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Probably meant "Source available" since neither Elasticsearch code licenses are "Open source" (going by OSI approval).
by Hamcha 4y ago
Probably meant "Source available" since neither Elasticsearch code licenses are "Open source" (going by OSI approval).
- petabite 4y agoWe're not really talking licenses here. The very definition of "open source", according to OSI, is: "Open source software is software with source code that anyone can inspect, modify, and enhance." Elasticsearch meets the above definition. The permissiveness of the modification and enhancement is a different topic.