F5 is not to blame, they didn't change anything for the worse. The Plus-license is the problem where essential things like monitoring are behind a paywall. Back

F5 is not to blame, they didn't change anything for the worse. The Plus-license is the problem where essential things like monitoring are behind a paywall. Back then this wasn't so important because you basically only had Apache and nginx. I think I read two weeks ago what F5 was going to focus more on improving the open source version. Probably because the competition is getting harder and they're noticing it in a market share decline, but whichever the reason is, this was good to hear. Also it was good to see it no longer being part of a Russian company, even though the devs and owners are good people. You never know how a government can enforce some problematic behavior, specially one which is known for liking to throw people out of high rise windows.