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anshuman
anshuman
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September 25, 2019
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CDP On-premise ?

https://www.cloudera.com/products/pricing.html

 

Where is cloudera's promise and committment to open-source ?

How are we supposed to use the CDP stack on an on-premise solution ?

When is the release which supports on-premise deployments going to be available ?

SushantRao
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October 2, 2019

Hi,

Cloudera Data Platform (CDP) - Data Center for on-premises deployments is targeted to be generally available in the Nov 2019 timeframe. Cloudera's commitment to open source can be referenced in the posted blog - Cloudera's commitment to open source

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SushantRao
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October 2, 2019

Hi,

Cloudera Data Platform (CDP) - Data Center for on-premises deployments is targeted to be generally available in the Nov 2019 timeframe. Cloudera's commitment to open source can be referenced in the posted blog - Cloudera's commitment to open source

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    anshumanAuthor
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    December 3, 2019

     @SushantRao 

    Is it available now ?
    What is the new time-line ?
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    anshumanAuthor
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    December 3, 2019

    @SushantRao 

    Can this be explained in plain english ?

    I am a bit confused with the legal terms here. https://www.cloudera.com/products/faq.html

    The document states both that a subscription will be required for access to cloudera-hosted components and that the source code will be open-source.

    It states that the open-source license will come into effect around February 2020.

     

    For the set of companies or developers who don't need maintenance, support , training and consultancy i.e they do not need subscription but want to deploy the software to production where will the open-source code be hosted ? on apache ?

    So does it imply that the open-source binaries will NOT be cloudera-hosted and we have to wait till February 2020 ?

    Or are you suggesting that a subscription is needed to access the "open-source" code from which the binaries would then need to be built ?

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