We took notice of the availability of RHEV 3 and say “Good and welcome to our world!” We’re happy to have the company – and good company at that, fighting the good fight against the dominant player in the industry.
We’ve said before that Linux virtualization technologies – KVM and Xen – represent compelling alternatives to VMware’s proprietary and locked hypervisor.
As we recently announced, Convirture built strong momentum in 2011 increasing our customer base ten-fold for the commercial product, ConVirt Enterprise. We now have customers for our commercial product offerings in every global region, including North and South America, EMEA and Asia. And, our open source version of ConVirt has now been downloaded more than 60,000 times. In total, ConVirt software, which is available for most major Linux distributions including Debian, OpenSUSE and Ubuntu, is now being used by more than 8,000 businesses.
We see the compass pointing unmistakably toward open source and away from VMware’s expensive technology. And, evidently, we’re not alone with Red Hat in the fray with us.

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