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It's pretty similar to the Hudson/Jenkins situation (also something acquired by Oracle). Kind of sad when the original author has to fork his own project to kee
by fhd2 13y ago
It's pretty similar to the Hudson/Jenkins situation (also something acquired by Oracle). Kind of sad when the original author has to fork his own project to keep evolving it, but I'm glad they're apparently able to take a considerable amount of users with them.
We also switched to MariaDB in production a while ago. Was absolutely seamless.
- dredmorbius 13y agoKind of sad when the original author has to fork his own project But pretty awesome that Free Software gives him (or her) the right to do so. It used to be you abandoned your code when acquired.
- oblio 13y agoFor Jenkins - they took almost all the users. I doubt we'll hear much about Hudson in 5 years time, unless something major happens. I think only Oracle, Sonatype and a handful of other companies are using Hudson these days. All the companies I know have migrated to Jenkins.