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Red Hat drops MongoDB over concerns related to its Server Side Public License (SSPL)

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    Kent Sharkey
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    Packt Hub[^]:

    It was last year in October when MongoDB announced that it’s switching to Server Side Public License (SSPL). Now, the news of Red Hat removing MongoDB from its Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Fedora over its SSPL license has been gaining attention.

    Step 1: Change your license to stop people using your product Step 2:??? Step 3: Profit!

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      Packt Hub[^]:

      It was last year in October when MongoDB announced that it’s switching to Server Side Public License (SSPL). Now, the news of Red Hat removing MongoDB from its Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Fedora over its SSPL license has been gaining attention.

      Step 1: Change your license to stop people using your product Step 2:??? Step 3: Profit!

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      Words of wisdom for the MongoDB guys: Don't let the b@st@rds grind you down! Oh, and "act like grown-ups" seems pretty relevant, too.

      I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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