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Rebuildable cards for README, docs Open Graph, and LinkedIn/X. Story matches the README “What you get” five-step strip (Create → Day-2 → Access → Guard → Audit).

FileSizeUse
zorvia-share-card.png1200×630README hero (light), docs site themeConfig.image, Twitter/OG
zorvia-share-card-dark.png1200×630README hero for dark themes (<picture> prefers-color-scheme: dark)
zorvia-social-card.jpg1600×900LinkedIn / X posts
zorvia-share-card.html · zorvia-share-card-dark.html · zorvia-social-card.htmlsourcesEdit HTML, then rebuild

Palette​

apple.com blue and white: white → #f5f5f7 background with a faint blue wash, ink #1d1d1f, secondary #6e6e73, hairline #d2d2d7, blue #0071e3 → #2997ff. Dark card: #000 / #0b0b0f, text #f5f5f7, cards #1d1d1f, blue #0a84ff / #2997ff. Type is Helvetica Neue with Menlo for labels. Orange #ff6a2a appears exactly once per image, as the small dot on the Create step; the Zyvor mark is drawn inline in blue.

Rebuild​

./docs/social/build-social-cards.sh

Needs Google Chrome and macOS sips (override the browser with CHROME=/path/to/chrome). The script renders all outputs above and the comparison cards below.

GitHub social preview​

The repository's Social preview image (Settings → Social preview) cannot be set through the API or gh; upload zorvia-share-card.png there by hand after it changes.

Licence wording follows LICENSE (Apache-2.0). The version chip tracks Cargo.toml (currently 0.7.4) and the CHANGELOG.

OpenShift vs Zorvia vs ZeusOS cards​

Four concepts, each in 1600x900 (LinkedIn/X, JPG), 1200x630 (OG/README, PNG) and 1080x1080 (square, PNG), light and dark, in compare/. Sources: compare-lanes.html (hero: "Pick your control plane"), compare-scorecard.html, compare-poster.html, compare-migration.html (Transiva > h2kvm > GuestKit > Zorvia, Community vs Enterprise), sharing compare.css and compare.js. Size and theme come from the URL hash, for example compare-lanes.html#1200x630-dark. ./docs/social/build-social-cards.sh renders all 24.

Every Zorvia row must trace to FEATURE_MATURITY.md and OpenShift rows to leave-openshift.md. ZeusOS cells are vendor-stated (https://zyvor.dev/zeus-os; editions and pricing are not public, so say "ask"). Migration-card facts come from the Transiva and h2kvm docs/ce-vs-enterprise.md files. The comment at the top of each card lists its sources. Re-check the "as of" date in the footer and the ZeusOS rows before each new campaign. ZeusOS is a separate proprietary product, not Zorvia commercial support.

Post copy​

LinkedIn (use compare/lanes-1600x900.jpg)

OpenShift Virtualization runs KubeVirt. So does Zorvia. So does ZeusOS.

If you are weighing a Red Hat subscription against your VMs, the workloads do not have to change, only the control plane around them. We wrote the honest comparison, including where OpenShift is the better choice (support contract, certified operators, multi-cluster today).

Zorvia: open source, Apache-2.0, CLI + TUI + web on any KubeVirt cluster. ZeusOS: our separate, proprietary visual workspace. Book a demo or start a 30-day PoC: zyvor.dev/schedule.

github.com/zyvorai/zorvia

#KubeVirt #Kubernetes #OpenShift #Virtualization #OpenSource #PlatformEngineering

X (use compare/poster-1600x900.jpg)

Leave the subscription. Keep the VMs. OpenShift Virtualization VMs are already KubeVirt objects. Zorvia (Apache-2.0) runs the control plane on any KubeVirt cluster. Honest comparison, OpenShift's wins included: github.com/zyvorai/zorvia #KubeVirt

Alt text​

  • lanes: Three columns comparing OpenShift (Red Hat subscription, OpenShift only, Red Hat support, Advanced Cluster Management), Zorvia (open source Apache-2.0, any KubeVirt cluster, CLI, TUI and web, multi-cluster Experimental, VMware migration through the separate Transiva and h2kvm suite) and ZeusOS (proprietary commercial, web and TUI, approval-gated changes, Migration Factory, multi-cluster in paid editions). Headline: Same KubeVirt VMs. Pick your control plane.
  • scorecard: A table with nine rows comparing OpenShift, Zorvia and ZeusOS, marked yes, partial or no. OpenShift leads on support contract, multi-cluster and integrated VMware migration; Zorvia leads on licence cost, running on any KubeVirt cluster, TUI and built-in drift gating, with multi-cluster still Experimental.
  • poster: Leave the subscription. Keep the VMs. Three cards: OpenShift for Red Hat contract and certified operators, Zorvia open source, ZeusOS proprietary commercial.
  • migration: Leaving VMware, four tools one path. Transiva exports (Apache-2.0; Enterprise adds CBT, waves and 10+ providers), h2kvm converts and deploys to KubeVirt (production licence; Enterprise adds HA operator, Windows and SAN/Ceph runbooks), GuestKit scores boot readiness (Apache-2.0), Zorvia operates day 2. Zorvia's own importer is Experimental.

LinkedIn, migration (use compare/migration-1600x900.jpg)

Leaving VMware for KubeVirt? Export with Transiva, convert with h2kvm, assure with GuestKit, operate on Zorvia. Four tools, each with a free community tier; h2kvm needs a paid licence in production, and Zorvia's own importer is still Experimental. github.com/zyvorai/zorvia #KubeVirt #VMware