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My take on Redis, Valkey, and Percona's Ongoing Support of Open Source percona.com/blog/redis-val… #redis #valkey #percona #opensource

Peter Zaitsev Peter Zaitsev writes about the early days of Redis, the Valkey project, and Percona's ongoing commitment to supporting #OpenSource . hubs.ly/Q02vwmbT0 #Valkey #Percona

Borrowing ideas from other open source projects isn't stealing, it's literally what you're supposed to do.

Thank you to everyone who brought this article to our attention. We agree that customers should not have to pay for unauthorized requests that they did not initiate. We’ll have more to share on exactly how we’ll help prevent these charges shortly.

#AWS #S3

How an empty S3

In this context, my thoughts on evolvable architectures: Monoliths are not Dinosaurs allthingsdistributed.com/2023/05/monoli…

Competition is a risk for every business that is successful. The more successful you are, the more (and better) competition you will have (because the market is proven.) For any business using open source, you have to have an expansive view of the value of competition.

Thanks to the Open Source Lab at Oregon State Open Source Lab @[email protected] for supporting Reproducible Builds' efforts at securing open source software supply chains! osuosl.org #sponsorsunday

Big bountysource energy.

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“So, the next time someone tells you that a hyper-cloud company is just an open source leech, do yourself a favor and check into it.”
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Aaron Meurer Chris Holdgraf 🐘 @[email protected] The number one cited reason when those who contribute to upstream open source development projects end their participation is “no longer paid to do the work.”

Someone tell those who think that royalty free terms to “use” LLaMA are available to all without discrimination that they are not (hence, it is misleading at best to call LLaMA “open source”).

New blog post, looking at the great new paper from the Amazon MemoryDB folks: brooker.co.za/blog/2024/04/2… Much of the discussion on distributed systems is about scalability, but this paper shows how availability, durability, cost, and performance are equally important.

With Redis moving to BUSL argoproj is going to have to evaluate options including replacing Redis with Valkey or KeyDB, if you have any insights, they would be greatly appreciated! github.com/argoproj/argo-…