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I don't think that is the case as you are not providing MongoDB as a service but an application that uses it as a database, that said it is under the EUPL licen
by erk__ 5y ago
I don't think that is the case as you are not providing MongoDB as a service but an application that uses it as a database, that said it is under the EUPL license so you will have to share any modifications you make.
- chrisandchris 5y agoYes, sure. The question would be if/when do you habe to make modifications? Given the statement > You should consider using WildDuck when you have a large number of email accounts (1000+) with large quotas as WildDuck is designed to scale horizontally. Do you want to use a service that, if you grow and if you would make adjustments to the source, you are required to provide the source to the public?
- erk__ 5y agoThat is whole idea behind EUPL or AGPL the new license for MongoDB does not change much in this case. Though you are right that if you are trying to generate a profit with the service you might want to use something else, but it should be fine if it was for something like a company wide mail server.