What are you looking for from oVirt?

[小西孝宗]

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 at 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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