I have inherited the admin duty to maintain a a small oVirt cluster featuring 2 
nodes running oVirt 4.5.4 based on the CentOS Stream (using the official Node 
ISOs) running on physical machines, including a hosted engine. Sadly, the 
documentation is a bit on the "light side" and the official oVirt documentation 
can be overwhelming at times.

As CentOS Stream 8 is no longer supported we would like to migrate the nodes to 
either CentOS Stream 9 using the NG node ISOs or to Rocky Linux 9 - but I guess 
using the official ISOs seems like the smoothest path. Still, I would like to 
know what the general steps are to migrate without setting up a entirely fresh 
cluster.
Is it possible to migrate by setting up an CentOS Stream 9 node in the existing 
cluster and to deploy a new engine from there?
Is it possible to migrate VMs without downtime in this process? 
Ideally, does anyone have some kind of step-by-step guide to get from CentOS 
Stream 8 to 9 using the oVirt Node ISOs?
Or is it possible to upgrade the existing nodes to CentOS Stream 9 and deploy a 
new hosted engine from there without creating an entirely new node?

And yeah, I have already searched this list for answers 
(https://lists.ovirt.org/archives/list/[email protected]/thread/BE5BS4MJSJ4F4MEL246YTQ434K46XWF4/#BE5BS4MJSJ4F4MEL246YTQ434K46XWF4)
 but that thread lacks some the mentioned details.
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