Oceany — The Data Governance Layer for Companies with Data Everywhere

A single self-hosted deployment in your AWS account that unifies ERP, databases, files and SaaS into a governed data lake, exposed to AI agents and any MCP client.

AWS Bedrock Amazon S3 Tables (Iceberg) Amazon Athena AWS Glue Amazon RDS Amazon Cognito Model Context Protocol (MCP)
Radix Overview

Radix is a technology company with over 10 years of experience in Cloud Computing, DevOps, Artificial Intelligence, and web/mobile development. It designs serverless architectures, automates infrastructure with Infrastructure as Code, and integrates generative AI solutions. Radix is a member of the AWS Partner Network, with a specialization in data platform modernization.

Oceany Overview

Oceany is the intermediate layer that sits between business data sources and the systems that consume them: it consolidates data into a governed lakehouse and controls access to it through AI agents and an MCP server. It is not a BI tool, not a visual ETL, and it does not replace CRM/ERP: it is the single funnel through which every consumer accesses data, once.

Self-hosted in Your AWS Account

No data leaves the customer perimeter.

Native MCP

One single integration for BI, chatbots, IDEs, third-party agents.

Zero AWS Console Operations

Connectors, agents and MCP are managed from one single GUI.

Use Cases

Oceany applies wherever business data is fragmented across multiple systems and a single, governed point is needed to query it with AI.

ERP + Line-of-Business Consolidation

A company with a legacy ERP, a few line-of-business systems and SharePoint files unifies everything into an Iceberg lakehouse, queryable in natural language by a Bedrock agent.

Scale: 2–10 heterogeneous sources

Data Exposure via MCP

The Oceany deployment becomes an MCP server for Claude Desktop, Cursor, third-party agents and downstream BI suites, which integrate once and never touch the sources directly.

Scale: N external MCP clients

AI Assistant on Business Data

A non-technical user asks natural-language questions ("what is customer X's exposure?") and a Bedrock agent answers by combining lakehouse and operational data, with no queries and no IT involved.

Scale: any business team
Reference Architecture

Oceany is installed as a single deployment in the customer's AWS account, operated by Radix cross-account. Everything that is Oceany — connectors, lake, agents, MCP server — runs inside the customer's perimeter.

Oceany architecture diagram on AWS
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GUI & Governance - Centralized Management Platform

Single Management GUI: dashboard, connectors, pipeline monitor, agent playground, MCP and audit log.

Authentication and Access Control: managed through Amazon Cognito.

Catalog & Governance: schema, lineage and permissions on every dataset.

Immutable Audit: every operation, tool invocation and agent interaction is tracked.

Data & AI Layer - Ingestion, Lakehouse and Agents

Connector Framework: a validate → discover → sync pipeline across a catalog of file-drop, Postgres, MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle, REST, S3, SharePoint, and external MCP.

Hybrid Ingestion: scheduled pull for API-based sources, planned batch for raw databases.

Analytical Lakehouse: data consolidated and queryable with SQL-like queries, raw/curated/cold zones.

Operational Database: the Oceany control plane, application database and connected line-of-business systems.

AI Agents and MCP Server: model + tools + knowledge base + guardrails with swap and no redeploy; bidirectional MCP server (outbound for external clients, inbound as a connector, registry for tool routing).

Key Capabilities: No AWS console operations — everything self-service from the GUI • Multi-workspace with RLS isolation • API-first ingestion or Glue JDBC batch, incremental + periodic full reconcile • Iceberg lakehouse queryable via Athena, merge-on-read, predicate pushdown • Bedrock agents with model swap (Claude/Nova/Llama/Mistral) with no redeploy • Outbound MCP server with per-workspace tool/secret/rate-limit management • MCP registry for dynamic orchestration of external tools • Chat channels (WhatsApp Business, Telegram) as query interfaces • KMS encryption, Secrets Manager, audit log exportable to S3

Target Customer Profiles

Who Oceany is built for.

SMB & Mid-Market with Fragmented Data (50–500 People)

Profile

Legacy ERP, multiple line-of-business systems, SharePoint files, zero internal capacity to unify them.

Requirements

They want a single, vertically-integrated product, not 12 tools to assemble.

Example

Manufacturing company with multiple sites.

Organizations That Want to Expose Data via MCP

Profile

Already have BI, chatbot or downstream agents and want one governed access point.

Requirements

OAuth 2.1, audit, granular per-workspace control.

Example

BI suite with orchestrator agents consuming Oceany as the single source.

Companies with Data Residency and Predictable Cost Constraints

Profile

Don't want a central multi-tenant SaaS, need self-hosted with simplified GDPR (data never leaves the customer account).

Requirements

Certain budget, no dependency on a third-party data vendor.

Example

Regulated SMB handling sensitive or confidential third-party data.

Ideal Customer Profile: Data scattered across multiple systems (ERP, DB, files, SaaS) with no consolidation point • Needs natural-language queries on business data via AI agents • Data sovereignty requirement (self-hosted, nothing leaves their own AWS account) • Wants to integrate BI/chatbot/external agents once, not per source • IT budget compatible with a fixed, verifiable-cost cloud deployment

Engagement Model

Guided activation of the Oceany deployment in the customer's AWS account, operated by Radix cross-account, with assisted configuration of connectors and agents. A fast path: from request to first operational agent in two weeks.

Phase 1: Discovery & Source Mapping (days 1–2)

Inventory of data sources and access permissions.

Deliverable: ingestion plan.

Phase 2: Environment & Connector Activation (days 3–6)

Deployment rollout and activation of core connectors (file-drop, Postgres/MySQL/SQL Server/Oracle, REST, SharePoint) via guided wizard.

Deliverable: operational ingestion pipelines.

Phase 3: AI Agents & MCP Setup (days 7–9)

Configuration of agents, knowledge base and outbound MCP server.

Deliverable: tested agent playground and MCP.

Phase 4: Testing & Go-Live (day 10)

End-to-end validation and production activation.

Deliverable: operational deployment with active audit.

Project Timeline & Scope

Standard scope: up to 5 connectors, 1 business team: two weeks, from request to go-live.

Extended scope: custom connectors, additional chat channels, tailored integrations: configurable at a later stage, without stopping operations already active.

What's Included

  • 1 Complete deployment, ready to use in your AWS account
  • 2 Core catalog connectors (file-drop, relational DBs, REST, SharePoint)
  • 3 AI agent configuration + knowledge base
  • 4 Outbound MCP server with client management
  • 5 Single management GUI (no AWS console operations)
  • 6 Audit log and go-live support
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Bring Oceany into Your Company

One deployment, one AWS account, a single governed access point to your data. If your data is scattered across ERP, line-of-business systems, files and SaaS and you want a single source of truth queryable by AI agents and any MCP client, Oceany installs in your AWS account in a few weeks, at a verifiable cost on your invoice.

Next Steps

  • 1 Book a free consultation
  • 2 Data source inventory and workspace requirements
  • 3 Blueprint deployment in your AWS account
  • 4 Go-live with connectors, agents and MCP active