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==Hornbill Platform Editions== | ==Hornbill Platform Editions== | ||
The Hornbill Platform is offered to customers in two specific editions, referred to as Standard and Enterprise. Both editions offer the same levels of availability, security, data redundancy features and uptime guarantees. For organizations deploying one or two primary applications the Standard Edition is perfectly adequate, our applications are optimized to run, at scale on this edition. However, for some customers, either because of scale or, because of complexity of the workload, the Enterprise Edition may be more appropriate or even required. The fundamental difference between the Standard and Enterprise editions is configuration of compute resources, with the Enterprise edition tuned and resourced for the higher demands of system scalability, performance, redundancy and MTR that enterprise organizations demand. | The Hornbill Platform is offered to customers in two specific editions, referred to as Standard and Enterprise. Both editions offer the same levels of availability, security, data redundancy features and uptime guarantees. For organizations deploying one or two primary applications the Standard Edition is perfectly adequate, our applications are optimized to run, at scale on this edition. However, for some customers, either because of scale or, because of complexity of the workload, the Enterprise Edition may be more appropriate or even required. The fundamental difference between the Standard and Enterprise editions is configuration of compute resources, with the Enterprise edition tuned and resourced for the higher demands of system scalability, performance, redundancy and MTR that enterprise organizations demand. | ||
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| + | | IBridge Cloud Integration Premium | ||
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#Instances running on the Enterprise Edition of our platform include a Hot Backup replica database running in the same physical location as the primary and replica databases. This means in the event of a system failure that requires a database/storage rebuild, your data is already in the physical location, so mean time to recovery is significantly faster than that on Standard edition, where the data is available in a remote data center and will need copying back to the primary DC for restoration. The transfer of data can take many hours for large data sets. | #Instances running on the Enterprise Edition of our platform include a Hot Backup replica database running in the same physical location as the primary and replica databases. This means in the event of a system failure that requires a database/storage rebuild, your data is already in the physical location, so mean time to recovery is significantly faster than that on Standard edition, where the data is available in a remote data center and will need copying back to the primary DC for restoration. The transfer of data can take many hours for large data sets. | ||
#Provides more granular and lower level control over access to your instance, including mobile device and IP address restrictions and access controls and views | #Provides more granular and lower level control over access to your instance, including mobile device and IP address restrictions and access controls and views | ||
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===Choosing the right plaform edition for your organisation=== | ===Choosing the right plaform edition for your organisation=== | ||
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You may also require the Enterprise Edition at a smaller scale if you need the more advanced security features, or the guarantees for faster/prioritized system recovery in the event of a DR situation. | You may also require the Enterprise Edition at a smaller scale if you need the more advanced security features, or the guarantees for faster/prioritized system recovery in the event of a DR situation. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:54, 11 April 2024
This document can now be found at its new location in the Hornbill Document Library.
