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  1. Red Hat
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  2. Red Hat
    Creating virtual machines (VMs) from golden images is a common practice. It minimizes the deployment time for new VMs and provides a familiar environment for the VM's owner. The admin benefits from creating golden images in an automated manner because it reflects the current configuration. View the full article
  3. Red Hat
    OpenShift Virtualization provides a great solution for non-containerized applications, but it does introduce some challenges over legacy virtualization products and bare-metal systems. One such challenge involves interacting with virtual machines (VMs). OpenShift is geared toward containerized applications that do not usually need incoming connections to configure and manage them, at least not the same type of connections as a VM would need for management or use. View the full article

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