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> An Apache 2.0 licensed server version will always remain available and supported. As someone who uses NATS, this seems fine to me I think. It seems weird to
by Zambyte 2y ago
> An Apache 2.0 licensed server version will always remain available and supported.
As someone who uses NATS, this seems fine to me I think. It seems weird to me that they think they have to leave the CNCF to create BSL extensions though. Does anyone have any insight into that?
- whaleofatw2022 2y agoMy concern is the vague almost weasel words. For all we know (based on that statement) once Synadia gets whatever cleared/cleaned from other contribs, the apache codebase could be 'locked' at that state and won't get updates for 2+ years. Although, honestly with its current feature set, as long as it gets security updates in the meanwhile and people can contribute bugfixes in a meaningful way, that -could- work. Buuuut I'm worried that wouldn't be the case because of divergence once the bsl time kicks in...