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These extensions are pre-packed and included in the local yum repo, which can be enabled by configuration. Only core extentensions are installed by default, whi
by Vonng 3y ago
These extensions are pre-packed and included in the local yum repo, which can be enabled by configuration.
Only core extentensions are installed by default, which are: pg_repack, wal2json, postgis33, timescaledb, citus, pgvector.
And the only extension activated (`CREATE EXTENSION`) by default is pg_repack.
The AGPLv3 is infected by the Grafana, MinIO and citus.
https://github.com/Vonng/pigsty/blob/master/docs/PGSQL-EXTENSION.md#install-extension https://github.com/Vonng/pigsty/blob/master/docs/PGSQL-EXTEN...
- justinclift 3y agoPersonally, I like the AGPL. It means that when a place uses / extends the code, it's pretty likely they're intending on contributing back. It's the places that go "Ewwww... AGPLv3!" that you have to wonder about.
- paulryanrogers 3y agoUntil AGPL3 is tested on court I'll keep avoiding it for my day job. While I appreciate the idea, I'd rather not risk my livelihood. My employers do contribute (however modestly) to FOSS, though typically MIT licensed.
- webstrand 3y agoWhat test do you want to see in court? Is it due to concern of the virality of the license infecting software that uses it? Or due to concern that the license doesn't actually protect what it claims to and would be found unenforceable by the court?
- paulryanrogers 3y agoWhether or not AGPL3 software will virally infect an entire service of which it constitutes one part.