Enterprise (self-hosted)
Enterprise · self-hosted (commercial license)
The self-hosted Enterprise edition runs entirely on your own infrastructure while
adding the commercial capabilities on top of the source-available core. It is the
core plus the ee/ modules, enabled by a license key.
What it adds
Enterprise layers the commercial modules onto the core:
- Governance — the audit ledger, policy engine, delegation, and compliance reporting.
- Agent identity & federation — the agent registry, scoped credentials, trust policies, and OIDC federation.
- SSO / SAML / SCIM — enterprise login and user provisioning.
- Advanced scorers — the
llm_as_judgescorer for evaluation.
How the modules are enabled
Splyntra keeps the commercial code out of the core through build-time
registration seams — there are no if (cloud) branches in shared code. The
Enterprise collector blank-imports the ee/* modules, and each one self-registers
during startup so its /v1 endpoints are mounted. The plain core binary imports
none of them, which is why those governance and identity endpoints return 404 in
the Community edition and are present in Enterprise.
A license key enables the commercial feature set for your deployment.
Deployment and tenancy
Enterprise is deployed on your own infrastructure with the Helm chart, the same chart used for the core. Unlike Splyntra Cloud, which is multi-tenant, a self-hosted Enterprise deployment is single-org — it serves your one organization.
Related
- Kubernetes & Helm — install the chart on your cluster.
- Configuration — environment and values reference.
- Splyntra Cloud — the managed alternative with the same feature set.