News from the community of users and contributors
It was not that long ago that we first announced support for Java 21, and subsequently made it a build and runtime requirement with Trino 436.
Since then, the codebase received some significant improvements in readability, and we have also seen better performance. However, innovation in Trino and Java is not holding still, on the contrary - it’s accelerating. On the Java commmunity side, Java 22 is just about to be released, and we think it is time to drive innovation in Trino even further. Trino is going to use and require Java 22 soon!
Thinking about our recent work on caching in Trino reminds me of the famous saying, “There are only two hard things in computer science: cache invalidation and naming things.” Well, in the Trino community we know all about caching and naming. With the recent Trino 439 release, caching from object storage file systems got a refresh. Catalogs using the Delta Lake, Hive, Iceberg, and soon Hudi connectors now get to access performance benefits from the new Alluxio-powered file system caching.
Do you know where the name ‘Trino’ comes from? It’s actually a shortened form of ‘neutrino’. These fast and lightweight subatomic particles have recently made their way to Japan. You can now reserve your copy of the Japanese edition of Trino: The Definitive Guide!
After the resounding success of Trino Fest and Trino Summit in 2023, Commander Bun Bun has exciting news to share: we’re taking our biggest events of the year back to...
Trino now ships with an access control integration using the popular and widely used Open Policy Agent (OPA) from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. The release of Trino 438 marks...
If “Wrapped” is good enough for Spotify, it’s good enough for Trino, right? As we look forward to a bright 2024, we can also take a moment to get sentimental,...
Two days of non-stop Trino action are done! Last week, Trino Summit 2023 took place virtually another great community event. Great presentations from Trino experts across the globe showed different...
Are you ready? Trino Summit 2023 is just two days away, and our lineup of speakers, sponsors, and activities is truly amazing. Make sure to register and join us live....
In the fourth part of our training series Learning SQL with Trino from the experts Martin Traverso, Dain Sundstrom and I took on the big topic of aggregation functions, and...
As winter nears, the days may be getting shorter, but so is the wait until Trino Summit 2023! It’ll be here before you know it on December 13th and 14th....
In the third part of our training series Learning SQL with Trino from the experts David Phillips and I changed gears from reading data and performing analytics with Trino. We...
We want to see the best SQL routines you can write, feature them as examples in the documentation, and send you some goodies as a reward!