Areading314 3 minutes ago | unvote [–] This is an alarmist headline. The SSPL license to which they are switching only requires your code to be open sourced if

Areading314 3 minutes ago | unvote [–] This is an alarmist headline. The SSPL license to which they are switching only requires your code to be open sourced if you are providing Elasticsearch itself as a service. This change is directed at cloud providers who take open source software and then provide them as a service for payment without contributing to the project. If you are using Elasticsearch on your backend to build search-enabled products or websites, then this does not apply to you. So basically AWS needs to start coughing up money