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Dragonfly is introducing Dragonfly Enterprise beginning with version 2.1, replacing its previous BSL 1.1 release model with a source-available license designed to fund continued development. Production deployments are free up to a combined 100 vCPUs across an organization and its affiliates, including replicas and standby instances, while larger deployments require a commercial license; development, testing, staging, and CI use remain free without limits. Earlier Dragonfly versions remain available under BSL 1.1, while future fixes, features, and enterprise capabilities—including planned AOF persistence, MCP support, and SSD-tiering data types—will be delivered through Dragonfly Enterprise. The company says the change resolves a conflict between its self-hosted software and Dragonfly Cloud managed service by allowing it to monetize large deployments regardless of where they run. Enterprise builds will send limited environment telemetry without customer data, though air-gapped or firewall-restricted use is permitted, and users may inspect and modify the public source subject to restrictions on disabling reporting or offering Dragonfly as a standalone database or cache service.