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>>>but VMware customers were hard to move were being the key phrase. Timing is everything, they Announced they were shutting down RHEV. AFTER broadcom anno
by phpisthebest 3y ago
>>>but VMware customers were hard to move
were being the key phrase. Timing is everything, they Announced they were shutting down RHEV. AFTER broadcom announced they were buying vmware, seems like a terrible move in that light given that many vmware customers will be looking for a replacement in the next couple of renewal cycles.
- linuxftw 3y agoVirtualization is a multi-billion dollar market. Even if you're a distant #2, it should be financially viable. The reality was, it was an awful product that nobody wanted. It could be free and it's worse than rolling your own solution directly on top of libvirt.
- prmoustache 3y agoAs a former potential RHEV customer, we had been warned about it 3 years ago by RH themselves. It is not like it was a huge secret and the decision was made a long time before broadcom's announcement.
- phpisthebest 3y agoMaybe has customers but it did not seem to be widespread knowledge outside, if it was known for year widely then I can not image why Veeam would have devoted developer time to support a product that announced its EOL just a few months after they released their support for it. Seems odd.