>The impression I've got from this mailing list is they are
intentional design decisions to enforce "correctness" of the cluster.
My understanding of cluster (ever since the VAX) is that it's a fault-tolerance
mechanism and that was originally one of the major selling points of these
On Mon, 14 Feb 2022, Thomas Hoberg wrote:
Xen nodes are much more autonomous then oVirt hosts. The use whatever
storage they might have locally, or attached via SAN/NAS/Gluster[!!!]
and others. They will operate without a management engine
[...]
Any shared storage added to any node is
> On Tue, Feb 15, 2022 at 8:50 PM Thomas Hoberg
> For quite some time, ovirt-system-tests did test also HCI, routinely.
> Admittedly, this flow never had the breadth of the "plain" (separate
> storage) flows.
I've known virtualization from the days of the VM/370. And I immediately ran
and
On Tue, Feb 15, 2022 at 8:50 PM Thomas Hoberg wrote:
>
> Am I pessimistic about the future of oVirt? Quite honestely, yes.
>
> Do I want it to fail? Absolutely not! In fact I wanted it to be a viable and
> reliable product and live up to its motto "designed to manage your entire
> enterprise
Am I pessimistic about the future of oVirt? Quite honestely, yes.
Do I want it to fail? Absolutely not! In fact I wanted it to be a viable and
reliable product and live up to its motto "designed to manage your entire
enterprise infrastructure".
It turned out to be very mixed: It has bugs, I
I think that Nathaniel is right. Yes, the project can be better (which project
can't) , and despite the hardship with a major contributor leaving oVirt - I
believe that the community can keep it going.
I personally picked oVirt , not to become proficient in RHV, nor because it has
a leading
Il giorno mar 15 feb 2022 alle ore 00:04 Nathanaël Blanchet <
blanc...@abes.fr> ha scritto:
> Hello,
>
> I have read several pessimistic posts of you, each time to be against
> the decisions of the ovirt community that you disagree. In general, my
> thoughts are that you want the community to be
On Monday, February 14th, 2022 at 3:03 PM, Nathanaël Blanchet
wrote:
> If some beginners read my post, I want to tell them
> they are welcome, and they can be sure to find some
> quality into code, into updates, into innovation, into
> entreprise features, into mailing list support, and
> they
Hello,
I have read several pessimistic posts of you, each time to be against
the decisions of the ovirt community that you disagree. In general, my
thoughts are that you want the community to be responsible for the
Redhat descisions.
Like you I find RHV end of support very sad, but I unlike
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