Disclaimer: I'm a Red Hat Consultant. The TFA linked RH Article [0] is "paywalled" behind a "free cost" user registration. You just need a valid email. I've

Disclaimer: I'm a Red Hat Consultant. The TFA linked RH Article [0] is "paywalled" behind a "free cost" user registration. You just need a valid email. I've copied the text from that article As customers accelerate and scale their open hybrid cloud initiatives, management becomes increasingly essential. Given this requirement, we made a strategic decision to focus our management strategy on the future -- open, cloud-native environments that promote portability across on-premise, private and public clouds. With this strategy update, the roadmap for Red Hat CloudForms is summarized in three key points: 1. To date, Red Hat CloudForms has managed both open source and proprietary technologies. 2. Moving forward, Red Hat CloudForms will continue to directly support open Red Hat platforms like Red Hat OpenStack and Red Hat Virtualization. As of March 1, 2020, Red Hat will no longer offer NEW CloudForms subscriptions for non-Red Hat platforms. For renewal options, please see CloudForms Statement of Direction FAQ. 3. For non-Red Hat technologies (VMware, AWS, Azure, etc.), IBM is embedding CloudForms in their Cloud Pak for Multicloud Management and will be working in the ManageIQ community (upstream for CloudForms). Beginning March 1, 2020, IBM will also be offering an easy migration path from Red Hat CloudForms to this Cloud Pak. Red Hat will continue to work in CloudForms’ upstream community, ManageIQ, to support our offerings. For management of non-Red Hat products, IBM is also working in the ManageIQ community and embedding CloudForms support in the IBM Cloud Pak for Multicloud Management. For Red Hat CloudForms customers interested in managing heterogeneous environments, IBM is offering an easy migration path from Red Hat CloudForms to this IBM Cloud Pak. [0] https://access.redhat.com/articles/4639821 https://access.redhat.com/articles/4639821