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What would be the future plan here? Any hosted commercial offerings? I am asking to understand whether one could use and depend upon it for few years.
by guywithabowtie 4y ago
What would be the future plan here? Any hosted commercial offerings? I am asking to understand whether one could use and depend upon it for few years.
- hugodutka 4y agoA hosted offering is not on our radar right now. Currently we want to monetize by selling seat-based licenses for larger teams.
- ezekg 4y agoI run a software licensing/distribution API (https://keygen.sh https://keygen.sh) that may be able to help you once your self-hosted licensing requirements expand over the next couple years. Reach out if you ever need anything or just want to talk licensing best practices. We're going to be going source-available under ELv2 soon as well. Good to see more companies lately using the Elastic license.
- hugodutka 4y agoThanks, this looks useful. We will consider using keygen in the future.
- capableweb 4y agoIt seems the future plans (short and long-term) are already outlined in the README itself. - Ease of deployment and management are central goals of Hocus, with minimal assumptions made about the underlying OS and hardware. - Hocus should provide a native development experience with performance on par with bare-metal development. - Hocus should be scalable to accommodate large teams, with support for thousands of users and heavyweight repositories. We're not there yet. Roadmap - Add basic single node support - Optimize single node storage usage, performance, and reliability - Add permissioning for teams, admins, and regular users - Add multi-node support - Add support for more IDEs, particularly JetBrains