It must be possible to take an existing container image that contains an bootable OCK image (e.g. container-registry.oracle.com/olcne/ock) and convert it into a VM image usable to KubeVirt. The images from OCR are already intended to be used with KubeVirt directly, so this should amount to little more than unpacking the image and extracting the boot volume to an accessible location.
Note that while it is possible to use the container image from OCR directly as boot media, there are significant limitations to doing so because the VM will not have a persistent root filesystem.
Requirements
ocne image create --type kubevirt should write a qcow image to disk with OCK inside
It must be possible to take an existing container image that contains an bootable OCK image (e.g. container-registry.oracle.com/olcne/ock) and convert it into a VM image usable to KubeVirt. The images from OCR are already intended to be used with KubeVirt directly, so this should amount to little more than unpacking the image and extracting the boot volume to an accessible location.
Note that while it is possible to use the container image from OCR directly as boot media, there are significant limitations to doing so because the VM will not have a persistent root filesystem.
Requirements
ocne image create --type kubevirtshould write a qcow image to disk with OCK insideNotes
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