Overview
Avrio provides unified access data, connecting those who want to share data with those that wish to consume data. Users can easily create, maintain, and share data products within a domain oriented environment in a consistent, secure and governed manner. Notably, Avrio uses Trino, a distributed SQL query engine designed for big data processing, to further enhance data accessibility and analytics capabilitiesaAccelerate your journey from Data to AI on AWS
Avrio is now available on the AWS Marketplace, providing organizations with a streamlined and secure pathway to leverage the platform's capabilities.
Simplify billing and deployment while reducing your time to insights through the AWS marketplace. Leverage free, Trianz developed, connectors available from AWS.
Avrio is a zero-code, self-service, modern data, and analytics platform. Focused on breaking down data silos, the platform integrates and packages enterprise and third-party sources to deliver data as a product in a Netflix-like marketplace.
AI needs good data to function, and projects will struggle to scale without strategies that provide easy access to trusted data. Avrio provides the bridge that enables stakeholders to collaborate around governance and access, delivering Data to AI.
Designed to form the foundation of your modern data strategy and AI initiatives, Avrio shifts data access from one off data projects to data products that are 100% reusable, reducing redundant integration projects while fostering a stronger data culture across your organization.
Core capabilities
- Reusable self-serve data products: Build data products in the data product foundry and publish them in the data product marketplace. a. Leverage connectors to access data stored in databases or SaaS applications anywhere in your organization. b. A high-performance federated data query engine enables access to multiple databases with a single query in real-time. c. Build queries using the Gen AI powered plain-text query feature to write SQL queries with no code. d. Publish data products to the marketplace or directly to BI and ML tools for self-service by data consumers.
- Integrated metadata management: Manage all your metadata from a central platform to support cross-domain data discovery. a. The robust data catalog lists data assets across your organization and data profiling lets analysts sample them. b. The Gen AI driven data classification features and business glossary enhance data usability by helping to map descriptive metadata to common business terms.
- Fine-grained data governance: Elevate governance through role-based and attribute based access controls. Mask data at the row and column level and manage access by groups of users.
Highlights
- Data Productization: Connect to data anywhere and transform them as data products that serve as valuable assets, ensuring quality, usability, and discovery.
- Data Marketplace: Explore, Access, Request, and Subscribe to all data products in one place or consume in BI/AI platforms of choice, fostering collaboration and innovation.
- Faster Analytics with GenAI: Leverage GenAI-enabled features for accelerating self-serve analytics facilitating rapid insights.
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Pricing
Dimension | Cost/unit |
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Number of vCPU-8 | $25.00 |
Number of vCPU-16 | $40.00 |
Number of vCPU-32 | $55.00 |
Number of vCPU-64 | $75.00 |
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No Refund
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Delivery details
Avrio with Cloudformation
- Amazon ECS
Container image
Containers are lightweight, portable execution environments that wrap server application software in a filesystem that includes everything it needs to run. Container applications run on supported container runtimes and orchestration services, such as Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS) or Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS). Both eliminate the need for you to install and operate your own container orchestration software by managing and scheduling containers on a scalable cluster of virtual machines.
Version release notes
- AWS Cognito has been eliminated from the system.
- The Super Admin role has been substituted with the Platform Admin role.
- AWS Bedrock support & Features under AWS Bedrock have been removed (Semantic search, Text to Query, CoPilot etc.)
- The Metering service is no longer a separate instance.
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Usage instructions
AVRIO - AMP CFT Deployment Guide Summary
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Overview
- Step-by-step deployment guide for AMP CFT (CloudFormation Template).
- Key sections: Platform Architecture, Prerequisites, Inputs, Post-deployment Steps.
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Platform Architecture
- Secure access via private hosted zones, VPC interface endpoints, and role-based authentication.
- Traffic managed by security groups, ECS Fargate, and ALB.
- AWS RDS for data persistence with high availability.
- CloudWatch logs and AWS SNS for monitoring and notifications.
- Various AWS services for security management.
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Prerequisites
- VPC with 3 private & 3 public subnets.
- CIDR range, hosted zones (private & public), SSL certificate ARN.
- SMTP secret name, internal hosted zone ID.
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Subdomain Pre-requisites
- Case 1: Domain in root account.
- Case 2: Domain in same account as AVRIO deployment.
- Case 3: No subdomain needed, use public hosted zone.
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Resources Provisioned by AMP CFT
- DNS entries for RDS, ALB.
- PostgreSQL RDS instance.
- KMS Key for encryption.
- CloudWatch Log Groups for ECS services.
- ECS Cluster & Services.
- AWS Secrets Manager for credentials.
- ALBs (Main & Internal) for application access.
- S3 bucket for VPC flow logs.
- IAM Role for application.
- EFS File System for Trino catalog management.
- S3 Buckets & Lambda for AVRIO functions.
- Resource tagging.
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CloudFormation Template Inputs
- Stack Name: Identifier for stacks.
- Network Configuration: External/Internal stack type, VPC ID, CIDR ranges, subnets, SSL certificate ARN.
- RDS Configuration: Storage volume, max size, instance type.
- DNS Configuration: Hosted Zone ID, Application URL.
- Secrets for SMTP.
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Post Deployment Steps
- Verify Route53 records.
- Edit hosted zone with VPC details.
- Create DNS record for load balancer.
- Retrieve Admin credentials from Secrets Manager.
- Access application using DNS-propagated URL.
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Updating an Existing Stack
- Subscribe to new AVRIO Marketplace version.
- Update stack in AWS CloudFormation.
- Enable rollback option for failure recovery.
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Pre & Post Deployment Checklist
- ECS Cluster & Services.
- ALBs (internal/external).
- PostgreSQL RDS.
- Security Groups & IAM Role.
- KMS keys & Secrets Manager.
- Lambda functions & Glue databases.
- Route53 configurations.
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