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I really don't see a point to worry about. So as of 0.12 the OSS product will change; however a new product will come out to bring in replication. Somehow the
by damm 11y ago
I really don't see a point to worry about. So as of 0.12 the OSS product will change; however a new product will come out to bring in replication. Somehow they will produce a private binary that will do the same thing
Single node usage is great for most people; sure it can be useful to cluster and you have that option.
If there's limitations it's open source; those can be removed. Then people would likely use the fork that doesn't have that limitation.
I don't see evil here. Just trying to work on their product
- jrv 11y agoI don't think anyone is saying anything about it being evil, and it may even make sense for InfluxData the company. But for users, not having clustering (for scalability, long-term storage, and durability) will limit the value of the open-source version a lot in the long-term. As for the viability of a fork, see the other comments around that.