oVirt is an open source project, RHV is Red Hat’s product, they don’t necessarily mean the same Openshift Virtualization already exists, it has upstream too, though not very mature yet. We will look at collaboration there for sure, like we did before with Openstack integrations. But that doesn’t mean we migrate oVirt into Openshift tomorrow. Kubevirt/Kubernetes is a very different thing, it may make sense for some people to eventually move there, it may make sense for others not to. Well, like with Openstack... There were emails on that before - we changed our development model to rather continuous “4.4.z” with faster incremental updates instead of 9+ months large drops. So in that sense “beyond 4.4” is where we are already. As for OL support see the other thread, I do not see why it wouldn’t work provided that RHEL will work. Can’t say if we will have any resources to dedicate to OL specifically. no idea if there’s a fork. As for a product, afaik yes, there’s OLVM. not on the roadmap. we had discussions about different distros, also long time ago, but it’s not feasible, there are too many little differences. If anyone would want to contribute we don’t mind, but it’s by no means a small feat (we do have some remains here or there from our failed debian attempt long long time ago) possibly. But dependencies are the key... Great to hear, We are still very much around. But many of those questions/plans do depend on contributors. We’d be very happy to accept other contributors who would want to expand/improve oVirt... Thanks, michal

Wishfully oVirt project will support oVirt on RHEL. With Rocky Linux looking like really a continuation of the old CentOS project it would be great to be able to run oVirt on Rocky / RHEL if one so chooses. Hopefully that would be min work too.