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<p class="text-zinc-500 leading-relaxed pb-5">
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No. <a class="underline hover:text-zinc-900" href="/">Uncloud</a> is open source
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No, <a class="underline hover:text-zinc-900" href="/">Uncloud</a> is open source
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and fully functional on its own without Hub. You can use the CLI to manage your
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clusters and deploy your apps across servers from Compose files. You keep full
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control over your servers. Hub adds a web UI and an observability stack on top so
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No, and no point pretending otherwise. Uncloud, the orchestrator, is Apache 2.0. Hub
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is a managed service built on top, and it's how we plan to fund Uncloud's full-time
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development.
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Not at the moment. Hub is a managed service built on top of Uncloud, and it's how
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we plan to fund Uncloud's full-time development. Our principle is that everything
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Uncloud needs on your servers is open source, starting with Uncloud itself under
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Apache 2.0. Your cluster never depends on closed code to keep running. If enough
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people want to run Hub on their own infrastructure, a paid self-hosted license is
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on the table.
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