It is expensive. It is one of the pricier SCA tools in the market. You license their developer application, and it can be expensive at scale. If you want to scale, you just need to pay more. For us, we have the IQ Server and we have the firewall, which is already another separate license. So to have all together, it is an expensive environment to run, honestly speaking. If they can do something about that, it would be beneficial.
From my experience, the licensing side is pretty straightforward to handle. Most of the cost and pricing considerations really come down to how the solution is deployed. Since we work with partners and other OEMs who help run Sonatype Lifecycle through their services, the final pricing details are usually best explained by the sales teams who manage pricing and licensing more directly.
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It is expensive. It is one of the pricier SCA tools in the market. You license their developer application, and it can be expensive at scale. If you want to scale, you just need to pay more. For us, we have the IQ Server and we have the firewall, which is already another separate license. So to have all together, it is an expensive environment to run, honestly speaking. If they can do something about that, it would be beneficial.
From my experience, the licensing side is pretty straightforward to handle. Most of the cost and pricing considerations really come down to how the solution is deployed. Since we work with partners and other OEMs who help run Sonatype Lifecycle through their services, the final pricing details are usually best explained by the sales teams who manage pricing and licensing more directly.
Pricing is out of my context as a developer. This is known by the project managers.