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   Show HN: Adviser – User-friendly CLI tool for running jobs in the cloud(github.com)

   4 points by reducks 11mo ago|2 comments
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   by reducks 4y ago

   Absolutely, we picked the path-of-least-resistance license for the initial release in order to get the code into the open, but we'll continuously evaluate and see whether switching to a license like BSL makes sense. It's been awe
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   by reducks 4y ago

   IANAL but the license (CCL) is quite permissive except for the one use case of building a competing SaaS offering to Confluent [1]; the same type of license most cloud providers are using these days. But source available is definitely a va
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   by reducks 4y ago

   Thanks! We've been shipping the CLI since early 2019 but had a few blockers along the way (alluded to in the blog post). We built the CLI on top of a lot of internal dependencies that were never going to be open-sourced, so we had to
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   The product I worked on for the last 4 years is now open-source(confluent.io)

   116 points by reducks 4y ago|103 comments
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   by reducks 4y ago

   I've worked on building Confluent's CLI for the last 4 years, and after a year of technical work, security reviews, and sign-off meetings, I'm excited to share that the whole project (including all dependencies) is now open-s
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   Designing and Architecting the Confluent CLI(confluent.io)

   1 points by reducks 5y ago|0 comments