Hi Dave, everyone
I have run a Web Hosting from 10 years ago.
I integrated the Web Hosting server with KVM 2 years ago.
I thought I tried to offer the VPS server which was rare in Japan,
using the remaining resources.
I am a server engineer, not a programmer.
Regrettably, VPS market has stabilized at a low price while I spent
much time in programming the "Administrator Portal" and "User
Portal".
However, the VPS and the cloud have restrictions even now.
* Can not use your favorite OS.(That can only be used a template)
* Can not strengthen by focusing on specific performance.
I want to provide services which improve this issue
I do not have money to buy expensive software, such as RHEV.
When I started to give up the dream, I found a oVirt.
Now, I am studying the feasibility of a dream by oVirt.
I hope to be able to concentrate on infrastructure design without
programming by oVirt
However I feel that there is not enough stability yet if VPS is
provided with oVirt version for now.
oVirt community has companies such as RedHat.
I believe that the operation of the oVirt will be stable in the
version of near future.
I was late in the VPS market.
I have "chagrin" in the VPS market.
I want to be a pioneer in Japan as that does not happen in oVirt.
Therefore, I forward preparing offers of VPS using oVirt in the fall.
I hope "the Japanese translation" and "stabilization" of oVirt than
new features.
thanks.
P.S.
I seek the formation of Japanese community in order to become one of
the pioneers.
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2012/6/13 Dave Neary <dneary(a)redhat.com>:
Hi everyone,
That is a grand subject for my first "proper" email to the Users list, and
it definitely needs some context! So let me introduce myself.
My name is Dave Neary, and I recently started working for a group which is
being formed inside Red Hat called OSAS (open source and standards). The
role of my group is to help make any open source projects that Red Hat works
in successful, and I would really like to help take oVirt to the next level
in terms of adoption and contribution.
One of the things I'm still figuring out is what the natural audience for
oVirt is, and what you all like about oVirt, and would like to see improved.
Based on that, I would like to propose areas we as a community can
concentrate on related to the product, the website, and our marketing and
promotion, but the first step is still to get a better idea what the target
audience for oVirt is, and should be.
So - how are you using oVirt? Why did you choose it over alternatives? What
do you like about it? and what would you like to see change, whether that is
in terms of technical, process, or marketing changes? I'm here to help, but
to do so I need your help first!
Please feel free to reply to me on-list (if you'd like to start discussion)
or off-list (if you'd like your feedback to be more discrete). Any feedback
at all will be helpful.
Thank you very much - I look forward to hearing from as many of you as
possible.
Regards,
Dave.
PS. I'm still figuring out proper mailing list etiquette for this project -
I've added board@ and arch@ to CC since I expect our work to have
project-wide consequences, but it's more to keep people informed at this
point. Please let me know off-list if I'm doing something I shouldn't!
--
Dave Neary
Community Action and Impact
Open Source and Standards Team, Red Hat
Phone: +33 9 50 71 55 62
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