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ParadeDB ships in two versions: ParadeDB Community and ParadeDB Enterprise. Both editions expose the same SQL APIs for search, filtering, sorting, joins, and analytics. ParadeDB Community is the AGPL-3.0 open source product. It supports single-node deployments. ParadeDB Enterprise adds commercial licensing, support, and physical replication for ParadeDB indexes. Use Enterprise when the ParadeDB index itself needs high availability, failover, or read replicas that can serve ParadeDB queries. For access to ParadeDB Enterprise, please contact sales.

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Footnotes

  1. The ParadeDB index supports Postgres’ multi-version concurrency control (MVCC) rules. The index reflects the current state of the underlying table at all times, changes to the index are atomic, and queries are transactionally consistent with the table.
  2. The ParadeDB index is built on block storage, Postgres’ native storage API. This means that it leverages the Postgres buffer cache, which minimizes disk I/O.
  3. Deployment features and limitations are specific to the ParadeDB index. ParadeDB Community can still use standard Postgres replication, crash recovery, and point-in-time recovery for heap tables and other Postgres indexes like B-tree indexes.
  4. In a primary-replica topology, ParadeDB indexes in ParadeDB Community are only available on the primary because Community does not physically replicate the ParadeDB index.