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Yes, I was thinking about an iframe, but I don't think the technological details matter, do they? As long as grafana is a core part of your product, then your w
by lovasoa 5y ago
Yes, I was thinking about an iframe, but I don't think the technological details matter, do they? As long as grafana is a core part of your product, then your whole product has to be AGPL, according to the license...
- lmm 5y agoIf your product is integrated closely enough with grafana to constitute a derivative work under copyright law, yes. That's a complicated and murky area of law, but it's unlikely that just iframing in an otherwise separate webapp as a metrics page would be enough to trigger it. (Whereas if you integrate e.g. editing metrics and calling grafana's API to add them to a dashboard, at that point it seems far more likely your system would be considered a derivative of grafana - but at that point you really are implementing a grafana editor product (or at least a product that includes a grafana editor) rather than just using grafana to monitor a separate product).