Up until 2 years ago, I ran Squares Production Engineering Infrastructure group, this included all datacenters and networking. Included automation for both. Mo

Up until 2 years ago, I ran Squares Production Engineering Infrastructure group, this included all datacenters and networking. Included automation for both. Most of our stack was CentOS, MySQL, ruby and java. The DC automation, such as it was, was mostly homegrown layers on top of kickstart. I don’t know of anything we depended on that was AGPL. I guess there is probably some berkelydb floating around, and the datastores team uses mongo for an internal app. AFIK, they still mostly run on this stack but are moving to k8s, then k8s on cloud. I know nothing about the new legal change, but do know I often had to talk legal down from being overly cautious and paranoid about other technical issues they didn’t understand.