Beginning on April 2, 2019, we made all of our products open source under the Apache 2 license and began to attach commercial license terms to our software distribution (binaries). This is very similar to the “open source product” model most effectively run by Red Hat, where they develop software in the open while attaching enterprise license terms to the distribution of RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux). This enables us to develop all of our products in the open with the community instead of being constrained to adding proprietary intellectual property on top of open source projects. Users who want the fully supported, warranted, indemnified, highest-quality distribution of Chef’s products (Chef Infra, Chef InSpec, Chef Habitat, Chef Automate, Chef Workstation) and access to our industry leading automation and DevOps expertise have the ability to receive it by purchasing a commercial license to our distribution.