AWS Real-time Analytics

Unlock instant insights and respond faster
with real-time AWS analytics.

Make Smarter, Faster Decisions with Real-time Data Insights

In today’s fast-paced business world, real-time data is critical to staying ahead. Our AWS Real-time Analytics services empower you to capture, process, and analyze streaming data as it happens, delivering instant insights that drive proactive decision-making and operational excellence.

Using powerful AWS technologies like Kinesis, Lambda, Redshift, Glue, and Athena, we build scalable, low-latency analytics solutions that process high-velocity data from various sources—helping you monitor trends, detect anomalies, and respond to business events in real-time.

Our AWS Real-Time Analytics Services


At Exilon, we design and implement robust, low-latency analytics solutions using AWS-native services to help businesses unlock the power of streaming data. Our services are tailored to provide end-to-end support—from ingestion to insights.

Real-Time Data Ingestion & Stream Processing

Event-Driven Architecture Implementation

Performance Optimization & Cost Control

Real-Time Dashboards & Visualization

AI/ML-Enriched Streaming Analytics

Real-Time Alerts & Notifications

Low-Latency Data Processing

Real-Time Decision-Making

Scalable Architecture

Cost-Efficient Streaming Solutions

Seamless Integration

Advanced AI/ML Capabilities

Why Exilon?

Experience, Expertise, and Excellence

AWS-Certified Analytics Specialists

Event-Driven Architecture Proficiency

End-to-End Streaming Expertise

AI-Integrated Analytics Solutions

Custom Dashboards & Alerting

Cost-Efficient, Scalable Deployments

FAQs

What is AWS Real-time Analytics?

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AWS Real-time Analytics involves capturing and processing streaming data as it arrives to provide instant insights and enable immediate actions across business processes.

Which AWS services are commonly used for real-time analytics?

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Core services include Amazon Kinesis, AWS Lambda, Amazon Redshift, Glue, Athena, and QuickSight, depending on your data sources and analytic needs.

What are some common use cases for real-time analytics?

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Popular use cases include fraud detection, live customer behavior tracking, IoT device monitoring, operational dashboards, and instant anomaly detection.

How is real-time analytics different from batch analytics?

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Real-time analytics processes data as it is generated, providing immediate insights, while batch analytics processes large volumes of data at scheduled intervals, often with some delay.

How do you handle the scalability of real-time data pipelines?

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We design elastic, fault-tolerant architectures using AWS services that automatically scale based on data volume and system demand to ensure continuous, reliable performance.