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iomete: Self-Hosted Data Lakehouse Platform

iomete helps enterprise companies maintain data sovereignty by hosting their data lakehouse on their own infrastructure. It is designed for organizations with strict compliance needs or those seeking to manage compute costs via their own infrastructure.

Pricing

Offers a Free Tier (up to 100 vCPUs). Paid tiers include an Enterprise Plan starting at $500 per vCPU per year (with a $100,000 minimum) and a Business Critical Plan with custom pricing (with a $250,000 minimum).

At a glance

Best for
Enterprise data teams, Organizations with strict data residency requirements, Technical teams experienced with Kubernetes
Key use cases
Maintaining Data Sovereignty, AI and ML Model Training, Real-time Operational Analytics, Hybrid Cloud Data Management
Integrations
Kafka, Amazon Kinesis, Apache Pulsar, JDBC, ODBC
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How AI is used

iomete is a data lakehouse platform built on Apache Iceberg and Apache Spark that runs on Kubernetes. Unlike typical SaaS data platforms, it is designed to be self-hosted, which supports deployment on-premises, in private clouds, public clouds, or hybrid environments. This architecture is designed to provide users with control over data residency and security.

The platform is intended for enterprise data teams managing large datasets for analytics and AI workloads. It includes tools for SQL querying, Spark job orchestration, and real-time data streaming to handle structured and unstructured data in one place.

Buyers should confirm their internal infrastructure capabilities, as the platform requires Kubernetes for deployment and management.

Key Features

  • Self-Hosted Architecture

    Supports deployment on-premises, in private or public clouds, or hybrid setups via Kubernetes.

  • SQL Editor

    A web-based environment for writing and executing queries with auto-completion and syntax highlighting.

  • Real-time Streaming

    Supports ingesting and processing data streams from Kafka, Kinesis, and Pulsar.

  • Data Access Controls

    Provides security management at the row and column level, including data masking.

  • ML Notebooks

    Integrated interactive environments supporting Python, R, and Scala for machine learning workflows.

  • Data Catalog

    A central repository for managing metadata, tracking lineage, and discovering data assets.

Use Cases

  • Maintaining Data Sovereignty

    Hosting data within a company's own trust perimeter to help meet GDPR, HIPAA, or SOC2 compliance requirements.

  • AI and ML Model Training

    Using the lakehouse and ML notebooks to prepare datasets and train models on local or hybrid infrastructure.

  • Real-time Operational Analytics

    Streaming data from Kafka or Kinesis into Iceberg tables for SQL-based analysis.

  • Hybrid Cloud Data Management

    Deploying clusters across multiple regions or combining on-premises data centers with public cloud resources.

Integrations

  • Kafka
  • Amazon Kinesis
  • Apache Pulsar
  • JDBC
  • ODBC
  • dbt-spark adapter

FAQ

What is the difference between iomete and a standard SaaS data warehouse?

Unlike SaaS platforms, iomete is self-hosted in the customer's own infrastructure. This is designed to provide more control over data location, help prevent vendor lock-in, and allow the use of existing cloud discounts.

Where can iomete be deployed?

It can be deployed on-premises, in private clouds, public clouds (such as AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud), or in a hybrid configuration using Kubernetes.

Does iomete have a free version?

Yes, iomete offers a Free Tier that includes core features and supports up to 100 vCPUs.

Source category: Data & Analytics

Source subcategory: Data Management

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