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YugabyteDB is and will always be Apache2. It is PostgreSQL compatible (the query layer is a fork of PostgreSQL) so the migration from CockroachDB, which impleme
by franckpachot 2y ago
YugabyteDB is and will always be Apache2. It is PostgreSQL compatible (the query layer is a fork of PostgreSQL) so the migration from CockroachDB, which implements a subset of PostgreSQL features, is easy.