Share and learn in the Docker community.
I have been using Docker Community edition.
Is it true that all of Docker products and services are now covered under Docker Subscription Service agreement, with 4 tiers of service (Personal, Pro, Team and Business)?
Is Docker-CE covered under
a. Docker subscription service agreement? or
b. Docker Software end user license agreement?
Do I need to pay to use Docker CE?
The recent changes in the subscription policy are ment for Docker for Desktop, not for the Linux CE version. DfD is still free for personal usage and now requires a subscription for commercial usage.
Docker CE on Linux is still free of charge.
Thanks for confirming on the license topic.
Iām curious about another point because I couldnāt find any clear explanation about this.
Do I need a subscription If I use docker CE in Windows WSL Ubuntu for commercial use?
If itās installed manualy on WSL, then it actualy IS the linux CE version. The same is true if you create a linux vm and install the CE version there.
The requirement for a subscription is Docker Desktop, which you donāt use if you installed it manualy in WSL or a linux vm.
Is there formal document or website that we can point to regarding docker-ce being free? My company lawyers arenāt trusting the semi-random forum posts 
The above repository is deprecated but it was the official ādocker-ceā where you can find Apache 2.0 in the LICENSE file and link to the current repository, moby:
Which has the same license.
update:
I removed the FAQ link and the quote becuase that would not have actually answered the question.
update 2:
I think this is what you want to share with your lawyers:
Licensing
Docker is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE for the full license text.
In this case Docker is Docker CE since there is no Docker EE (enterprise edition) anymore and the link points to the moby project. I hope it will be enough
Wow! Thanks so much for the details. Perfect.