There is no container involved in the way you're thinking. It may be easier to think of it this way: the cluster is treating libvirt (running on each node) as if it were replacing the docker daemon (it's not, but think of it that way).
broad-farmer-70498
05/22/2022, 11:08 PM
Or said differently, kubevirt is acting as a cri (what is really happening). It's just that the ‘container’ happens to be a full vm and the runtime happens to be libvirt.
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bland-insurance-21543
05/23/2022, 8:36 AM
ah thank you. that clears things up.
i'll have to look into it more. i've been listening to Devops and Docker off/on, but i'm just now getting back into development, so everything is new again.