Sure, docker-compose is great, but could we get similar functionality using just the tools that are built into CoreOS? Can we get automatic updates, too? Yes we can! 📦
It’s just morally rough that they basically said they don’t get anything of benefit from contributing to open source despite really owing their start to it
You mean showing a commitment to open-source and keeping all of their software open-source (when most other “open-source” companies in similar situations switched to non-Free licenses, like Elasticsearch for example)?
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I don’t trust anything related to red hat
Genuine question here: why?
It’s just morally rough that they basically said they don’t get anything of benefit from contributing to open source despite really owing their start to it
Thanks for the honest answer.
Have you seen how they have behaved recentl?
I don’t have a horse in this race, but this is a really unhelpful non-answer.
You mean showing a commitment to open-source and keeping all of their software open-source (when most other “open-source” companies in similar situations switched to non-Free licenses, like Elasticsearch for example)?