> I've been giving this a look and it seems that we aren't building the
> advanced virt modules because CentOS builds them from upstream?
>
> I've found no mention of them in their Pagure, and they're built on
> their Community Build System via a SIG, with the metadata set on them
> as `Extra: {'source': {'original_url': 'libvirt-7.0.0-
> 14.1.el8.src.rpm'}}`.
>
> My colleague Neil looked into it, and concluded it seems to be a CLI
> build being manually run(?).
>
> We could investigate building that, but I'm not sure how good we'd be
> to do so as it would likely involve repackaging straight from RHEL
> sources via a RHEL machine.
>
> Anyway, happy to help in any way I can on this, I'm in our
> SIG/Virtualization channel on Mattermost if anyone wants to get to me
> easily.
Hi Hayden
If you can do this - the word awesome would be an understatement ;-)
I have been using oVirt for 7 years now and it is a fantastic product (I
started using it when it was 3.1 or 3.4). I am in a similar position as Jason
who started this thread. The main goal of my experiment described above is to
see if I can deploy it on bare metal nodes with Rocky as a hypervisor
replacement for CentOS. I actually wanted to convert to Proxmox but wanted to
give oVirt one more chance :)
Thank you.
Kind regards,
Branimir
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