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Prisma by Palo Alto Networks | Prisma Cloud Licensing and Editions Guide | Datasheet 1
Which Edition Is Right for You?
Table 1: Prisma Cloud Editions—Feature Comparison
Business Edition Compute Edition Enterprise Edition
Configuration and
● ● ●
compliance reporting
Network security ○ ● ●
Infrastructure as code
○ ○ ●
(IaC) config scan
EC2
RDS Google Compute Engine (GCE)
Virtual machines
RedShift Cloud SQL
SQL databases
DynamoDB*
Application Gateway*
Cloud Spanner* 1 N/A 1
ALB* & ELB (load Load balancer*
Load balancer
balancers) Cloud NAT*
NAT gateways
* Coming soon
Prisma by Palo Alto Networks | Prisma Cloud Licensing and Editions Guide | Datasheet 2
Table 2: Prisma Cloud Licensing Breakdown (continued)
Compute: Defender-Based Workloads Business Compute Enterprise
(each instance of the below resource) Edition Edition Edition
Host Defender: Linux/Windows
This Defender type lets you extend protection on all the hosts in your environ-
ment, regardless of their purpose. Defender runs as a system service on Linux N/A 1 1
machines or Windows service on Windows machines. This is for hosts where
Docker engine is not installed. Counted per host.
Container Defender: Linux/Windows
Install Container Defender on any host that runs a container workload.
Container Defender protects both your containers and the underlying host.
N/A 8 8
Counted per host.
Orchestrator deployments, such as Kubernetes/OpenShift, are also counted
per host.
Serverless Defender
1 = 1M function 1 = 1M function
Serverless Defenders offer runtime protection for AWS Lambda functions.
N/A executions/ executions/
Serverless Defender can be embedded in your functions or added to them as a
month month
layer. Counted by executions of protected serverless functions.
Other features, such as Prisma Cloud Compute Cloud Discovery of How Is Licensing Measured During
Your Subscription?
protected and unprotected resources, are also included in licens-
ing without additional charges.
Prisma Cloud is licensed based on the average number of billable
workloads monitored across cloud environments. Billable work-
loads are calculated as the average number of workloads moni-
tored each quarter, based on hourly snapshots that roll into daily,
weekly, and monthly averages. This prevents overages based on
short-term bursts.
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