Overview
ChiefClouds Data Platform provides enterprise-grade capabilities across the full data lifecycle: multi-source batch and streaming ingestion, visual and code-based development, reliable orchestration with built-in observability, and comprehensive data governance including catalog, lineage, quality, access control, and compliance. It supports flexible deployments, offers an extensible connector ecosystem, and exposes open APIs/SDKs to integrate seamlessly with your existing warehouses, lake houses, messaging systems, and compute engines.
Key capabilities: Ingestion and Integration: Built-in connectors and templates for batch and streaming; visual mapping, transformations, and incremental sync. Development and Collaboration: SQL (Hive SQL/Spark SQL), JDBC, Shell, and Python compute components to build visual pipelines; versioning, code review, and environment isolation for team collaboration and DevOps. Orchestration and Observability: Dependency-driven workflow scheduling with retry, skip, blocking, alerting, and metrics; provides end-to-end run health and cost visibility. Governance and Compliance: Data catalog and metadata, technical and business lineage, data quality rules and assessments, sensitive data handling, fine-grained RBAC and auditing. Common use cases: enterprise warehouse/lake house, data middle platform, metric governance, real-time and near-real-time analytics.
Highlights
- End-to-end unified data lifecycle: ingestion, development, orchestration, governance, and consumption in one platform with a single metadata backbone to reduce fragmentation and operational overhead.
- Engineered for speed and reliability: visual plus code-first workflows, reusable templates and best practices, and robust scheduling with observability to ship data products faster and safer.
- Enterprise-grade governance and compliance: catalog, lineage, and quality; fine-grained access control and auditing; designed for secure operations across diverse environments.
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Dimension | Cost/hour |
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c5.4xlarge Recommended | $10.00 |
c5a.4xlarge | $10.00 |
c6a.4xlarge | $10.00 |
c7a.4xlarge | $10.00 |
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Data Ingestion & Integration: New connectors and templates for batch and real-time data ingestion, with visual mapping, transformation, and incremental sync.
Data Development & Collaboration: Build pipelines with SQL, JDBC, Shell, and Python. Added version control, code review, and environment isolation for teamwork and DevOps.
Orchestration & Observability: Dependency-based workflow scheduling with retry, skip, alerts, and metrics. End-to-end monitoring and cost visualization.
Data Governance & Compliance: Data catalog, metadata and lineage tracking, data quality checks, sensitive data masking, and fine-grained access control with auditing.
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