RHEL is not their main product anymore.

RedHat losing the plot is their own mistake to correct. I've been telling my OS TAM as much for a decade.

Everything is about Openshift and [its] Ecosystem. But Openshift is expensive.

And oVirt competes well.

But when your entire business is based around massively hyped bags stapled to the side of a badly-managed central product you don't mention or promote, what's the expectation?

RedHat was solid for the very thing that made centos a popular option. But then it had to have more; more, more more.