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Open Amazon Quick to your whole company with the data and agents underneath it governed. D8:Platform connects to Quick through one MCP connection and runs entirely in your AWS account, on top of the controls you already have. Teams request governed data in plain language and get it back in Quick. Agentic Capital Management™ (ACM) registers agents with an owner, a purpose, and explicit permissions, and data registered to ACM is reachable only by registered agents. Every request runs within the requesting user's own AWS permissions, and every step leaves a record in your account.
Overview
Why governed knowledge decides how far Amazon Quick goes
Amazon Quick gives people and agents one place to ask questions, build workflows, and act on enterprise data. As companies take Quick beyond their first teams, security, compliance, and data leaders ask the same questions before they sign off: whose data can an agent see, will two people asking the same question get the same answer, and who is accountable when an agent acts. D8:Platform answers those questions underneath Quick, inside your own AWS account, so the decision to go company-wide is easier to make.
What D8:Platform adds to Amazon Quick
- Governed data from a plain-language request: A user asks in Quick. When the answer needs new data, D8:FLOW proposes a plan and routes each approval by role to whoever owns that sign-off: a designated approver, or the requester giving the agent explicit permission to continue. D8 agents then ingest, clean, catalog, and govern the data before it returns to Quick.
- Accountable agents: Agentic Capital Management™ (ACM) registers each agent with an owner, a purpose, and explicit grants, individually or in batches, with discovery to find what still needs registering. Data registered to ACM is reachable only by registered agents.
- Consistent answers: D8:CAT catalogs your data with business descriptions and lineage to source. D8:KNOW resolves each customer, account, or asset into one entity in a knowledge graph, so it means the same thing across systems that never agreed.
- Work that repeats, runs on its own: Recurring requests become scheduled pipelines in your account, reviewed by the people responsible for them.
How it works
Amazon Quick connects to D8:Platform through a single Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, with ACM governing the connection. Behind it, D8:FLOW orchestrates each request and calls the other D8 agents as the work requires. Each of the eight D8:Platform agents runs in its own Amazon ECS container in your account. Not every question needs new data. When one does, D8 builds it with approval checkpoints on the plan, the mapping, the code, and the results, and deploys repeatable work as AWS Glue jobs and AWS Step Functions workflows through the AWS CLI or Terraform. Outputs land in raw, cleansed, and consumption layers in your Amazon S3. In testing, a 90-word request in Quick produced a governed, cataloged dataset in about 23 minutes.
Built for regulated industries
- Financial services: recurring regulatory reporting as reviewable pipelines with a record of every run.
- Insurance: registered agents, classification-aware access, and approvals routed to the owner of each decision before a company-wide Quick rollout.
- Healthcare: answers that keep protected health information out of what a role doesn't need.
- Energy and manufacturing: one answer across systems that track the same asset under different identifiers.
Security and compliance
D8:Platform builds on the controls already in your AWS account. Your policies stay yours; D8 enforces them and keeps the records your auditors and examiners review.
- In your account: agents, pipelines, and data stay in your AWS environment, within the KMS keys, Region restrictions, and permissions you set. Nothing is copied out to D8TAOPS.
- Network and identity: Quick reaches the D8 MCP server over AWS PrivateLink, with authentication required. Users sign in through Amazon Cognito federated with your identity provider, and every request runs within the requesting user's AWS permissions. Administrator visibility follows
Highlights
- Govern Amazon Quick at enterprise scale: one MCP connection links Quick to D8:Platform, which prepares, catalogs, and governs enterprise data before people and agents use it. Governance, lineage, a semantic layer, and a knowledge graph run in your own AWS account.
- Agent governance with Agentic Capital Management™ (ACM): register agents with an owner, a purpose, and explicit permissions, test them for security, compliance, and fairness, and route approvals to the people who own each decision, with every step on record.
- Built on AWS and bought through AWS Marketplace: runs on Amazon ECS, AWS Glue, AWS Step Functions, and Amazon S3 under your IAM permissions, reached over AWS PrivateLink. Charges appear on your AWS bill and are eligible toward EDP or Private Pricing Agreement commitments.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/month |
|---|---|---|
D8:Platform for Amazon Quick Usage | Governed access to D8:Platform with the Amazon Quick integration and Agentic Capital Management (ACM). Includes the D8 MCP server for Amazon Quick, the eight D8:Platform agents, agent registration and audit through ACM, and onboarding support. Deployed inside the customer AWS account. | $15,000.00 |
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D8:Platform for Amazon Quick subscriptions are sold through AWS Marketplace on a contract basis. Contract fees are non-refundable once the term begins, except where required by applicable law. Customers who believe a charge was made in error should contact D8TAOPS at info@d8taops.com or 877.456.2001. Refunds, where granted, are processed through AWS Marketplace. Terms of a negotiated private offer are governed by that offer and its associated agreement.
