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Production-grade pipelines, a Redshift data warehouse that actually performs, and analytics your business users can act on — all on AWS.
Talk to our teamThe challenge
Most organisations have data. Few have data they can rely on. Inconsistent pipelines, schema drift, missing audit trails, and reports that contradict each other — these are the symptoms of an analytics stack that was built reactively, not designed.
We build data platforms from the ground up on AWS — with Amazon Redshift as the analytical core, DMS CDC pipelines that capture every change from source systems, and a governance layer that makes your data trustworthy by default.
The result: your analysts stop spending 60% of their time questioning the data and start spending it on insights that drive revenue.
What we deliver
End-to-end Redshift implementation — node sizing, distribution keys, sort keys, WLM queues, materialized views, and stored procedures. Built to perform under betting-scale query loads.
Change Data Capture from SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, and MySQL into S3 and Redshift. Every insert, update, and delete captured — zero data loss, near-zero latency.
Amazon Kinesis and Apache Flink for event-driven architectures — live odds ingestion, real-time player activity monitoring, and sub-second latency for operational dashboards.
Raw, curated, and consumption layers in S3 with AWS Glue crawlers, Lake Formation tag-based access control, and Athena for ad-hoc queries — without touching Redshift.
Amazon QuickSight dashboards and Power BI integration — semantic layer design, row-level security, and scheduled reports so business users get answers without writing SQL.
Schema validation, data contracts, anomaly detection on pipeline outputs, and audit trails — so when a number looks wrong, you can trace it back to the source in minutes.
Architecture patterns
Scheduled batch ingestion for operational reporting. Ideal for daily/hourly analytics on transactional data from SQL Server or Oracle sources.
Sub-second event ingestion for live betting activity, odds updates, and real-time player monitoring dashboards.
Native AWS integration eliminating custom pipeline code for Aurora PostgreSQL and DynamoDB sources. Near-real-time with automatic schema sync.
Query live operational data and historical warehouse data in a single SQL statement — no replication needed for low-volume reference data.
AWS services we use
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