[–] jeduardo 5y ago ↗ Curious about how DigitalOcean will deal with clause 13 of the SSPL[0].[0] https://www.mongodb.com/licensing/server-side-public-license [–] jkarneges 5y ago ↗ Easy, by actually working with the vendor:"Stay up to date with the latest MongoDB releases via DigitalOcean’s partnership with MongoDB Inc." [–] jeduardo 5y ago ↗ Ah yes, I went through the announcement and missed this sentence, thanks for pointing it.Makes sense as well, since "commercial licenses are also available from MongoDB, Inc." (https://www.mongodb.com/community/licensing)Not a bad thing for MongoDB. I think Atlas was the only managed service after they bought mLab, it's good to have options. It also illustrates a point that working with them to have a managed version can actually happen.
[–] jkarneges 5y ago ↗ Easy, by actually working with the vendor:"Stay up to date with the latest MongoDB releases via DigitalOcean’s partnership with MongoDB Inc." [–] jeduardo 5y ago ↗ Ah yes, I went through the announcement and missed this sentence, thanks for pointing it.Makes sense as well, since "commercial licenses are also available from MongoDB, Inc." (https://www.mongodb.com/community/licensing)Not a bad thing for MongoDB. I think Atlas was the only managed service after they bought mLab, it's good to have options. It also illustrates a point that working with them to have a managed version can actually happen.
[–] jeduardo 5y ago ↗ Ah yes, I went through the announcement and missed this sentence, thanks for pointing it.Makes sense as well, since "commercial licenses are also available from MongoDB, Inc." (https://www.mongodb.com/community/licensing)Not a bad thing for MongoDB. I think Atlas was the only managed service after they bought mLab, it's good to have options. It also illustrates a point that working with them to have a managed version can actually happen.
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"Stay up to date with the latest MongoDB releases via DigitalOcean’s partnership with MongoDB Inc."
Makes sense as well, since "commercial licenses are also available from MongoDB, Inc." (https://www.mongodb.com/community/licensing)
Not a bad thing for MongoDB. I think Atlas was the only managed service after they bought mLab, it's good to have options. It also illustrates a point that working with them to have a managed version can actually happen.