Databases: New phpMyAdmin Released and CockroachDB Becomes Proprietary Software
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phpMyAdmin 4.9.0 is Released, which Fixes many Bugs and two Security Vulnerabilities
phpMyAdmin 4.9.0 is released, which fixes 14 bugs and addressed two important security vulnerabilities.
phpMyAdmin is a free opensource software which helps user to manage/administrate of MySQL database in Web which was writen in PHP.
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CockroachDB relicensed
The CockroachDB database management system has been relicensed; the new license is non-free.
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Why We’re Relicensing CockroachDB
CockroachDB was conceived of as open source software. In the years since it first appeared on GitHub, we’ve tread a relatively typical path in balancing open source with creating a viable business. We’ve kept our core code under the Apache License version 2 (APL), launched a managed service, and gated some features for established companies under an enterprise license.
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