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points by sureglymop 1 day ago | 0 comments

Cool product!

This seem to be open source and self hostable (is it AGPL licensed?).

Can I, for personal use, fully self host every component? Or is it open core and e.g. multi tenancy isn't there etc.

open core. Almost useless in the free license

Yes, AGPL. And yes, it’s open core. For personal use you can self-host the server and SDKs with no usage limits, and that covers flags, targeting, gradual rollouts and variants. The paid tiers add things that mostly matter to larger teams: SSO, RBAC, change requests, and Edge for high-volume frontend traffic. For a personal setup, the open source version should be all you need.

[–] dang 1 day ago

Some of your recent comments have been killed by our software because they've been classified as genai text, which is not allowed on HN itself (see https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html#generated and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47340079).

(Of course it's fine to use AI tools! We use them heavily ourselves. Just please don't use them to generate or edit text to be read by fellow humans on Hacker News.)

It's impossible to know for sure what was LLM generated or edited, but we have to rely on imperfect classifiers or else the site would be completely flooded by genai text, which is not what the community here wants to read, nor in the intended spirit of HN.

[–] ivarconr 1 day ago

Got it, thanks. AI was used to clean up the language, not to generate content.

[–] dang 1 day ago

Yup, that's a case we hear a lot these days. Unfortunately the tools leave almost as many imprints on the text when used this way.

Past explanations, in case they're helpful: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...

[–] sureglymop 1 day ago

Thanks for clarifying and good luck with this endeavour!

[–] Fidelix 1 day ago

From the website. ``` Yes. Unleash Open Source is free, self-hosted, and has no limit on seats. It covers the core feature set, with a limit of 1 project, 2 environments, and 5,000 feature flags per instance. Thousands of teams run it in production.

It does not include single sign-on, SCIM provisioning, granular role-based access control, change request approvals... ```

1 project, 2 environments. Laughable.