Re-igniting oVirt Node

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oVirt Node moves from LVM snapshot images to a Fedora‑CoreOS based image that produces ostree commit artifacts and a metal install ISO using coreos-assembler (cosa). The build pipeline extracts oVirt repo files, composes an OS tree, and boots a working install in nightly CI. Known breakages include kdump path handling and user/group provisioning (patched), CI needing docker instead of podman, rpm scriptlet and nonstandard path hooks, and ansible deployment integration still pending.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:29Outline
3. 2:57Legacy Node
4. 3:58Maintenance
5. 4:39Node NG
6. 8:56Imagebased
7. 10:17Atomic
8. 11:56Installation
9. 13:38Rebranding
10. 14:40Challenges

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