One engine, many use cases
Every use case below runs on the same atomic engine, on your open tables, with zero data movement. Start with one that creates the most opportunity or dominates your bill.
10x your lakehouse
High-concurrency SQL and AI on your open tables, with no migration.
QUERY ENGINEView use case →Scale your querying agent
Concurrency the way agents query, scaling by the vCPU with no coordinator.
QUERY ENGINEView use case →Real-time event ingest for compliance
Retain everything and investigate in real time, inside your own perimeter.
INGEST & INDEXView use case →Real-time ingest to object storage
Kafka, CDC, and HTTP straight to open Iceberg on your object storage.
INGEST & INDEXView use case →Customer-facing analytics
Dashboards inside your product, where a slow query is a customer problem. e6data holds the SLA at production scale and cuts the cost of serving it.
High-concurrency dashboards
Monday morning, everyone opens the same dashboard. With no coordinator to bottleneck, concurrency scales out instead of queueing up.
Ad-hoc and interactive analytics
Exploratory questions on full-grain data, without rationing which ones are worth the compute. Analysts keep their SQL and their tools.
Real-time streaming analytics
Kafka topics, HTTP sources, and CDC land as open Iceberg tables with sub-second ingest latency. No Flink pipeline to babysit, no separate ETL hop.
Security log analytics
Per-GB pricing forces teams to discard the events they later need. With no per-GB indexing fees, you retain everything on open tables and investigate in real time, inside your own perimeter.
Spark ETL, without the Spark bill
Existing PySpark jobs run end-to-end on the e6data engine through the Spark compatibility layer. Same scripts, per-vCPU economics.
AI agents on live data
Agents query in bursts and in parallel, a concurrency pattern step-jump engines price badly. Built from the ground up for the concurrency agents demand.
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