Issue#711

[xphyr]

This PR is in response to Issue #711 The blog post details how to use the new Intel vGPU detection added in kubevirt release v0.40.0. The idea is to show how to try this feature out on a single machine leveraging Centos 8.3 and minikube. It is a semi-complex topic because it really combines multiple existing blog posts such as:

• installing kubevirt
• installing CDI
• building Windows virtual machine

I have tried to pull all this together in one post. Please let me know what thoughts and feedback you have on this, and thanks for your consideration.

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[mazzystr]

/ok-to-test

[xphyr]

I picked an arbitrary date for the publication out a week.... let me know if I need to change anything there as I wasnt sure when it might get published.

[mazzystr]

@xphyr Publishing date is arbitrary. It's up to you.

[xphyr]

I have migrated the setup/demo over to a Fedora 32 setup. I am also using the process you suggested for deploying minikube. I am re-running the entire set of steps from the top to ensure that they work properly and I captured all the changes. This should be more straight forward for someone to follow.

[mazzystr]

I helped you out with a few tweaks to help CI along.

We are clear for take off!

/approve /lgtm

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