Hornbill 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.
Standard Edition Configuration/Architecture
The the Standard Edition is the typical configuration for most customers using a single primary Hornbill application will be the Standard edition configuration. Users access their applications data through the application logic and a database which is their primary database. The primary database (based on MariaDB) is single transactional relational database that serves both transactional as well as read queries. For light-to medium loads, workflows and data sets, this configuration offers ample performance and reliability.
Enterprise Edition Configuration/Architecture
The Enterprise Edition is a more modular, horizontally scaled configuration, designed primarily to much greater transactional and query throughput, while also separating, balancing and tuning compute resources to more equally match individual customer instance workloads. In addition to the configuration differences, there are a number of additional features offered that require more compute resources to function adequately and are typically only demanded by enterprise organizations where higher levels of security, auditing, compliance and performance at scale are required.
Platform Edition Feature Matrix
The following feature list provides a side-by-side comparison of the two editions to help you evaluate the differences between the two editions.
Scalability and Architecture
| Standard | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|
| Computer Nodes/Memory Sharing | Upto 8 Instances | Upto 4 Instances |
| Storage Technology | SSD | NVME |
| Storage Configuration | RAID 5 | RAID 5+0 |
| GEO Replica DR | Single (Remote DC) | Dual (Remote and Local) |
| Collaboration, Application and Process Users | Suitable for upto 500 Users | No Limit |
Main Features
| Standard | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|
| Collaboration | Y | Y |
| Task Management | Y | Y |
| Free Applications | Y | Y |
| Shared Mailboxes | Y | Y |
| Document Management | Y | Y |
| Reporting & Scheduling | Y | Y |
| Advanced Analytics | $ | Y |
| Advanced Reporting & Delivery | _ | Y |