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It looks like hyper scalers can still host it as long as they are publishing changes to the source code ? Am I reading the license right ?
by nikita 2y ago
It looks like hyper scalers can still host it as long as they are publishing changes to the source code ? Am I reading the license right ?
- tomhallett 2y agoFor aws to make it available on rds Aurora, would it be safe to assume there would have to be some changes to the extension source to make it compatible with the Aurora engine? If we assume aws doesn’t want todo that, then their licensing provides some protection there.
- philippemnoel 2y agoYeah exactly. In practice, we've inspired ourselves from the likes of Citus and others who have adopted the AGPL-3.0 license as a good compromise and have found success. It's rather comment nowadays for infra startups to use AGPL-3.0. Other noteworthy examples: MinIO, Quickwit, Lago, etc.
- fulmicoton 2y agoYes