That's the problem with the Open Source, Amazon takes all the things that RHEL has developed throughout the years and then, rebrand everything and launches a competing solution 😐 I think the open source licenses such as GNU and MIT have to become more aggressive on this matter.
LOL, It is called forking and that is intended. MIT is not a FOSS license to begin with and even facilitates the use in closed source apps. As long as they abide by the rulez of the licensing it is fair and square.
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this does seem odd that amazon linux isnt rolling.
it's odd that amazon-linux-extras was not included ..
It does not support lot of open source applications . (Example _ MYSQL )
Doesn’t surprise me when they have managed MySQL = RDS Aurora
yea have to install maria
slightly off topic but surely the way to deploy is via containers?
I prefer lambda ☺️
That's the problem with the Open Source, Amazon takes all the things that RHEL has developed throughout the years and then, rebrand everything and launches a competing solution 😐 I think the open source licenses such as GNU and MIT have to become more aggressive on this matter.
I don’t think it’s a RHEL rebuild, do you?
LOL, It is called forking and that is intended. MIT is not a FOSS license to begin with and even facilitates the use in closed source apps. As long as they abide by the rulez of the licensing it is fair and square.
@@kaihendry nah I think she is right. Amazon is shitty company with history of shitty practices towards opensource.
@@worldhello1234 Of course MIT is a FOSS license, it guarantees all 4 freedoms. Perhaps you mean that it's not a *copyleft* license?
Amazon Linux 2 just worked out of the box. That 2023 version is horrible. I couldn't get AWS CLI to work no matter what
really? cause i'm able to login into my server and use the cli easily