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D8 Portal for Amazon Quick
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Initial d8taops portal release supporting Amazon Quick integration.
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D8 Portal for Amazon Quick Deployment Instructions
Thank you for subscribing to this container product. These steps launch the D8 Portal for Amazon Quick, the starting point for your deployment. The D8TAOPS implementation team deploys the D8 MCP server, D8:FLOW, and the other D8 agents as part of implementation, with the MCP server reachable over AWS PrivateLink. The Step 4 example assigns a public IP for a quick start; the implementation team configures subnets and access to match your network policy.
Step 1: Create a Local Template File
Copy the exact JSON payload below and save it locally on your computer as a file named task-definition.json.
{ "containerDefinitions": [ { "name": "container-portal", "image": "<REGISTRY_URL>/<IMAGE_NAME>:<TAG>", "cpu": 0, "portMappings": [ { "containerPort": 8090, "hostPort": 8090, "protocol": "tcp" } ], "essential": true, "environment": [], "mountPoints": [], "volumesFrom": [], "logConfiguration": { "logDriver": "awslogs", "options": { "awslogs-group": "<CW_LOG_GROUP_NAME>", "awslogs-region": "<AWS_REGION>", "awslogs-stream-prefix": "ecs" }, "secretOptions": [] }, "systemControls": [] } ], "family": "<PRODUCT_NAME>-task", "executionRoleArn": "<ECS_EXECUTION_ROLE_ARN>", "networkMode": "awsvpc", "volumes": [], "placementConstraints": [], "runtimePlatform": { "cpuArchitecture": "X86_64", "operatingSystemFamily": "LINUX" }, "requiresCompatibilities": [ "FARGATE" ], "cpu": "1024", "memory": "3072" }Step 2: Replace Template Placeholders
Open the task-definition.json file in a text editor and replace the following placeholder variables (wrapped in < >) with your actual AWS values:
- <REGISTRY_URL>/<IMAGE_NAME>:<TAG>: The Amazon ECR image path provided in your AWS Marketplace fulfillment dashboard after purchase.
- <CW_LOG_GROUP_NAME>: An existing CloudWatch Log Group name where portal logs will be sent (e.g., /aws/ecs/portal-logs).
- <AWS_REGION>: The target AWS region string where you are deploying (e.g., us-east-1).
- <PRODUCT_NAME>: A custom name string for your task identity (e.g., my-web-portal).
- <ECS_EXECUTION_ROLE_ARN>: The full IAM Role ARN that allows the ECS agent to pull images and push logs (must include standard AmazonECSTaskExecutionRolePolicy permissions).
Step 3: Register the Task Definition
Ensure your AWS CLI is authenticated to the correct target account. Execute the following terminal command to register the task:
aws ecs register-task-definition --cli-input-json file://task-definition.jsonStep 4: Run the Task on AWS Fargate
Launch your portal container as a standalone task or within an ECS service. Execute the following CLI command (replace the network subnet and security group IDs with your own VPC details):
aws ecs run-task \ --cluster default \ --task-definition <PRODUCT_NAME>-task \ --launch-type FARGATE \ --network-configuration "awsvpcConfiguration={subnets=[subnet-xxxxxxxx],securityGroups=[sg-xxxxxxxx],assignPublicIp=ENABLED}"Support
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D8TAOPS provides direct support for all D8:Platform deployments on AWS Marketplace.
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- Email: info@d8taops.com
- Phone: 877.456.2001
Onboarding and Deployment Support: Enterprise customers typically receive dedicated onboarding assistance and access to a named technical contact during the deployment period. The D8TAOPS team works directly with your organization to assess your current data landscape, configure agents for your specific sources and governance requirements, and guide you through production readiness.
Ongoing Support: Support covers platform operation, troubleshooting, configuration changes, and issue resolution. Support terms, response commitments, and coverage details are defined at time of contract and may vary by engagement.
Getting Started: After subscribing on AWS Marketplace, schedule a discovery call with D8TAOPS to scope your deployment and establish your support engagement terms. For questions about refunds or billing, contact D8TAOPS directly via email or phone.
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