It almost feels like you'd want to do the opposite, given keycloak is a traditional community open source project while zitadel is a startup=project of the type that has been closing up their licensing en masse in the last few years.
Let me assure you the core product will stay open with a permissive open source license.
That said, there will be components that will be closed source who mainly bring value in the area of identity based threat analytics since even we need a way of monetisation.
Happy to share more thoughts on this if you like to discuss this.
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It almost feels like you'd want to do the opposite, given keycloak is a traditional community open source project while zitadel is a startup=project of the type that has been closing up their licensing en masse in the last few years.
Let me assure you the core product will stay open with a permissive open source license.
That said, there will be components that will be closed source who mainly bring value in the area of identity based threat analytics since even we need a way of monetisation.
Happy to share more thoughts on this if you like to discuss this.