oVirt isn't exactly a trivial piece of software.
Actually I'd say it's not even a piece of software, as the integration of the
various companies whose fully independent products now make up oVirt, never
fully happened.
oVirt is Redhat Linux, Qumranet (KVM+Spice), Ansible (Ansible), GlusterFS
Hi all,
The one big question I have, is: is Oracle contributing back to oVirt or
do they plan to do so?
It seems there are still some talented people working on both, so why
not pool that talent?
Best
Alex
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Chance of a reprieve perhaps?
On 12/03/2024 19:37, itsav...@gmail.com wrote:
Oracle employee here, don't be surprised if you see an uptick in development
activity, with the changes going in the virtualization market. That is all I
can say.
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Hi,
Am Mittwoch, 27. Dezember 2023, 16:01:49 CET schrieb Jorge Visentini:
> Hi Julian,
>
> As far as I know, Ceph with managed block storage is not supported by
> oVirt...
During Engine installation, you are asked if you want to enable Cinderlib
(this is in Technology Preview)
> Out of
In the future... maybe...
https://harvesterhci.io/
Em qua., 3 de jan. de 2024 às 02:14, escreveu:
> If Oracle is smart they would poach all the oVirt programmers from IBM and
> take the lead in development. With Broadcom destroying VMWare, we are in a
> real need for an alternative to Xen
If Oracle is smart they would poach all the oVirt programmers from IBM and take
the lead in development. With Broadcom destroying VMWare, we are in a real
need for an alternative to Xen and Proxmox. I wouldn't have included Proxmox a
few months ago, but at least it's being actively developed.
In theory, if oVirt supports it, the Oracle variant would do it to... unless
they manage to break it.
And since there is zero information on what they test, that could happen at any
time.
Same for HCI with GlusterFS or VDO. HCI has been removed as "a tested feature",
but if you use the
Hi Julian,
As far as I know, Ceph with managed block storage is not supported by
oVirt...
Out of curiosity, did you use any documentation? Can you briefly describe
us or give us a step-by-step guide on how you did the configuration? This
interests me a lot.
I would like to use managed block
Hi,
Definitely surprising news.
What I am very curious about: I could not find any mention of managed block
storage with Ceph in Oracles documentation.
We are currently using that in our Ovirt 4.5.5 cluster and seeing Oracle
releasing something gives me hope that our issues with it may be fixed
> Thomas, your e-mail created too much food for thought... as usual I would
> say, remembering the past ;-)
> I try to reply to some of them online below, putting my own personal
> considerations on the table
>
Hi Gianluca, nice to meet you again!
> On Thu, Dec 21, 2023 at 11:44 AM Thomas Hoberg
Thomas, your e-mail created too much food for thought... as usual I would
say, remembering the past ;-)
I try to reply to some of them online below, putting my own personal
considerations on the table
On Thu, Dec 21, 2023 at 11:44 AM Thomas Hoberg wrote:
> Redhat's decision to shut down RHV
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