On Tue, Jan 07, 2020 at 08:59:17AM -0500, Neal Gompa wrote:
However, Fedora Server Edition is what people use to run their
*own* servers with Fedora, and that also includes things like VMs in
more traditional hypervisor setups (oVirt/RHV, VMware,
XCP-ng/XenServer, etc.).
That's certainly not universal. People *do* use the cloud images for
deployment to on-prem virtualization setups. They're generally faster to
deploy than full Anaconda installs.
Also, in oVirt/RHV, the preconfigured images (the ovirt-image-repository
Glance provider) are based on the generic cloud images produced by
Fedora and CentOS.