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Could be, but only if companies that are behind OS products will survive by themselves. We hear crack sounds here and there already. Yet, "the rise of hosted c
by c-smile 7y ago
Could be, but only if companies that are behind OS products will survive by themselves. We hear crack sounds here and there already.
Yet, "the rise of hosted cloud services like AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure" is just "anti-pattern" for the subject of the article. Commercial companies that exploit (fuzzy term here but still) OS software.
- jamesblonde 7y agoI think the next wave of OSS products will be AGPL-v3 licensed. It's the "cloud condom" model - it protects you from the cloud vendors. They have internal bans on using it, as it forces them to open up their internal software architecture. But AGPL-v3 is still a valid open-source, despite what the shrills at AWS will tell you (they just want to operationalize open source projects, not lead them).
- pabs3 7y agoAGPL-v3 isn't going to protect you from cloud vendors, they will just release the source and beat you with their marketing budget. Or they will just re-implement your APIs/interfaces from scratch and still win.