Last week we held Trino Fest, and it kept us all so busy, we forgot to spend time chilling by the lakehouse! Great demos, amazing announcements, new plugins, and use cases reached our active audience. Thanks go to our event host and organizer Starburst, to our sponsors AWS and Alluxio, to our many well-prepared speakers, and to our great live audience. Now you get a chance to catch up on anything you missed.
In the weeks leading up to the event, we published numerous blog posts, and racked up great interest in the Trino community and beyond. Over 1100 registrations blew away our numbers from last year. More importantly, during the two half-days of the event, we had over 560 attendees watching live and participating in the busy chat.
Sessions #
If you could not attend every session, or if you missed out on attending completely, then we’ve got great news for you! You still have a chance to learn from the presentations and the experience and knowledge of our speakers.
- Trino for lakehouses, data oceans, and beyond presented by Martin Traverso, co-creator of Trino and CTO at Starburst.
- Anomaly detection for Salesforce’s production data using Trino presented by Geeta Shankar and Tuli Nivas from Salesforce.
- Zero-cost reporting presented by Jan Waś from Starburst.
- CDC patterns in Apache Iceberg presented by Ryan Blue from Tabular.
- Ibis: Because SQL is everywhere and so is Python presented by Phillip Cloud from Voltron Data.
- AWS Athena (Trino) in the cybersecurity space presented by Anas Shakra from Artic Wolf.
- Skip rocks and files: Turbocharge Trino queries with Hudi’s multi-modal indexing subsystem presented by Nadine Farah and Sagar Sumit from OneHouse.
- Redis & Trino - Real-time indexed SQL queries (new connector) presented by Allen Terleto and Julien Ruaux from Redis.
- Let it SNOW for Trino presented by Erik Anderson from Bloomberg and Yu Teng from ForePaaS.
- DuneSQL, a query engine for blockchain data presented by Miguel Filipe and Jonas Irgens Kylling from Dune.
- Data Mesh implementation using Hive views presented by Alejandro Rojas from Comcast.
- Inspecting Trino on ice presented by Kevin Liu from Stripe.
- Trino optimization with distributed caching on Data Lake presented by Hope Wang and Beinan Wang from Alluxio.
- Starburst Galaxy: A romance of many architectures presented by Benjamin Jeter from Datto.
- FugueSQL, Interoperable Python and Trino for interactive workloads presented by Kevin Kho.
Next up #
This first recap is sharing all the video recordings with you all if you can’t wait. But stay tuned, because we’ll also be publishing individual blog posts and recaps for each session, and they’ll include additional useful info:
- Summary of the main lessons and takeaways from the session
- Slide decks for you to browse on your own
- Interesting and fun quotes from the speakers and audience
- Notes and impressions from the audience and event hosts
- Questions and answer during the event
- Links to further documentation, tutorials, and other resources
We’ll be rolling out recap posts for a few talks each week, so keep an eye out on our community chat or the website for updates.
At the same time, we are already marching ahead and planning towards our next major event in autumn. Trino Summit 2023 - here we come!