adding another facet to Native Workloads
Not only do we keep native workloads intact, we aim to have VM-based workloads behave just like native ones.
@@ -88,3 +88,8 @@ communicate with Kubernetes and where the additional types are stored:
KubeVirt is deployed on top of a Kubernetes cluster.
This means that you can continue to run your Kubernetes-native workloads next
to the VMIs managed through KubeVirt.
+
+Furthormore: if you can run native workloads, and you have KubeVirt installed,
+you should be able to run VM-based workloads, too.
+For example, Application Operators should not require additional permissions
+just because their application runs within a VM.
