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Now you don't have to pretend that they changed something without having any way to prove it. Now if the orchestration software is not open source, they can't u
by antirez 8y ago
Now you don't have to pretend that they changed something without having any way to prove it. Now if the orchestration software is not open source, they can't use it.
- mbreese 8y agoThey could just claim that their orchestration software is open-source (potentially w/o stating what it is), or just publish a stub set of scripts that plausibly work but that aren't actually used under the hood. I'm not sure this really makes things all that much clearer.
- kstrauser 8y agoI suspect you’re exactly right. There is literally no reason I’d use MongoDB anymore over any of its better FOSS competitors.