xLake consolidates Spark, Trino, and Jupyter under a single control plane — on your Kubernetes cluster, inside your VPC, on your terms.





xlake runs Spark Java, Spark Python, Notebook, and Trino jobs from a single Jobs dashboard — not per-engine consoles bolted together.
xLake installs into your existing Kubernetes namespace. No proprietary runtime. No infrastructure replacement. No external control plane.
Standard Kubernetes constructs only — namespaces, resource quotas, node pools. Nothing proprietary.
Write standard SQL. xLake's Trino engine builds an optimized distributed execution plan across every registered catalog.
Access controls and catalog visibility are evaluated at the query layer — natively — before a single byte is read.
Queries run on your Kubernetes clusters — EKS, AKS, GKE, or on-prem K8s 1.20+. You control resource limits and cost ceilings.
Results go directly to the requesting system. No intermediate copies. No sync jobs. No replication pipelines.
Query history and execution logs capture which catalogs and nodes handled each stage. Deeper observability added via Pulse observability integration.

Every cost driver that legacy platforms obscure or ignore — surfaced and resolved.
No. xLake is designed so that engineers and data practitioners can describe pipeline intent in plain language — what data to move, how to transform it, and where it should land. xLake handles all code generation. Knowledge of Spark syntax or orchestration frameworks is not required to author a production-ready pipeline.
Agents detect and resolve issues proactively, maintaining SLAs even when pipelines fail.
Yes—trust agents validate data early in the workflow, reducing errors downstream.
ADM works with Airflow, Snowflake, Databricks, and more—enhancing your stack without disruption.
Governance agents enforce policy and traceability across workflows—supporting GDPR, HIPAA, ESG, and more.
Customers typically see 30–50% faster workflows and 80% fewer quality incidents.