In this post, a Windows 2019 server will be imported into Openshift Virtualization.  Step-by-step instructions will show the entire process to include: Enabling Nested VirtualizationCreating the Windows VM inside of Qemu/KVM.Installing

THIS IS A PROOF OF CONCEPT AND IS IN NO WAY A SUPPORTED WAY TO RUN A CLUSTER Some customers are looking at ways of deploying OCP clusters in a manner in which

Once an OCP cluster is built, it's a good idea to understand a few pieces of information to properly size the cluster based on the hardware that you are using.  These pieces of

IntroductionI will use this article to do a little bit of self-promotion as well as work you through an exercise on converting a standard container-based Ghost blog to run on OCP.  This process

This article is based on the content located at https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/4.8/windows_containers/understanding-windows-container-workloads.html In order for Windows containers to run from Openshift, dedicated Windows nodes need