Run a governed data lakehouse without running a platform team.

We deploy and operate Spark, Airflow, Kerberos, Ranger, and DataHub as one managed service — enterprise capability, open-source economics, on infrastructure you control.

The managed pipeline Five connected stages: Ingest, Validate, Transform, Catalog, and Serve. Ingest Raw data lands from source systems Validate Automated checks run before anything moves on Transform Spark reshapes data at scale Catalog DataHub records lineage, ownership, metadata Serve BI tools and notebooks query the result

The same four walls stop every growing data team

Costs that outgrow the value

Usage-based platforms bill for every query and every seat. The bill grows faster than the insight does.

Compliance retrofitted, not designed in

Auditors ask for lineage, access control, and encryption after the system is already built.

Talent you can't hire, or keep

Engineers fluent in Spark, Kerberos, and Ranger are scarce, and expensive to retain once found.

Data scattered across five tools

Spreadsheets, siloed warehouses, and dashboards that don't agree on a single source of truth.

One managed stack, eight capabilities

Every component is open source. We handle the integration, hardening, and day-two operation — you get the outcome without owning the toolchain. See the full platform →

Elastic Spark compute

Scale processing up or down without re-architecting as data grows.

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Encryption everywhere

TLS in transit, encryption at rest — the baseline auditors expect.

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Kerberos + Ranger

Enterprise authentication with row and column-level authorization.

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Airflow orchestration

Every pipeline scheduled, monitored, and retried automatically.

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Automated data quality

Bad data is caught before it reaches a dashboard or a model.

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Catalog & governance

DataHub makes every dataset discoverable, with end-to-end lineage.

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AI-agent-ready notebooks

Collaborative notebooks your team and their AI copilots can query via MCP.

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BI connectivity

Thrift/JDBC endpoints so Tableau, Power BI, and Looker connect on day one.

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From kickoff to production in five steps

Built on a proven reference architecture, not reinvented per client — so timelines stay predictable.

  1. 1

    Discover

    We assess your data, workloads, and compliance requirements.

  2. 2

    Design

    We architect the stack for your scale, environment, and regulatory needs.

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    Deploy & harden

    Spark, Kerberos, Ranger, encryption, Airflow, and DataHub go live, hardened.

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    Integrate

    We connect existing BI tools, notebooks, and upstream pipelines.

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    Support & scale

    Ongoing monitoring, patching, policy management, and capacity planning.

Why teams choose this over the alternatives

Managed SaaS vs. DIY in-house vs. a managed open-source lakehouse
CriteriaManaged SaaS (Databricks / Snowflake)DIY in-house buildThis approach
Cost at scaleScales with usage — bills grow indefinitelyHigh upfront hiring & build costFixed project + predictable retainer
Time to valueFast setup, slow customizationMonths to build a capable platform teamWeeks, via a proven reference architecture
Data control & sovereigntyData lives inside the vendor's control planeFull control, full operational burdenFull control, none of the operational burden
Security & governanceEnterprise add-ons cost extraEntirely dependent on hire qualityKerberos, Ranger, encryption & DataHub cataloging, built in
AI-agent readinessOften locked to the vendor's own AI toolingRarely prioritized early onMCP-enabled notebooks out of the box

Let's scope your lakehouse

Three steps to a fixed-scope proposal — no commitment required to talk.