Most critical to me seems to be the integration relicensing/de-open-sourcing (and the article seems generally to feel the same),
> Started relicensing some of the most critical integrations and connectors as proprietary2 under a completely different license
But left unsaid is which integrations got relicensed. I'm very curious to know!
Ok, from the Redpanda announcement, seems to be Splunk & Snowflake connectors that they have moved to enterprise plan features. I'm not sure this is exhaustive but I tend to think it is. Source: https://redpanda.com/blog/redpanda-connect
It does make me wonder & think, perhaps there's too monolithic an architecture if moving two connectors out of core & having bentho-snowflake and bentho-splunk forked off is too hard. Does the entire project really need a fork?
> Started relicensing some of the most critical integrations and connectors as proprietary2 under a completely different license
But left unsaid is which integrations got relicensed. I'm very curious to know!
Ok, from the Redpanda announcement, seems to be Splunk & Snowflake connectors that they have moved to enterprise plan features. I'm not sure this is exhaustive but I tend to think it is. Source: https://redpanda.com/blog/redpanda-connect
It does make me wonder & think, perhaps there's too monolithic an architecture if moving two connectors out of core & having bentho-snowflake and bentho-splunk forked off is too hard. Does the entire project really need a fork?