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1. Feature Overview:
        a) Name of feature:
                libnl3-devel installation 

        b) Feature description:
                This feature request is for users who wish to compile libvma source code from https://github.com/Mellanox/libvma within RHEL 7.4 environment
It is required that libvma is compiled with libnl3-devel source code
libnl3-devel should be available.

*** It is not clear how to download libnl3-devel (it is not available) ***

2. Feature Details:
        a) Architectures:
                x86_64, ppc64le, ppc64, aarch64
        b) Bugzilla dependencies:
        c) Drivers or hardware dependencies:
                libnl3-devel

        d) Upstream acceptance information:
        e) External links:
        f) Severity (H, M, L):
                High
        g) Feature needed by:
                Partner: Mellanox

3. Business Justification:
        a) why is this feature needed?
        b) What hardware does this enable?
        c) Business impact?
        d) Other business drivers?

4. Primary contact at Red Hat, email, phone (chat):
        Andre Beausoleil abeausol

5. Primary contact at Partner, email. phone (chat):
        Ophir Munk ophirmu, Kamal Heib kheib, Slava Shwartsman sshwarts, Noa Spanier noas

The libnl3-devel package is available in the -optional repos for each variant (so Server-optional, Workstation-optional, etc).