KubeVirt SIG release is responsible for scheduling and release KubeVirt.
KubeVirt releases 3 times per year, approximately 8-10 weeks after Kubernetes.
See what's coming in our next release, the features that the KubeVirt community is discussing and prioritising for upcoming releases, and track the lifecycle of features across releases.
The KubeVirt roadmap includes links to our Virtualization Enhancements Proposals (VEPs) tracking board and our pre-release notes for our upcoming releases.
Use the KubeVirt to Kubernetes version support matrix to verify the version of KubeVirt that are built and supported for your verstion of Kubernetes.
Try our quickstart at kubevirt.io.
See our user documentation at kubevirt.io/docs.
Once you have the basics, you can learn more about how to run KubeVirt and its newest features by taking a look at:
To set up a development environment please read our Getting Started Guide. To learn how to contribute, please read our contribution guide.
You can learn more about how KubeVirt is designed (and why it is that way), and learn more about the major components by taking a look at our developer documentation:
- Architecture - High-level view on the architecture
- Components - Detailed look at all components
- API Reference
If you got enough of code and want to speak to people, then you got a couple of options:
- Follow us on Twitter
- Chat with us on Slack via #virtualization @ kubernetes.slack.com
- Discuss with us on the kubevirt-dev Google Group
- Stay informed about designs and upcoming events by watching our community content