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But now you're open to [Redis] taking you to court saying that your service that uses [Redis] is too similar to “just [Redis]” for you to offer it to anyone els
by ncruces 3y ago
But now you're open to [Redis] taking you to court saying that your service that uses [Redis] is too similar to “just [Redis]” for you to offer it to anyone else.
Field of use restrictions are a terrible idea, and totally incompatible with “open sourceness”.
- mirekrusin 3y agoIf you run cloud providing business that directly competes with Redis Labs with your "Redis on steroids as a service" then you need to enter into licensing agreement with them to share your profit margin, no drama here, don't be a leech and that's where it ends. If you're running commercial project where you USE redis, not PROVIDE it, you're fine.