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Does the "Maintenance/Updates Limited to 1 Year" bit mean that you'd have to get a new starter license after that, or that you're expected to start paying for u
by fnordsensei 10y ago
Does the "Maintenance/Updates Limited to 1 Year" bit mean that you'd have to get a new starter license after that, or that you're expected to start paying for updates after one year?
- grzm 10y agoIf past experience continues, you can renew the starter license. Edit: sounds like that's no longer the case. See sibling comment.
- JB024066 10y agoYou will no longer be able to renew Starter after the 1 year period on the same account. Renewal only covers the ability to use newer versions and upgrade. The license is perpetual and as long as you are not upgrading versions -- you will be able to continue using your Starter license. As was discussed in Datomic Slack: "Starter was always intended as a path for customers to explore and use Datomic in a low-risk, low-cost approach as they developed their applications and moved toward production. We feel that a year is generally sufficient time to evaluate a product and develop a business application around that product. If you feel that you require a longer period to evaluate or develop against Datomic, please contact us."
- grzm 10y agoThanks for the clarification.