Singdata Editions Overview

Standard Edition vs. Enterprise Edition

Singdata Lakehouse provides two product editions—Standard Edition and Enterprise Edition—designed to meet different scales of analytical workloads and security requirements. Both editions share the same core Lakehouse architecture, while the Enterprise Edition offers expanded capabilities in scale, governance, and security.

This document summarizes the key functional differences between the two editions.


1. Development & Analytics Capabilities

Task Development and Orchestration

CapabilityStandard EditionEnterprise Edition
Python TasksUp to 5 tasks (creation and concurrent execution)Unlimited
Shell TasksUp to 5 tasksUnlimited
Databricks-Compatible TasksUp to 5 tasksUnlimited

Observability & Data Management

CapabilityStandard EditionEnterprise Edition
Monitoring & Alert RulesUp to 5 rulesUnlimited
Data Quality RulesUp to 5 active rulesUnlimited
Notebooks (Analysis)Up to 5 notebooksUnlimited
Data Sharing ObjectsUp to 5 sharesUnlimited
Dynamic TablesUp to 5 tablesUnlimited

Advanced Indexing

CapabilityStandard EditionEnterprise Edition
Vector IndexNot availableSupported
Inverted IndexNot availableSupported

2. Security, Governance & Enterprise Readiness

The Enterprise Edition is designed for organizations with strict security, compliance, and network isolation requirements.

CapabilityStandard EditionEnterprise Edition
Private Network Connectivity (PrivateLink / VPC Access)Not availableSupported
Private StorageNot availableSupported
Network Policy ControlNot availableSupported
Operation Audit LogsNot availableSupported
User Login AuditNot availableSupported
Dynamic Data MaskingNot availableSupported
Single Sign-On (SSO)Not availableSupported

3. Edition Selection Guidance

  • Standard Edition is suitable for:
    • Small teams and individual analysts
    • Lightweight development and analytics
    • Proof-of-concept and early-stage workloads
  • Enterprise Edition is suitable for:
    • Large-scale production workloads
    • Enterprises requiring advanced security and compliance
    • Organizations with private network, governance, and audit requirements
    • AI, vector search, and advanced indexing scenarios