Grafana Labs becomes the latest open source firm to change its licensing

John Leonard
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Grafana, Loki and Tempo move to AGPLv3 - but for once AWS is not to blame

Grafana Labs, the company set up to commercialise the Grafana analytics and visualization project has become the latest open source firm to adopt more restrictive licensing for its core products. ...

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