The first release of the RHEV-M upstream project, oVirt, is scheduled for the end of January in a few days time.

Following the post yesterday on RHEV-M going open source, I contacted Red Hat directly to confirm and find out more information about RHEV-M’s roadmap for release under an open source license

I recently came across an interesting blog post about RHEV-M going open source.

Today Red Hat announced the release of its much anticipated product, Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization for Servers.

In case you missed it there’s a video demo of the upcoming Redhat RHEV-M virtualization management tool available from virtualiztion.tv.