.@Gartner_inc Highlights the Top 10 Cloud Myths: http://t.co/fj9Z2MXltf > Re #5 that’s why RHT CloudForms supports KVM && ESXi && Hyper-V

.@Gartner_inc Highlights the Top 10 Cloud Myths: http://t.co/fj9Z2MXltf > so good. Re #5 that’s why RHT cloud includes Virt && IaaS && PaaS

@jeffsussna No, no. I was trying to steal credit for it 🙂

@jeffsussna well, mine was a genuine question. Early thinking about replicating the human body approach, triggered by your comment.

@jeffsussna How does the body work? Evolution figured out the most efficient way to deal with complex, interconnected systems.

@MDebelic Both are CMPs. Like our own Red Hat CloudForms. Each one provides different specialty/focus.Hard comparing without full assessment

@MDebelic Nope. Just setting requirements necessary to solve customer problems.

@ColinJordan @benkepes @Egnyte I was thinking more about our own Red Hat CloudForms (and its open source counterpart ManageIQ), but OK…

@MDebelic In theory, yes. In practice, if the CMP only supports one virt engine, you need something above it. Or you need to replace it 🙂

A hybrid cloud is more than multiple silos of virtualization + cloud mgmt. You need a cross-silo governance layer to coherently manage them.