Licensing
Open code. Clear commercial boundaries.
Aurelion keeps the code open and inspectable while preserving a sustainable commercial model for enterprise distribution, partner certification and OEM use.
Licensing Model
Apache 2.0 + BUSL 1.1.
Most secondary components are licensed under Apache 2.0. The Aurelion kernel is source-available under BUSL 1.1. This keeps the core open and inspectable while protecting the long-term commercial model around enterprise distribution, partner certification, support and OEM licensing.
Boundaries
What is open. What is commercial.
Apache 2.0 in Aurelion
Most secondary components, connectors and SDK utilities are licensed under Apache 2.0 — permissive, OSI-approved and inspectable.BUSL 1.1 in Aurelion
The Aurelion kernel is source-available under BUSL 1.1. The code is open and inspectable; commercial production usage requires a commercial agreement.What partners can do
Read the source, run PoCs, prototype products and engage in implementations through the appropriate partner level.What requires a commercial agreement
Production use of the kernel, redistribution, OEM packaging, and use of Enterprise Kernel artifacts and certifications.OEM usage
OEM partners build commercial products on Aurelion under an OEM agreement covering rights, support and compatibility.Enterprise Kernel usage
Enterprise Kernel artifacts, signed releases and LTS branches are governed by the Enterprise Kernel commercial agreement.
FAQ
Common questions about licensing.
- Can I read the source code?
- Yes. Aurelion is built around open and inspectable code.
- Can I run a PoC?
- Yes. Community and partner-level PoCs are part of the intended adoption model.
- Can an integrator implement Aurelion for a customer?
- Yes, through the appropriate partner level and commercial terms.
- Can I build a commercial product on top?
- Yes, through OEM licensing or an appropriate commercial agreement.
- Can I modify the kernel?
- Kernel modification rights depend on the BUSL terms and commercial agreement.
- Can I redistribute a product based on Aurelion?
- Redistribution and OEM usage require a commercial agreement.
- When do I need an OEM license?
- When you build and commercialize your own product on top of Aurelion.
Need clarity?
Talk to Aurelion about licensing.
We will route your inquiry to the right commercial track — partner, enterprise or OEM.