Notice how very few open source their infra? Some of us are trying to build systems designed for more than a single docker container.
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Infrastructure, and usually code powering them is very hard to open source imo. In a way that is useful.
Open source with external users puts an inherent speed limit on how fast you can move and adds maintenance time.
Part of the reason I don’t open source NFDB is commercial, but part of it is also supporting external users and the guarantees needed. It is somewhat complicated to operate without experience, and there can be a lot of breaking changes at times.
Both of these costs are not worth the contributions (most likely none as it is a pretty specific thing).