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Sigh that's annoying. Edit: it's not a paywall. It's the standard BSL with a 4 year Apache revert. I personally have zero issue with this.
by zrail 1y ago
Sigh that's annoying.
Edit: it's not a paywall. It's the standard BSL with a 4 year Apache revert. I personally have zero issue with this.
- casper14 1y agoOh can you comment on what this means? I'm not too familiar with it. Thanks!
- zrail 1y agoBSL is a source-available license that by default forbids production use. After a certain period after the date of any particular release, not to exceed four years, that release automatically converts to an open source license, typically the Apache license. Projects can add additional license grants to the base BSL. EMQX, for example, adds a grant for commercial production use of single-node installations, as well as production use for non-commercial applications.
- bo0tzz 1y agoIt is a paywall, clustering won't work unless you have a license key.
- zrail 1y agoYeah I see that now. Ugh.