Goal

Teach cluster admins how to create Windows boot source.

User Stories

• As a new cluster-admin, I would like to be told how to create a Windows boot source in my cluster, so that it is almost as easy to create a Windows VM as it is to create a RHEL one.
• I expect to be pointed to the relevant pipeline in the Red Hat catalog and to be guided how to convert a Microsft-provided ISO to a boot source.

UX doc

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xXCpk3YSG9bPdRoy6STgbzetncoQJCkEV64onkd1WMQ/edit#heading=h.wvsgnq5m27k5

Non-Requirements

• List of things not included in this epic, to alleviate any doubt raised during the grooming process.

Notes

• Maybe we can show a link to a pipeline in the Tekton Catalog, if no windows boot volume is detected.
• Pipelines are a powerful tool for the user to manage her VMs. The most prominent example is to create the default windows data source, but there are also other scenarios which have a demand for pipelines.
• TODO depends on catalog being available It is ok to point to an upstream pipeline
• Overview page could reference the quickstart, and the quickstart could reference documentation and the catalog.