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Description of problem:
fence agent for pve (proxmox) is not included in the rhel package and could be useful to a number of people. can it be added to the existing fencing agents package or as a new subpackage please?


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i didnt see this got set to rhel8 but i would like to use this on centos/rhel 9 if possible and volunteer to test the package if built

We currently have no plans to include support for RHEL HA support on top of Proxmox.  However, it does appear that there is an upstream agent and you can install that agent in a RHEL configuration and use it in accordance with our 3rd party script/agent support - https://access.redhat.com/articles/3070961

Since CentOS Stream directly feeds into RHEL we also do not have current plans to include this in CentOS Stream either.