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Wherobots Cloud provides multiple ways to develop and run spatial analytics workloads — from interactive notebooks to automated pipelines.

Interactive Development

In Wherobots, you can develop interactively in Jupyter notebooks or SQL sessions.

AI-Assisted Development

The Wherobots MCP server lets you interact with your spatial data catalogs, generate Spatial queries, and execute those queries through natural language prompts in AI-powered IDEs like VS Code Copilot. Commands executed through the MCP server are categorized as SQL Session workloads.

Automated Development

In Wherobots, automated workloads are defined as Job Runs, which can execute Python or JAR scripts on demand or on a schedule, and SQL Sessions, which can execute SQL queries via the SQL Operator. You can submit Job Runs from the UI, API, or Airflow provider.

SQL API & SDKs

The Wherobots Spatial SQL API lets you execute spatial queries programmatically from Python, Java, and REST. Use it to integrate Wherobots into your applications, automate workflows, or run queries from your local machine.

Spatial SQL API

Execute Spatial SQL queries programmatically via Python, Java, and REST.

Storage

Wherobots Cloud offers multiple storage options for your spatial data, including built-in managed storage and integration with your own Amazon S3 buckets. In notebooks, you can seamlessly access data from the file system, managed storage, and S3 in a unified way.

RasterFlow

End-to-end inference engine for large-scale raster processing and geospatial ML workflows.

Orchestration

Schedule and automate Wherobots workloads from Apache Airflow DAGs. Use the Airflow provider to orchestrate notebooks, SQL sessions, and job runs alongside your other data workflows.

Monitoring

Workload History provides a comprehensive view of all your Wherobots workloads, including notebooks, SQL sessions, job runs, and automated workloads executed via the MCP server. Monitor resource consumption, track performance, and troubleshoot issues in one place.

Workload History

Monitor notebooks, SQL sessions, job runs to track Spatial Unit (SU) consumption.

Runtimes & Compute

Runtimes

Understand runtime types (General Purpose, Memory Optimized, GPU Optimized), billing in Spatial Units, and how to request compute access.