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I'm still a bit out of the loop here. How exactly does the Redis license change affect me anyway, as an end user who just runs Redis binaries and does not use o
by bakugo 2y ago
I'm still a bit out of the loop here. How exactly does the Redis license change affect me anyway, as an end user who just runs Redis binaries and does not use or sell any managed redis service?
- simonw 2y agoIt greatly reduces the number of people outside of the backing company who are willing to spend their time working on improvements to Redis. Over time that means the dependency you are using has less improvements than if you lived in a parallel universe where it was still open source.
- TheChaplain 2y agoNot much really, imho Redis is pretty much "done" for what most people use it for. Looking at the commit graphs in the last 24 months the number of commits have not changed drastically either, so you'll be fine. It might be an issue later when you decide to monetize and go big, but then perhaps a cloud providers solution may be a better option.