cyberpescadito
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2 years ago Hello there, TheHive4 will reach EOL at the end of 2022. See: https://blog.strangebee.com/thehive-turns-5-and-adopts-a-model-shaped-for-the-future/
Open zohkoo opened 2 years ago
cyberpescadito
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2 years ago Hello there, TheHive4 will reach EOL at the end of 2022. See: https://blog.strangebee.com/thehive-turns-5-and-adopts-a-model-shaped-for-the-future/
Canon88
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2 years ago Hello there, TheHive4 will reach EOL at the end of 2022. See: https://blog.strangebee.com/thehive-turns-5-and-adopts-a-model-shaped-for-the-future/
I'm sorry to hear that. TheHive4 is a great product. I will try TheHive5 too.
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I was following last weeks several TheHive issues which were also affecting us. I was wondering why these issues that seemed criticals were not really taken into account and, at least, linked to a milestone. Indeed, TheHive project is characterized for many years by the great reactivity of the team to tackle every problems.
Looking for something in the documentation, I finally came upon the announcement that TheHive 5 was available.
My first reaction was "Wow, we barely finished the painful migration from TheHive 3 to TheHive 4 that a new major version is once again available". And I did not see this one coming.
I wanted to understand what this new version was but couldn't find anything on TheHive project's github. It's finally on Strangebee website that it became clear TheHive 5 was not anymore opensource. I also found on Discord this link explaining the new model adopted by Strangebee.
My questions are simple : what is the future of TheHive 4 ? Has it reached its end-of-life ? Will it be still maintained or totally abandoned for the benefit of TheHive 5 ?
The answer to these questions will set our level of investment in the following weeks regarding our deployment. We are using TheHive for many years now and put a lot of energy to integrate it with the other tools we use in our organization. I know that a lot of work has been done by TheHive project's team but the community also helped a lot to improve this software. I am clearly not against a paying model (with services, support or extra-features for example) but strongly believe in the benefit of keeping an opensource model. Unfortunately, it does not seems to be the orientation of the project.