Alfresco One (Enterprise) vs Alfresco Community 2014
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Alfresco One (Enterprise) provides more robust, scalable, and supported features compared to the Community version. Key differences include being ready for production use, receiving service packs and updates, and having priority support. The Enterprise version also offers high availability, certification across platforms, 24/7 support via SLA, access to support tools and knowledge base, certified training, and support from Alfresco's partner network. It additionally supports more databases and application servers and includes certified integrations, clustering, storage policies, benchmarking frameworks, and advanced monitoring capabilities.
Alfresco One (Enterprise) vs Alfresco Community 2014
- 2. Non functional differences (1/2) • Ready for Production • We release Service Packs and Updates • Priority on Problem Resolutions and asking for new product features • Intense program of QA and testing • Certification with multiple platforms (OS, DB, App Servers, etc.) • Supported and Certified for High Availability • Support for developers and administrators during the customization, installation and upgrade
- 3. Non functional differences (2/2) • Support based on SLA (including 24x7 follow the sun) • Support Portal available 24x7 • Support Management Tools available for customers • Indemnity and Warranty • Access to our support Knowledge Base, reduce your time to solve issues. • Certified Training for users, developers and adminsitrators • Support and services by a Certified Partner Network in your country • Consultancy and Professional Services available in Alfresco (Premier and TAM, consultancy packages). • Migration Support
- 4. Technical differences (1/3) • Enterprise DB Support like Oracle, MS SQL Server and DB2 (besides MySQL and Posgres). • Enterprise Application Servers Support like Weblogic or Websphere (besides Tomcat and Jboss). • Certified Integrations with third party products (SAP, Salesforce, AWS S3, Outlook, Brava Viewer, etc.). • Clustering • Storage Policies (Content Store Selector) • Benchmark Framework
- 5. Technical differences (2/3) • Cloud Sync (Hybrid Sync). • Hybrid Workflow between Alfresco On-Premise and Alfresco Cloud • Jod Connector performance improvement for OpenOffice / LibreOffice (default transformations) • Transformation Server: scalability, accuracy and performance with MS Office. • Dedicated Alfresco Index Server: scalability and performance • Admin Panel and Admin Tools (JMX Support) • Cluster config: web and Hazelcast (4.2) • Authentication config: web (4.2) • Advanced monitoring with JMX (native support for Hyperic monitoring and third party plugins for Nagios or Icinga).
- 6. Technical differences (3/3) • Alfresco Workdesk: • DB Role Manager: filter roles • History Manager: changes control. • Plugin “Send as attachment”. • Alfresco Mobile (free) but: • Data Encryption in the device. • Alfresco Distribution Polices: time control on the syncronization withing the device. • Alfresco for Good: MDM (Mobile Device Management)