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Where does it say DocumentDB is Open Source? The lack of any mention is usually a good indicator that it's not.
by mythz 12y ago
Where does it say DocumentDB is Open Source? The lack of any mention is usually a good indicator that it's not.
- dkuntz2 12y agoThat comment was about Microsoft's documentation...
- mythz 12y agoThis topic and the parents linked article is about MS's new DocumentDB as some example of how "remarkable" > Microsoft's approach to open source has become... when they're only using GitHub as a free-hosting CMS provider for docs. I can't see how releasing a proprietary "DocumentDB" on a Microsoft-only Azure cloud is a glowing endorsement or valued contribution to OSS. Despite what their marketing messaging says about how "Open and approachable" it is: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/documentdb/archive/2014/08/22/introducing-azure-documentdb-microsoft-s-fully-managed-nosql-document-database-service.aspx http://blogs.msdn.com/b/documentdb/archive/2014/08/22/introd...
- ceejayoz 12y agoNowhere does it say DocumentDB is open source. The Microsoft of the 1990s wouldn't be using Github.
- datashaman 12y agoA comment from someone on the team further up the page mentions that ElasticSearch is 'leveraged' inside the service, so I'd say there should be some mention of the Apache 2 license to represent the use of ElasticSearch. https://github.com/elasticsearch/elasticsearch https://github.com/elasticsearch/elasticsearch