TiDB Cloud Release Notes in 2025
This page lists the release notes of TiDB Cloud in 2025.
January 21, 2025
Console changes
Support importing a single local CSV file of up to 250 MiB per task to TiDB Cloud Serverless clusters, increased from the previous limit of 50 MiB.
For more information, see Import Local Files to TiDB Cloud.
January 14, 2025
General changes
Support a new AWS region for TiDB Cloud Dedicated clusters:
Jakarta (ap-southeast-3)
.Introduce the Notifications feature, which enables you to stay informed instantly with TiDB Cloud updates and alerts through the TiDB Cloud console.
For more information, see Notifications.
January 2, 2025
General changes
Support creating TiDB node groups for TiDB Cloud Dedicated clusters to enhance resource management flexibility.
For more information, see Overview of TiDB Node Group.
Support connecting TiDB Cloud Dedicated clusters to generic Kafka in AWS and Google Cloud through Private Connect (beta).
Private Connect leverages Private Link or Private Service Connect technologies from cloud providers to enable changefeeds in the TiDB Cloud VPC to connect to Kafka in customers' VPCs using private IP addresses, as if those Kafkas were hosted directly within the TiDB Cloud VPC. This feature helps prevent VPC CIDR conflicts and meets security compliance requirements.
For Apache Kafka in AWS, follow the instructions in Set Up Self-Hosted Kafka Private Link Service in AWS to configure the network connection.
For Apache Kafka in Google Cloud, follow the instructions in Set Up Self-Hosted Kafka Private Service Connect in Google Cloud to configure the network connection.
Note that using this feature incurs additional Private Data Link costs.
For more information, see Changefeed Sink to Apache Kafka.
Introduce additional configurable options for Kafka changefeeds:
Support using the Debezium protocol. Debezium is a tool for capturing database changes. It converts each captured database change into a message called an event, and sends these events to Kafka. For more information, see TiCDC Debezium Protocol.
Support defining a single partition dispatcher for all tables, or different partition dispatchers for different tables.
Introduce two new dispatcher types for the partition distribution of Kafka messages: timestamp and column value.
For more information, see Sink to Apache Kafka.
Enhance roles in TiDB Cloud:
Introduce the
Project Viewer
andOrganization Billing Viewer
roles to enhance granular access control on TiDB Cloud.Rename the following roles:
Organization Member
toOrganization Viewer
Organization Billing Admin
toOrganization Billing Manager
Organization Console Audit Admin
toOrganization Console Audit Manager
For more information, see Identity Access Management.
Regional high availability (beta) for TiDB Cloud Serverless clusters.
This feature is designed for workloads that require maximum infrastructure redundancy and business continuity. Key functions include:
- Nodes are distributed across multiple availability zones to ensure high availability in the event of a zone failure.
- Critical OLTP (Online Transactional Processing) components, such as PD and TiKV, are replicated across availability zones for redundancy.
- Automatic failover minimizes service disruption during a primary zone failure.
This feature is currently available only in the AWS Tokyo (ap-northeast-1) region and can be enabled only during cluster creation.
For more information, see High Availability in TiDB Cloud Serverless.
Upgrade the default TiDB version of new TiDB Cloud Dedicated clusters from v8.1.1 to v8.1.2.
Console changes
Strengthen the data export service:
Support exporting data from TiDB Cloud Serverless to Google Cloud Storage and Azure Blob Storage through the TiDB Cloud console.
Support exporting data in Parquet files through the TiDB Cloud console.
For more information, see Export Data from TiDB Cloud Serverless and Configure External Storage Access for TiDB Cloud Serverless.