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> This change in source code licensing has no impact on the overwhelming majority of our user community How come? If you switch open source to proprietary soft
by ahachete 6y ago
> This change in source code licensing has no impact on the overwhelming majority of our user community
How come? If you switch open source to proprietary software (as much source-available as it may be), there's a significant impact: a % of users won't use proprietary software; those who may will not find this software packaged on package managers; derivatives and companion projects may stop being developed. Where's the "no impact"?
- confiq 6y agoI assume if you run ES in your own datacenter or you use SaaS, you will be fine! I guess they target AWS but not AWS users...
- ahachete 6y agoIf you'd install ES via deb or rpm or whatever packages from your Distro, this will affect you, as they will be sooner than later removed. If there's a policy for open source-only usage, you will definitely be affected. If there will be a diminished number of contributors (which won't like to contribute if it is not open source) and ecosystem (that will stop developing/growing being a proprietary project), you will be affected too. And you're not AWS in either them.
- confiq 6y agoI'm not sure that if I use ES in my datacenter I would be effected as long as it's internal tool for analysing data. I'm not lawyer but this is what I understand from their statement.