Vigo is open source
The Vigo server, CLI and web UI are released under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0. Run them on as many nodes as you like, change them, and ship your own builds.
Get the code
The source is on GitHub, and a prebuilt server image is published at ghcr.io/daniel-alexander4/vigo. The quickstart pulls that image, and the install guide also shows how to build it from source.
Common questions
Is anything held back?
No. There is no enterprise edition and no node limit. Spanner federation, compliance export, the AI assistant and all 69 resource types are in the same code you clone.
Can I use it commercially?
Yes. The AGPL allows commercial use, modification and redistribution. If you change the server and let other people use your changed version, including over a network, you must offer them its source under the same license. Keep the LICENSE and NOTICE files with anything you distribute.
Can I fork it?
Yes, under a name of your own. The code is free software, but the Vigo name and logo are trademarks of Alexander4, LLC. The trademark policy explains what needs permission.
How do I get help?
Open an issue on GitHub or email vigo.support@alexander4.io. Answers are best effort. For response times and a written agreement, see the paid support subscriptions.
How do I contribute?
Send a pull request. Each commit needs a Developer Certificate of Origin sign-off (git commit -s), and there is no contributor license agreement. CONTRIBUTING.md has the details.
I run a licensed release. How do I move to open source?
Follow the migration checklist. It covers the server.yaml keys to remove, the build and deploy steps, and the envoys to re-enroll.