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Yes, the fork timeline/direction is different, but imho, the pattern is, big companies with their own agenda, hiding behind "open" fork. I only can imagine the

Yes, the fork timeline/direction is different, but imho, the pattern is, big companies with their own agenda, hiding behind "open" fork. I only can imagine the amount of resources put into keeping up. Will Amazon "rebase" their version with Elastic's? I doubt that for long time. Features advantaging AWS will be pushed, for better integration with 3rd party, which basically AWS' solutions. I hope that people will be able to use "vanilla" ES too on AWS.

yjftsjthsd-h 8y ago
> big companies with their own agenda, hiding behind "open" fork. MariaDB is a community fork away from a controlling company. Libreoffice is run by its own foundation, again after forking away from a company-controlled version. > I hope that people will be able to use "vanilla" ES too on AWS. I mean, worst case just run it on EC2/ECS, which lets you run anything you want. They're not going to break that.