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@User sounds like AHV with Container services ;-)

I'd agree if you worked for nutanix however I would argue that others should use community open source software. Kvm ovirt aren't red hat products (that would be rhv). Rockstor is an open source project. Nutanix and ahv are products, not open source projects. Does Ahv run containers directly from the hypervisor or encapsulate through another vm that runs the container?

Please know that I don't mean nutanix isn't good, it is, but it's a product for companies. It's not a project for the masses.

container services for ahv are also available for the community edition

More info on how that works? Native on the os or containers within a vm that ahv runs?

It does the same as vmware, it runs a VM, that runs Docker, that runs a container. This isn’t ideal IMHO, the hypervisor should run the container natively, you lose too much performance for true container use through nesting. It’s fine to do to “play with” containers. It’s just not a realistic enterprise way to run containers.