Everyone that proposes MongoDB, Elasticsearch, or Graylog products directly to its customers is not allowed to do it. You have an API that exposes a route to a

Everyone that proposes MongoDB, Elasticsearch, or Graylog products directly to its customers is not allowed to do it. You have an API that exposes a route to a MongoDB change stream? BEEP! You are not allowed! Is this right? I may have an overly good faith interpretation of the SSPL, but the word 'directly' implies to me that a Redis or MongoDB host/platform would be affected but not, say, a regular webapp that merely uses Redis as a background component. Is a route in a webapp that uses a MongoDB change stream (to use the site's example) behind the scenes 'directly' providing MongoDB? I'd generously say no, but it feels like the sort of thing that lawyers would love to scrap over and I guess is part of why people are worried.