Is Signoz really open-source or not? #4231
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The licenses are really confusing: Is it fully open-source? |
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SigNoz is fully open-source. However, |
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Just confirming: If we self-host Signoz, then we have to follow these same steps -> https://signoz.io/docs/install/kubernetes/aws/ for setting up the community edition. We would automatically be enforced limits and limited features based on feature list here - https://signoz.io/pricing/. Is this correct? Also, say if we were to create more than 10 alerts, we would be hard-limited and not allowed to create? |
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@pranay01 is my above understanding correct? |
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The restriction on alerts is only for alerts created on top of logs & traces. You can create as many alerts based on metrics as you want |
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An update on this! With the demand from the community we removed any restrictions on number of dashboards and alert panels in community edition from v0.47.0 🎉 |
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thank you @pranay01. This is much appreciated. The next highest request to enable in community edition is actually SSO (at-least authentication) - #1188 |
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SigNoz is fully open-source. However,
eefolder is under SigNoz Enterprise license, while the rest of the code is under MIT Expat license.