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The community around the open source project Trino is at the heart of Starburst. The creators and many maintainers are on our teams. Our...
If you haven’t heard of Trino before, it is a query engine that speaks the language of many genres of databases. As such, Trino...
Data engineers are struggling to keep up with the demands of their data consumers. Every team has their favorite database object storage or other...
Greetings Trino nation, As mentioned in last year’s Presto Summit blog, “It’s not goodbye, it’s see you later!” We may not have guessed at...
Welcome back to the Trino on Ice blog series that has so far covered some very interesting high level concepts of the Iceberg model,...
Welcome back to this blog series discussing the amazing features of Apache Iceberg. In the last two blog posts, we’ve covered a lot of...
In-place table evolution and cloud compatibility with Iceberg ...
We’re excited to debut this blog series ‘Trino on Ice’ with a gentle introduction to Iceberg. Stay tuned for future posts from the Trino...
After a decade of running Hive queries on their data lakes, many companies are astonished at the speeds in which they are able to...
TL;DR: The Hive connector is what you use in Starburst Enterprise for reading data from object storage that is organized according to the rules...
In this video, I walk you through the steps of migrating between an existing EMR Presto cluster that has existing data in S3 and...
In today’s data architecture economy, there are no shortages of options when it comes to choosing various distributions and deployment strategies for a given...
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