You've started a really interesting discussion, after reading the thread I am no longer surprised why companies are simply banning AGPL-ed software en block. D

You've started a really interesting discussion, after reading the thread I am no longer surprised why companies are simply banning AGPL-ed software en block. Dealing with such issues, the risk of being abused by some AGPL-enforcement troll who would try to sue a company because it uses some software that uses some other software that happened to use a driver that talks to API which is served by AGPL-ed application... Just wow. The sad outcome of this is that decision makers would say: ehh, better use AWS or some commercial software as open source sucks.