Webinar

The Path to OpenShift Virtualization: Migrating from VM enterprise platforms Using Cisco Isovalent Networking

Virtual

About this session

As organizations evolve toward cloud-native operations, many are transitioning workloads from VM enterprise platforms to OpenShift Virtualization.

In this session, our expert discusses the networking and security requirements of virtual machines in a Kubernetes ecosystem, and how to address these challenges, focusing on how Isovalent Networking for Virtualization provides a consistent, secure networking fabric across both VMs and containers, and how the Isovalent Network Bridge can help preserve the IP address of the workload after a migration, without major network reconfiguration.

We share best practices and lessons learned from real-world implementations, with a focus on how to overcome common challenges and maintain operational stability and security during infrastructure shifts.

Key Take-aways
  • Connectivity improvements: How Isovalent provides multi-tenant networking for VMs and pods and integration with datacenter fabrics using modern EVPN standards.
  • Security: Implementing robust policy enforcement and observability for virtualized workloads.
  • Operational efficiency: Lessons on reducing networking complexity when moving to OpenShift Virtualization.
  • Future readiness: Using Isovalent to build a scalable foundation for modern workloads and AI.

Explore how organizations are transitioning from VM enterprise platforms to OpenShift Virtualization. In this session, our expert discusses key networking and security challenges for virtual machines in Kubernetes, and how to solve them using Isovalent Networking for Virtualization and the Isovalent Network Bridge to enable smooth migration with IP preservation and minimal reconfiguration.

June 11, 2026

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