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Or you can implement the MongoDB API like AWS did with DocumentDB. SSPL license is more intended to stop the less sophisticated hosting providers.

• VWWHFSfQ 5y ago
  Isn't that just MongoDB frozen in time before it was re-licensed under SSPL? Or is it actually a completely new query/storage engine that is MongoDB client-compatible? In any case, I don't really like any of Amazon's homemade databases after the disaster that SimpleDB turned out to be.
  • plorkyeran 5y ago
    DocumentDB an entirely separate implementation built on Amazon's internal tech which just speaks the MongoDB wire protocol. If they use any pre-SSPL MongoDB code it's just incidental bits and pieces.
    • spmurrayzzz 5y ago
      Side note: From my experiences with documentdb, during the fires I had to put out trying to migrate a large mongodb workload to it, it looks like its Postgres or Aurora-Postgres under the hood (based solely on duck-typing around features, identifier constraints, storage limitations, billing, etc)