Which is to say that MariaDB Corp (which is not the MariaDB Foundation, which handles development of the database), is attempting to monetize a new version of one of its products (but again, not the core database software, just a routing/load-balancing proxy), by making initial releases only available under a commercial license.
The title seems a little sensationalist, since "MariaDB goes proprietary" seems to imply that the actual database software is going to cost money, which it is most certainly not.
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[ 2.3 ms ] story [ 19.6 ms ] threadMAXSCALE 2.0, by MariaDB did. Stop spreading bullshit.
The title seems a little sensationalist, since "MariaDB goes proprietary" seems to imply that the actual database software is going to cost money, which it is most certainly not.