Funny Grafana added "as code" after Perses did it, look like small players can impact big players and they can be useful to the ecosystem :)
I do not understand why you say it's a worse licence?
The second link is from like 2022, and I remember having code checked into git for dashboard in 2021 or so.
I do not understand why you say it's a worse licence?
Apache license is inferior to the AGPL that Grafana is using. If the project is any good it's just a matter of time before Amazon or some other big company starts selling a fork of the codebase and draining development resources, as it happened with Redis, ElasticSearch and other companies.
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Which is what Grafana essentially did, and it's going great (as a company and as a suite of products, their stuff is incredibly good).
but also kind of sucks for users since you can't reuse the graph widgets elsewhere... which is why https://perses.dev/ is now a thing
looks like a poorer version grafana, with a worse license?
Also grafana has "observability as code" since release 12: https://grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/whatsnew/whats-new-i...
And it seems there used to be something similar from earlier as well: https://grafana.com/blog/2022/12/06/a-complete-guide-to-mana...
Funny Grafana added "as code" after Perses did it, look like small players can impact big players and they can be useful to the ecosystem :) I do not understand why you say it's a worse licence?
The second link is from like 2022, and I remember having code checked into git for dashboard in 2021 or so.
Apache license is inferior to the AGPL that Grafana is using. If the project is any good it's just a matter of time before Amazon or some other big company starts selling a fork of the codebase and draining development resources, as it happened with Redis, ElasticSearch and other companies.