floragunn GmbH, Amazon, and Elastic Issue Joint Statement Regarding Settlement of Search Guard Litigation
Elastic N.V. has reached a settlement with floragunn and Amazon regarding the use of Elastic's source code in Search Guard. floragunn admits to copyright violations, while Amazon had previously included the disputed code in its Elasticsearch-based products. Following the lawsuit, Amazon removed the contested code from its offerings. This agreement effectively resolves any claims from Elastic concerning third-party use of the infringing code, ensuring compliance and protecting Elastic's intellectual property rights.
- The settlement resolves all claims related to the use of Elastic's source code, reducing potential legal risks.
- Amazon's swift removal of the infringing code demonstrates a commitment to compliance and partnership with Elastic.
- None.
floragunn acknowledges that Search Guard used Elastic’s source code in violation of Elastic’s copyrights. Before it learned of Elastic’s allegations, Amazon had included Search Guard, including certain of the accused code, in its
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