Timeplus Proton vs. Timeplus Enterprise

Timeplus Proton powers unified streaming and data processing on a single database node. Its commercial counterpart, Timeplus Enterprise, supports advanced deployment strategy and includes enterprise-ready features.

Features	Timeplus Proton	Timeplus Enterprise
Deployment	Single-node Docker image Single binary on Mac/Linux	Single node Multi-node Cluster for high availability and horizontal scalability, with data replication and distributed query processing Kubernetes Helm Chart
Data Processing	Streaming SQL Historical Data Processing Append Stream, Random streams, Mutable Stream v1 (Versioned Stream) Streaming transformation, join, aggregation, tumble/hop/session windows User-Defined Function: JavaScript, Remote, SQL	Everything in Timeplus Proton Auto-scaling Materialized View Mutable Stream v2 with row-based storage for 3x performance and efficiency, also support coalesced and better high cardinality data mutations Support more EMIT strategies and spill-to-disk capabilities when memory is scarce Python UDF Dynamic Dictionary based on MySQL/Postgres or Mutable streams Tiered Storage using S3 or HDD Just-In-Time compilation
External Systems	External streams to Apache Kafka, Confluent Cloud, Redpanda, Apache Pulsar, and Remote Timeplus Streaming ingestion via REST API (compact mode only) External table to ClickHouse	Everything in Timeplus Proton External streams to HTTP API, External tables to MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Amazon S3, Apache Iceberg Hundreds of connectors from Redpanda Connect, e.g. WebSocket, HTTP Stream, NATS CSV upload Streaming ingestion via REST API (with API key and flexible modes)
Web Console		RBAC, Pipeline Wizard, SQL Exploration, Data Lineage, Cluster Monitoring, Troubleshooting and Manageability
Support	Community support from GitHub and Slack	Enterprise support via email, Slack, and Zoom, with a SLA

These details are subject to change, but we'll do our best to make sure they accurately represent the latest roadmaps for Timeplus Proton and Timeplus Enterprise.