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I am hearing about this tool first time and the git repo examples look impressive. Is this free and open-source in the sense that we can host it on our own inf
by albert_e 4y ago
I am hearing about this tool first time and the git repo examples look impressive.
Is this free and open-source in the sense that we can host it on our own infra with no license fees? Is there any guide or example for deploying this in a AWS environment with typical data sources like S3 data lake (CSV/Parquet/Delta) and Redshift?
- loa_observer 4y agoRATH is now under AGPL license, we are considering move to a less limited license like apache if there are more open-source users and developer in its community. The related docs will be published soon, we are working on connecting RATH to more infra now, you can join the discord to the latest discussions. https://discord.com/invite/Z4ngFWXz2U https://discord.com/invite/Z4ngFWXz2U
- dec0dedab0de 4y agoI think AGPL is probably your best bet if there is a chance a competitor will extend your code and release it as a SAAS. But also, the git repo has LICENSE with the AGPL, as well as LICENSE2 which just has some names followed by all rights reserved. It's a bit confusing, if there is dual licensing or some of the files are licensed differently maybe you should explain that in the LICENSE file, even if it means referencing a separate AGPL file. In any case it looks pretty neat, I think I'll give it a try.