I see the new version of the AWS Plugin has been published here. However, unlike the past releases, the hashes for the features and bug fixes don’t correlate with anything from GitHub. It’s pretty essential for us to have the ability to review open-source code changes, from many perspectives but especially security.
Hey! We have an option to give access to the source code (as long as it’s for internal use and no reselling) for paid customers that have this requirement. I’d love to chat through this, feel free to pick a slot here - https://calendly.com/yevgenyp
I understand that premium table additions are closed source as part of your “open-core” model. However, I don’t see the correlation for
> Add Table Level Rate Limiting (#681) (7ba1b57)
which seems to be a core behavior and not a paid one.
> deps: Update module github.com/cloudquery/plugin-sdk/v4 to v4.21.0 (#700) (69c8e67)
This one as well. I thought that the SDK will remain open source. ref: Why CloudQuery
SDK is open source (and there is no technical way to close source it as otherwise it won’t be possible to import the code for other plugin developers).
Re table limits - I’m adding @ben to share more details on that if it’s on the free or closed as I’m not sure off the top of my head.
Hi @neat-kingfish,
The Table limits is a feature of the SDK, but the implementation and how it is configured is on a per-plugin basis. As such, we have moved it into the open-core side, which means that users can take advantage of it without hitting any paywalls.
Was it one of these? GitHub Pull Requests
No, it was done in the closed source repo that contains the closed source features.