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TiDB Cloud Lake Overview

TiDB Cloud Lake is a cloud-native data warehouse service for analytics workloads. It separates compute and storage, allowing you to provision warehouses independently, scale with workload changes, and store data cost-effectively in object storage.

TiDB Cloud Lake supports ANSI SQL, semi-structured data processing, vector search, and AI-oriented workflows in one platform. It is designed for teams that want a managed analytics experience without operating the underlying infrastructure themselves.

Why TiDB Cloud Lake?

TiDB Cloud Lake brings analytics, vector, search, and geo workloads together in one cloud-native platform. With storage-compute separation, ANSI SQL support, and managed infrastructure, teams can work on multi-modal data with better flexibility, performance, and cost efficiency.

FeatureDescriptionLearn more
Unified EngineAnalytics, vector, search, and geo share one optimizer and runtime.TiDB Cloud Lake Architecture
Unified DataStructured, semi-structured, unstructured, and vector data share object storage.TiDB Cloud Lake Architecture
Analytics NativeANSI SQL, windowing, incremental aggregates, and streaming power BI run on the same platform.Worksheets
Vector NativeEmbeddings, vector indexes, and semantic retrieval all run in SQL.Vector Search
Search NativeFull-text search and inverted indexes power hybrid retrieval.Full-Text Index
Geo NativeGeospatial indexes and functions power map and location services.Geo Analytics

Get Started

  1. Quick Start: Create your account and run your first workflow.
  2. Connect to TiDB Cloud Lake: Choose the right client or driver for your workflow.
  3. Learn the architecture: Understand the metadata, compute, and storage layers.
  4. Explore product features: Start with analytics, vector, search, and geo capabilities.

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