[londons_explore]

Is there anything of value in the internal codebase?

So many companies internal codebases are of approximately zero value to any outsider. The code is only a small proportion of the business.

[nijave]

They killed OSS incident management

Given a lot of their software is OSS or OSS based there's a probable chance non-OSS is runnable and usable outside the company

The product is mostly "standalone" in that it doesn't require integrations with 3rd parties unlike, say, banking software

[Rapzid]

Maybe some EE stuff like SSO and etc? Unfortunately layering that stuff on is super low effort in these LLM days.

[dijit]

Grafana OSS does support SSO out of the box, at least OIDC (which is a technically superior standard to SAML w.r.t. security).

The Enterprise edition seems to focus a lot on meta-information about grafana itself: the most frequently accessed dashboard, who is viewing the current dashboard etc.

Theres also group-sync, I guess, which is useful, but honestly the selling point of enterprise is the support I think.

In fact, I might buy enterprise following this, the fact that so much is in the base product gives me the warm fuzzies.

[radku]

AI is actually pretty good at finding vulnerabilities in the codebase.

Critical vulnerability in that source code could enable further access to other production systems or databases.

Edit: typo