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ScyllaDB no longer open source

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Re: ScyllaDB no longer open source

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> ScyllaDB OSS AGPL 6.2 will stand as the final OSS AGPL release... A free tier of the full-featured ScyllaDB Enterprise will be available.

I wonder if this means YDB (from the devs of Clickhouse) will get some traction (https://ydb.tech/) or if there are other massive scale scylladb-types of DB's out there.

Re: ScyllaDB no longer open source

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Discussion (64 points, 6 days ago, 27 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42457680

I'm surprised it didn't get more upvotes, but probably because most people missed it at this time of year. (I did the first time too)

I found it kinda surprising (it's kinda tough when a primary DB choice is no longer open source!), although not that surprising given the fact that this keeps happening to VC-backed DB startups.

Re: ScyllaDB no longer open source

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post #2

> ScyllaDB OSS AGPL 6.2 will stand as the final OSS AGPL release... A free tier of the full-featured ScyllaDB Enterprise will be available. I wonder if this means YDB (from the devs of Clickhouse) will get some traction ( https://ydb.tech/ ) or if there are other massive scale scylladb-types of DB's out there.

Is ydb same as yugabyte?

Re: ScyllaDB no longer open source

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post #2

> ScyllaDB OSS AGPL 6.2 will stand as the final OSS AGPL release... A free tier of the full-featured ScyllaDB Enterprise will be available. I wonder if this means YDB (from the devs of Clickhouse) will get some traction ( https://ydb.tech/ ) or if there are other massive scale scylladb-types of DB's out there.

Is ydb same as yugabyte?

It seems like it stands for Yandex DB?

Re: ScyllaDB no longer open source

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It saved us continuing our evaluation of it when our sales contact told us. Our company has a strict nope on basic infra licenses; closed is not an option. We need to be able to switch (and test everything all the time on the open version if we use binaries). We have been building software for over 35 years now and we have been bitten too many times.
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