From the first z-stream release of RHV 4.0 (4.0.4), the Optimizer, which was previously provided as a Technology Preview, is supported. The instructions from https://access.redhat.com/articles/1289123 must be added to the RHV 4.0 Administration Guide, and the TP notice removed for 4.0. Martin Sivak confirmed that the steps for 4.0 should be the same as in the article: "The 4.0 optimizer (0.11) is installed slightly differently internally, but the steps should be still compatible with 0.8 as everything should be handled by the RPM itself."
This bug now tracks the removal of https://access.redhat.com/articles/1289123 and any other references to the Optimizer. Yaniv, for all versions, or just 4.0?
Can you please reply to this?
(In reply to Yaniv Dary from comment #5) > Can you please reply to this? All.
I've now removed links to this article from our documentation splash pages for 3.5, 3.6, and 4.0. To start with, I have retired the article, rather than removing it entirely. Yaniv K or Yaniv D, do you see any benefit to leaving the article up with a notice explaining that the feature has been removed, in case an internal user searches for information on the Optimizer? If not, I'll delete the article.
Not sure what the difference is between retirement and removal. I'm good either way.
(In reply to Yaniv Kaul from comment #8) > Not sure what the difference is between retirement and removal. I'm good > either way. Retiring it means that a logged in internal user can still find it; for example, someone from support could search for details on the Optimizer, and find the article explaining that it's unsupported. Removing means that it's simply gone from the Customer Portal. Any preference?
(In reply to Lucy Bopf from comment #9) > (In reply to Yaniv Kaul from comment #8) > > Not sure what the difference is between retirement and removal. I'm good > > either way. > > Retiring it means that a logged in internal user can still find it; for > example, someone from support could search for details on the Optimizer, and > find the article explaining that it's unsupported. Removing means that it's > simply gone from the Customer Portal. Any preference? Retire please.
Thanks, Yaniv. No problem. The article is retired.