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That would be permitted, as long as the service isn't just a "TimescaleDB-as-a-service." [0] For example, if the service allowed users to only make DML changes
by akulkarni 6y ago
That would be permitted, as long as the service isn't just a "TimescaleDB-as-a-service." [0]
For example, if the service allowed users to only make DML changes (access / modify data) then it is ok, but DDL changes (creating / modifying database schemas) is not permitted.
In fact, we already have 100s of SaaS companies using TimescaleDB as part of their offering.
[0] https://www.timescale.com/legal/licenses https://www.timescale.com/legal/licenses
- PaulWaldman 6y agoThanks akulkarni, this is great!
- teraflop 6y agoMore specifically, the text of the license says you can't offer any service that is "primarily a database storage or operations product", even one that doesn't allow schema modifications. If that wasn't what you intended to prohibit, you should probably fix the wording of section 3.21(i).