Intro: SIG VMware

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Kubernetes support for vSphere is moving from an in-tree implementation to an out-of-tree vSphere cloud provider that offloads storage provisioning to a vSphere CSI driver (CSI not GA yet, overlap period expected). The provider uses the vCenter API and optional go VC CLI, requires VMware Tools, a paravirtual SCSI controller and must set VM UUID=true on VMs, and exposes availability zones via VM tagging. Code and meetings live in the kubernetes/cloud-provider-vsphere repo with biweekly dev calls.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 1:30Abstract
3. 2:40Club Provider
4. 6:16Prerequisites
5. 7:30Cloud Provider
6. 14:40Getting Involved
7. 23:35Questions

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