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> Because fragmentation is apparently good? I think it's more "they are no longer piggybacking off our work for free". I also think what they actually wanted
by badlucklottery 1y ago
> Because fragmentation is apparently good?
I think it's more "they are no longer piggybacking off our work for free".
I also think what they actually wanted was that plus "...and they paid us".
- tedivm 1y agoThe reason the ValKey fork happened so fast is that AWS was already sponsoring developers for the open source redis project.
- SweetLlamaMyth 1y agoAnd not merely "some developers", but a member of the Redis Core Team: https://redis.io/blog/redis-core-team-update/ https://redis.io/blog/redis-core-team-update/
- lolinder 1y agoYeah, the whole "they give nothing back" line might be the worst part of the PR around these changes. It's obvious to anyone familiar with the ecosystem that it's not true, which damages the credibility of Redis's argument in the eyes of the people who matter most.