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Today’s links:

• ‘It’s not OK’ - Elastic takes aim at AWS, at the risk of major collateral damage - More about the open source license war happening, the thought that I keep coming back to is how did Wordpress manage to avoid this happen to them, they also offer their software as open source and have a managed service offering, and I want to know where does Elastic host it’s managed service offering? It’s almost like there should be a more rigorous separation between software companies and hardware companies, but I’m not entirely sure that’s the answer, because it could affect innovationwww.protocol.com #

• How Smashing Magazine Manages Content - Migration From WordPress To JAMstack - Interesting article that is very pro-Jamstack, Smashing Magazine ended up moving much of their operation to run on Netlify and using Netlify CMS, the article says early on that it didn’t get rid of Wordpress completely but doesn’t fully explain how it’s being used in their new setup, I’m curious to know more about that piecewww.smashingmagazine.com #

• Using Bootstrap 5 with Vue.jsdev.to #

• Self-hosting serverless with OpenFaaS - Lots of cool features, enabling to run your own AWS Lambdawww.mskog.com #

• How to use GitHub Actions with your own self-hosted runner (aka build agent) - Self hosted runners look interesting, gives you a way to run Github Actions on your own infrastructurejessicadeen.com #

• Drone is a Continuous Delivery system built on container technology- Drone uses a simple YAML configuration file, a superset of docker-compose, to define and execute Pipelines inside Docker containersgithub.com #

• 🚀 Self-hosted AWS Lambda and GitHub Actions systemswww.indiehackers.com #