They can't "copy anything".
They can only copy what they're explicitly legally allowed to.
Elastic explicitly allowed AWS to copy and use their source code, then whined about it.
They can only copy what they're explicitly legally allowed to.
Elastic explicitly allowed AWS to copy and use their source code, then whined about it.
As in, they can build an alternative to an open source project, offer it for free (i.e. at a loss) for years until they capture the market, and then start enshittifying. This is an antitrust problem.
> Elastic explicitly allowed AWS to copy and use their source code, then whined about it.
Yeah at the very least they should have started with a copyleft licence.