We've been using Red Hat Virtualization for a few years to run internal systems and some development workloads on-prem. At the time, we were already using Red Hat Enterprise Linux, so RHV felt like a natural extension of that setup. In day-to-day use, it was stable and did what we needed; mainly managing virtual machines and keeping our infrastructure running. Most of our workloads were Linux based, which worked well. It wasn't always the most intuitive platform, but once everything was set up, it ran reliably without too many issues.

Red Hat Virtualization is a great. A cost-effective way to get your servers into a virtual environment. Some love it, some hate it, but if you're familiar with the Linux environment, this may be the answer.