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But your customers are, of course, somehow different? What point are you even trying to make? Commerical open source is fine. It's nobody else's fault if you r
by xyzzy_plugh 22d ago
But your customers are, of course, somehow different? What point are you even trying to make?
Commerical open source is fine. It's nobody else's fault if you raised too much to make it work sustainably.
- samlambert 22d agoMy customers aren't pretending it's a bad thing that Neki isn't open source.
- xyzzy_plugh 22d agoYou've simply chosen not to listen, considering that they've voiced those concerns to me.
- cschmatzler 22d agoA year ago in the initial announcement post you explicitly mentioned open sourcing it. > When we are ready we will release Neki as an open source project suitable for running the most demanding Postgres workloads. Has this changed?
- 190n 21d agoThey removed that line from the blog post: https://web.archive.org/web/20260516145550/https://planetscale.com/blog/announcing-neki https://web.archive.org/web/20260516145550/https://planetsca... https://web.archive.org/web/20260910204345/https://planetscale.com/blog/announcing-neki https://web.archive.org/web/20260910204345/https://planetsca...
- dkgs 22d agoAcknowledging the benifits of keeping a commercial product closed source is one thing, claiming open source has no value is another thing. Sad to see this coming from a company that was itself built on the foundation of an open-source project like Vitess.
- samlambert 22d agowho said open source has no value? I worked at GitHub for 6 years i clearly love open source. We maintain Vitess using our company funds. Why are you going after a small company for defending itself against companies like Amazon but not criticizing the reason we have to do this. I would love to open source Neki and I have not said we won't.
- xyzzy_plugh 22d agoSee? You're proving my point. All you do is play games. Are you even capable of engaging without confrontation?