Hydrolix, a company specialized in optimizing data processing in cloud environments, has announced that it has received the Amazon CloudFront Ready certification, a recognition awarded by Amazon Web Services (AWS) to solutions that have demonstrated successful integration with its content delivery network (CDNA CDN, short for Content Delivery Network). With this distinction, Hydrolix reinforces its presence in the AWS ecosystem, positioning itself as a key provider of observability and real-time data analytics solutions.
An Innovative Solution for Managing Large Volumes of Data
Achieving the Amazon CloudFront Ready certification allows Hydrolix to establish itself as a strategic partner of AWS in reducing operational costs and efficiently handling vast volumes of log data. Its streaming data lake platform transforms the economics of data analytics through advanced techniques in compression, decoupled storage, and real-time processing.
“Hydrolix alleviates the observability challenges that companies face daily, such as rising costs, managing billions of data logs, and the need to identify security and performance issues before they escalate into crises. Our clients have already reduced their costs by 75% while analyzing hundreds of terabytes of data in real time and consolidating all their information into a single dashboard,” explained Marty Kagan, co-founder and CEO of Hydrolix.
Key Advantages of the Hydrolix Platform
Hydrolix stands out from other cloud observability solutions due to its ability to manage data more efficiently and cost-effectively:
- Cost Reduction: With its 25-50x compression and decoupled architecture, Hydrolix enables storage and processing costs to be reduced by 75% compared to other providers. One client was able to decrease costs by 200% after implementing the service.
- Fast Queries: All data is kept in hot mode, allowing for queries in under three seconds, regardless of the age of the information.
- Simple and Quick Integration: Hydrolix can be implemented in less than 20 minutes, adapting to existing frontend solutions within the organization.
- Data Unification: The platform allows for the consolidation of multiple data sources into a single dashboard, facilitating the identification and resolution of issues in real time.
- Real-Time Bulk Ingestion: Hydrolix can process billions of records instantly. A client in the media sector used this technology to manage the largest sporting event of the year, collecting 53 billion records and reducing 41 terabytes of raw data to just 5.76 terabytes of compressed data in real time.
Expansion in the AWS Ecosystem and New Integrations in 2025
In addition to its integration with Amazon CloudFront, Hydrolix is also working on compatibility with other AWS services such as AWS WAF (Web Application Firewall) and AWS Elemental, expanding its capability to offer edge observability solutions. The company has confirmed that in the first half of 2025 it will announce new integrations with additional cloud services.
The Amazon CloudFront Ready certification is part of the AWS Service Ready Program, an initiative designed to help customers identify proven and optimized technological solutions for AWS infrastructure. This allows companies to implement tools more quickly and reliably, reducing the time spent evaluating new products.
The Future of Cloud Observability
With a focus on cost optimization and operational efficiency, Hydrolix positions itself as a key player in the future of cloud observability. Its technology not only facilitates the early detection of performance and security issues but also enables businesses to handle unprecedented data volumes in a scalable and affordable manner.
“Hydrolix has changed the way we manage our data. We can ingest large volumes of information, query it in under three seconds, and significantly reduce operational costs,” stated Floriant Bourgeois, founder of TwicPics by Frontify.