Kubernetes on Bare-Metals or VMs: Using Virtink for Optimal Performance and Security

Explore the pros and cons of running Kubernetes clusters on bare-metal servers versus virtual machines, and discover how Virtink offers a solution that combines the advantages of both approaches. Learn about the challenges of sharing bare-metal Kubernetes clusters, including security concerns and lack of multi-tenancy features. Examine the benefits and drawbacks of traditional virtualization for Kubernetes deployments, considering factors such as cost, overhead, and feature complexity. Delve into Virtink's innovative approach, which leverages Cloud Hypervisor VMs to enable host Kubernetes clusters to efficiently and securely manage guest Kubernetes clusters. Gain insights into how this lightweight virtualization solution addresses the needs of modern cloud workloads while maximizing hardware utilization and maintaining isolation between multiple users.