Practical performance - with security always on.
EDP does not optimize for benchmarks that disable security assumptions. Performance comes out of the execution model itself, with security as part of the same model.
Evaluated under the conditions you actually run in.
Platform performance is measured with protections active.
Encrypted execution
Encrypted execution is enabled.
Authorization
Authorization is enforced.
Persistent state
Persistent encrypted state is active.
Standard tooling
Standard SQL tooling is in use.
Millisecond-level execution. Consistent latency across runs.
In live systems, the Enclave Data Platform demonstrates execution timing that includes parsing, authorization checks, execution, and result handling.
- Millisecond-level query execution for common workloads
- Consistent latency across repeated executions
- Support for joins, subqueries, and aggregation
- Stable behavior under encrypted storage and execution
Performance characteristics vary by deployment and workload. Detailed measurements are available under NDA.
Avoid the overhead traditional databases inherit by default.
Traditional databases incur overhead from repeated materialization, index traversal, and excessive copying. EDP minimizes these effects by design.
- Operating on record references
- Limiting intermediate materialization
- Designing for in-memory-first execution
No "secure" vs "performance" mode.
Encryption and access control are part of normal operation. Performance measurements reflect this baseline behavior - not a stripped-down configuration.
Tuned for practical, predictable behavior under real conditions.
Application backends
Latency-sensitive request paths and transactional workflows.
Operational systems
Continuous, stable performance across long runtimes.
Analytics & reporting
Joins, subqueries, and aggregation under encryption.
Mixed read/write
Predictable behavior for balanced workloads.
Performance you can plan around.
Talk to us about live measurements relevant to your environment, available under NDA.