OpenNebula 7.0 "Phoenix" is out! 🚀

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We’re excited to unveil our most powerful release yet: OpenNebula 7.0 “Phoenix”

Designed to empower organizations with sovereign, AI-ready, and edge-optimized cloud infrastructures.

This major release introduces breakthrough innovations across:

  • Intelligent automation
  • Next-gen storage management
  • Hybrid and multi-provider cloud integration
  • GPU-accelerated AI/ML workloads

OpenNebula 7.0 offers a modern, future-ready alternative to legacy platforms like VMware — built for today’s cloud-native and data-driven needs.

Learn more and download the latest release here: https://opennebula.io/blog/announcements/opennebula-7-0-phoenix-released/

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:tada:

Thanks a lot, I see that the documentation has a new look too.

Do you plan to port the integration and development to the new documentation?

Regards.

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My bad, I found it.

Sorry for the noise :folded_hands:

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Hi all,

Looking at the Release Notes Community and Upgrade Process in the documentation I see no mention whether OpenNebula CE can be upgraded to 7.0, and whether the non-public opennebula-migration-community packages are still provided/required.

Thanks for clarification.

-Yenya

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OK, found it just after posting the above, it is in the announcement:

Migrator Package Now Included for Community Users

As part of our commitment to broadening access and simplifying OpenNebula adoption, version 7.0 now includes migrator packages to upgrade from version 6.10. This enhancement streamlines version transitions, making it easier for community users to stay up to date and take full advantage of the platform’s latest innovations.

Maybe the Release Notes Community page should mention this as well. Anyway, sorry for the noise.

-Yenya

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Totally, we’ll add a note there as well.

As a side note, all migrators are included not only from 6.10. And also configuration file migrators are distributed.

Cheers!