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That is not an accurate interpretation of the SSPL. You can build any software you want on top of it... the key is you can't deliver it itself as a public cloud
by redwood 3y ago
That is not an accurate interpretation of the SSPL. You can build any software you want on top of it... the key is you can't deliver it itself as a public cloud service, that's all
- from-nibly 3y agoThat's what they were saying. They are saying that aws not being able to offer a hosted version is the bad thing they don't like.