KubeVirt and Proxmox both run VMs—but they’re built for very different realities. Proxmox is a classic VM-first virtualization platform, while KubeVirt brings virtual machines into the Kubernetes-native, cloud-native world.
In this video, we break down the core differences between KubeVirt and Proxmox, and explain why fast, NVMe-based storage is critical for both—especially in Kubernetes environments where platforms like Simplyblock shine.
In This Video, You’ll Learn:
✅ What Proxmox Is – A traditional KVM-based virtualization platform and VMware alternative.
✅ What KubeVirt Is – Kubernetes-native virtualization that runs VMs alongside containers.
✅ Key Differences – VM-first vs Kubernetes-first, simplicity vs cloud-native automation.
✅ Storage Requirements – Why both platforms rely on fast, low-latency block storage.
✅ Why NVMe & NVMe/TCP Matter – How modern storage unlocks performance for KubeVirt.
✅ The Simplyblock Advantage – NVMe-native, SPDK-based, zero-copy architecture for Kubernetes and KubeVirt workloads.
⚡ With the right storage platform, you don’t have to choose—run classic virtualization and Kubernetes-native workloads efficiently, side by side.
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