machine running with the ContainerDisk and then a DataVolume.

►KubeVirt Docs

https://kubevirt.io/user-guide/

https://kubevirt.io/quickstart_kind/

►vCluster Docs

https://www.vcluster.com/docs/what-ar...

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00:00 Intro
00:17 KubeVirt vs vCluster
01:33 What is KubeVirt?
02:57 What is vCluster?
03:42 KubeVirt Prerequisites
04:44 vCluster Prerequisites
05:10 KubeVirt Demo
09:36 Architecture Diagrams
10:34 KubeVirt Docs
11:08 Outro