Trino: The Definitive Guide, 2/E:

Perform Fast Interactive Analytics Against Different Data Sources Using The Trino High-Performance Distributed SQL Query Engine. In The Second Edition Of This Practical Guide, You'll Learn How To Conduct Analytics On Data Where It Lives, Whether It's A Data Lake Using Hive, A Modern Lakehouse With Iceberg Or Delta Lake, A Different System Like Cassandra, Kafka, Or Singlestore, Or A Relational Database Like Postgresql Or Oracle.Analysts, Software Engineers, And Production Engineers Learn How To Manage, Use, And Even Develop With Trino And Make It A Critical Part Of Their Data Platform. Authors Matt Fuller, Manfred Moser, And Martin Traverso Show You How A Single Trino Query Can Combine Data From Multiple Sources To Allow For Analytics Across Your Entire Organization.
Explore Trino's Use Cases, And Learn About Tools That Help You Connect To Trino For Querying And Processing Huge Amounts Of Data
Learn Trino's Internal Workings, Including How To Connect To And Query Data Sources With Support For SQL Statements, Operators, Functions, And More
Deploy And Secure Trino At Scale, Monitor Workloads, Tune Queries, And Connect More Applications
Learn How Other Organizations Apply Trino Successfully
About The Author Matt Fuller Is A Co-Founder At Starburst Data, The Analytics Anywhere Company. Prior To Founding Starburst, Matt Was A Director Of Engineering At Teradata, Where He Worked To Build The New Center For Hadoop Division Within The Company. As A Major Part Of This, Matt Worked To Bring Trino To The Enterprise Market. Matt Has Managed A Team Contributing To The Open Source Trino Project Since 2015 And Led The Internal Trino Product Roadmap. Starburst Was Later Formed From This Team At Teradata. Manfred Moser Is A Community Advocate, Writer, Trainer And Software Engineer At Starburst. Manfred Has A Long History Of Developing And Advocating Open Source Software. Martin Traverso Is The Cofounder Of The Trino Software Foundation And CTO At Starburst Data. Prior To Starburst, Martin Worked As A Software Engineer At Facebook Where He Saw The Need For Fast Interactive SQL Analytics. Martin And Three Other Engineers Worked To Create What Became Trino.