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Still paid only for anything other than single node? We switched to Cassandra for that reason.
by qrpike 9y ago
Still paid only for anything other than single node? We switched to Cassandra for that reason.
- i_have_to_speak 9y agoSuch remarks make me wonder if the so-called "Open Core" business model would ever be successful to the degree of investibility. Influx (clustering) and CockroachDB (backup) are good experiments to keep an eye on. MongoDB had to "port" it's paid feature to open source after a community backlash (which feature was that, I forget?).
- pauldix 9y agoSee the link in my comment further down this thread. We'll do what we can to open source as much as possible while still maintaining a viable business so we can continue to invest in OSS development. It's a problem that we continually revisit.
- pkaye 9y agoIs whatever product you are working on paid or free?
- icebraining 9y agoProducts are only worth in comparison to the next best alternative. InfluxDB has free alternatives, even if possibly not as good, while qrpike's product may not have.
- qrpike 9y agoWe offer free real-time forex streams ( polygon.io ). We are required to charge for equities because the actual exchanges charge us fees per use. Otherwise I would love it to all be free.