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Open core..wouldn't that mean the core product being open source..from what I'm seeing on github only some components are open source. By that example I would a
by taosx 6y ago
Open core..wouldn't that mean the core product being open source..from what I'm seeing on github only some components are open source. By that example I would also call auth0 open core.
Anyways, seems interesting.
- mooreds 6y agoI work for FusionAuth. It's not open core. It's the other way around (open shell?), as you see, @taosx. The docs, client libraries, example apps, and some supporting libs are Apache licensed, but the core is not. We do have a forever free community offering[0], but that's free as in beer, not as in speech. I think it's a great product (that's part of why I joined the company) but don't want any confusion about that. [0]: https://fusionauth.io/pricing https://fusionauth.io/pricing has a list of the options.