What we care deeply about today is simplifying and democrastising webhooks with Convoy. Under the MPL 2.0 License as I understand it, any modifications to Convoy must be made open-source as well which helps us reach our initial goal.
On building a viable business, we currently run a managed infrastructure, where users pay for our infrastructure and other collaborative features (team membership, rbac etc) to make it easier to work with the core.
Nevertheless, we are open to transitioning to a stricter license in the future that restricts other cloud platforms from competing with us with our software.
IIRC MPL doesn't require all modifications to be open source, just the ones that modify existing files in the project. So I could add functions in a proprietary file, then add some small open source parts that call those proprietary functions.
What we care deeply about today is simplifying and democrastising webhooks with Convoy. Under the MPL 2.0 License as I understand it, any modifications to Convoy must be made open-source as well which helps us reach our initial goal.
On building a viable business, we currently run a managed infrastructure, where users pay for our infrastructure and other collaborative features (team membership, rbac etc) to make it easier to work with the core.
Nevertheless, we are open to transitioning to a stricter license in the future that restricts other cloud platforms from competing with us with our software.