All the core components of pgEdge Distributed Postgres, along with any other pgEdge repositories that previously used the pgEdge Community License have now been re-licenced under the permissive PostgreSQL License, as approved by the Open Source Initiative!

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pgEdge has relicensed all core components of their Distributed Postgres platform from a proprietary pgEdge Community License to the permissive PostgreSQL License. This includes their replication engine Spock and extensions like Snowflake and Lolor. The change makes pgEdge's distributed PostgreSQL technology fully open source, allowing unrestricted use and modification of the source code.

pgEdge goes Open Source