When migrating workloads which have previously been running on VMs, or bare metal servers to OpenShift, you sometimes discover that not everything from the architecture is able to seamlessly be migrated into containers. For this reason, we now have OpenShift Virtualization, which will allow you to run VMs inside of your OpenShift environment. This demo shows you how you can easily prepare a Windows VM that you can then use to migrate your windows workloads right into OpenShift. Learn more: http://openshift.com/storage
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