Sorry that this is little off topic, but: MongoDB is released under the AGPL. As a MongoDB user, I have been fine with this because I always use mongodb as-is as a service, and will probably never want to modify it. Question though: why is it a big deal that MySQL be available with commercial licenses as long as it is used as a service, and there are non-GPL client libraries available? I asked this question before, but did not receive very many replies. The bruhaha over the Oracle Sun acquisition made me think more about this.
Sorry that this is little off topic, but: MongoDB is released under the AGPL. As a MongoDB user, I have been fine with this because I always use mongodb as-is as a service, and will probably never want to modify it. Question though: why is it a big deal that MySQL be available with commercial licenses as long as it is used as a service, and there are non-GPL client libraries available? I asked this question before, but did not receive very many replies. The bruhaha over the Oracle Sun acquisition made me think more about this.