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> Sure, you can run a VM in OpenShift now, as long as that VM lives in a container and is part of a k8s cluster. The path to success for virtualization with Red
by parasubvert 4y ago
> Sure, you can run a VM in OpenShift now, as long as that VM lives in a container and is part of a k8s cluster. The path to success for virtualization with Red Hat is Kubernetes or bust, I guess.
Yes, that's the plan as far as I can tell. The demand for "vSphere but cheaper" is omnipresent. OpenStack and RHV failed, but OpenShift (and ACM) represents a new opportunity and foundation to take a run at vSphere. It will be hard - folks usually vastly underestimate how much smart engineering has gone into that layer.