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by int0x80 2734 days ago
That is one big difference, with big implications.
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Just wanted to clarify that Kubernetes was still scheduling containers. Even if VM's are being used to isolate them.

It's not all or nothing either. Containerd will support running a mix of containers and kata-containers across workers.

For anyone interested in this topic I wrote about some other container runtimes here: https://kubedex.com/kubernetes-container-runtimes/

Note that this is not the case for virtual kubelet-based implementations, and your point here and above are specific to how Kata works (the article is talking more generally).
Yeah.. I think I see what you say, I mean, the end user interface is the quite the same but this has big implications anyway for the systems design POV, so is not a small thing :)