I mean, good for them (seriously), but it’s truly hard to believe that the sometimes-janky ruby-amounts-of-slow VM launcher that I did awful things to in order to hack it into submission for things like custom DNS resolution and automatic VPN connections to the host, 10+ years ago—Vagrant—has hard-work-bloomed into a company that IBM acquired for 6.4 billion-with-a-b dollars.
(Glad we’re not using their stuff right now, but truly happy for the #HashiCorp founders.)
"(...) The #OpenTofu team vehemently disagrees with any suggestion that it misappropriated, mis-sourced, or otherwise misused #HashiCorp’s #BSL code. All such statements have zero basis in facts. (...)"
#Hashicorp sending their lawyers on #OpenTofu feels like the last chapter of what was once a great open source company. Oh well, the claims look baseless, and like pretty much any move Hahicorp made this past year, this will only hurt themselves.
Huh wow, TIL #redis never had a contributor license agreement.
Does that make this the first high-profile case of a previously-FOSS project relicensing while having a bunch of contributions made by people who didn't consent to the license change? ..How is that going to go down #opensource
@marcus_grant Yes, clarifying mutual expectations is good. If a contract on top of the license helps, so be it.
I'm not convinced it's primarily a legal issue: to this day, if you're a self-hosted user of #HashiCorp#FreeSoftware, you have no way to throw money at HashiCorp even if you want to.
J’ai enfin trouvé ce qui coinçait avec les dernières versions de #Envkey : il faut MySQL 8, MariaDB n’est pas compatible.
Envkey est un service web permettant de partager des secrets de façon sécurisée.
Intérêt : vous intégrez le module envkey de votre langage dans votre projet, un fichier .envkey pour dire quels secrets récupérer et vous n’avez plus besoin qu’une variable d’environnement ENVKEY (ça, on commite pas) pour avoir accès à vos secrets depuis votre code
#Envkey est un peu perturbant au début car il n’y a pas d’interface web. Il y a des clients desktop ou CLI et un serveur d’API.
Je pense qu’il peut être bien pratique !
NB : je l’ai trouvé en cherchant un remplaçant au #Vault d’#Hashicorp quand ils ont changé la licence. Non pas que je l’utilisais avant, mais ça fait partie de mon taf de faire de la veille technologique.