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This is fantastic, and should bring some relief to those who want to self-host Citus outside of Azure. I wonder if TimescaleDB's recent license changes had anyt
by whitepoplar 4y ago
This is fantastic, and should bring some relief to those who want to self-host Citus outside of Azure. I wonder if TimescaleDB's recent license changes had anything to do with this.
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- mfreed 4y agoI'm not sure what "recent license changes" you are referring to? The Timescale License was introduced in late 2018, although we never _relicensed_ any of our Apache 2 code, we only created a space for _new_ capabilities to be developed under these terms. There were a few changes to the license in Sept 2020, but those only liberalized a few clauses (including from feedback we received from the Hacker News community, including the "right to repair" and "right to improve"). At the time, we also moved any remaining "enterprise" features from an Enterprise/Paid license into the TSL/Community/Free license. https://www.timescale.com/blog/building-open-source-business-in-cloud-era-v2/ https://www.timescale.com/blog/building-open-source-business... We haven't changed anything since, nor have we ever moved any Apache-2 code into the TSL. (Timescale cofounder)
- whitepoplar 4y agoTime really flies by! I was referring to you guys moving all enterprise features into the TSL/Community license.