Aitor Artola and Tirso Calonge, from Teknei, presented Lainotik, a web platform that enables the deployment, orchestration and monitoring of open-source data services on any Kubernetes cluster, whether in the cloud or on-premises.

Rather than setting up a data platform from scratch, relying on a hyperscaler or purchasing a proprietary suite, Lainotik offers the benefits of open source as a managed service, free from vendor lock-in. Its catalogue includes tools such as Airflow, Spark, Flink, Kafka, NiFi, Trino, Superset, Grafana, MLflow and ThingsBoard, all ready to use via a unified portal available in Basque, English and Spanish.

The platform enables the centralised management of multiple clusters, the allocation of CPU, memory and storage on demand, and the monitoring of each service from a single point. Furthermore, it guarantees data sovereignty: information always remains on the customer’s infrastructure, with encrypted communications, VPN access and IP filtering.

Lainotik is already being used in IIoT projects for production control, the servitisation of connected products, data source virtualisation and business intelligence platforms. Its roadmap includes expanding the catalogue with new open source services and proprietary solutions in freemium and premium models.

The session included a live demo.