Hey Anshul, There are two parts to this question:
a.) What license does it have? For example the MIT and BSD licenses are both Category A, which means they can be included in Apache Software without problems. (1) b.) Does this make your software's runtime dependent on a single vendor's service? Put differently, would your project promote vendor lock-in? If it does, then it would not be in the spirit of open source at Apache. If this vendor's service has competitors you could resolve this by making the code flexible enough to support those other vendors. If the vendor's service is based solely on open source components, then you could argue that someone else at least *could* deploy that service as well, but you should be sure to make any addresses configurable rather than hard-coded. (2) Best Regards, Myrle 1.) https://apache.org/legal/resolved.html 2.) https://blogs.apache.org/foundation/entry/apache-is-open On Sun, Mar 24, 2019 at 6:13 AM Anshul Singh <anshul2300si...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello everyone, > > I have a query regarding license, can anyone who is concerned with it help > me. > Can we *use* dialogflow (https://dialogflow.com/) inside an Apache 2.0 > licensed project for implementing chatbot in Google assistant? > Thank you > > Regards > Anshul Singh >
