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> Redhat is somewhat open-core: They develop proprietary interfaces and products as well as the core OS. What proprietary interfaces? Red Hat does have things
by maheart 13y ago
> Redhat is somewhat open-core: They develop proprietary interfaces and products as well as the core OS.
What proprietary interfaces?
Red Hat does have things that are not available to the public (e.g. RH network), but these are more services than actual products (machine management and patching can be managed using Spacewalk these days, and all patches are rebuilt and released by CentOS/SL). There's a bit more leg-work required but RH's whole business is based around adding service value for customers.
- adestefan 13y agoAFAIK their whole virtualization management stack is closed.
- Nux 13y agoIt's fully open source, it's called Ovirt, find it at ovirt.org. The one thing they do not provide to everyone for some reason is signed Windows drivers for QXL KVM graphical devices, but one can sign it himself need be.