Our efforts around Trino Summit 2024 are ramping up and the event is creeping closer and closer. We are really looking forward to the two-day, free, virtual event in December about all things Trino.
While we are working hard to put together the SQL basecamps before Trino Summit training sessions and other community events, a number of your awesome peers from the Trino community submitted session proposals, and we are excited to share that glimpse on the agenda for Trino Summit 2024.
First batch of sessions #
Let’s see what already settled on the agenda.
Running Trino as exabyte-scale data warehouse #
Presented by Alagappan Maruthappan from Netflix
Netflix operates over 15 Trino clusters, efficiently handling more than 10 million queries each month. As the initial creator of the Apache Iceberg, Netflix has over 1 million Iceberg tables extensively using the Trino Iceberg connector. In this session we talk about the operational challenges faced, internal efficiency improvements, and our experience with upgrading to the latest Trino version.
A Lakehouse that simply works #
Presented by Vincenzo Cassaro from Prezi
With the billions of tech and vendor proposal, it’s easy to loose track of what truly matters. Vincenzo would like to show how a simple combination of established, maintained, open source technologies can make a lakehouse that truly works for a 150M users company.
How Trino and dbt unleashed many-to-many interoperability at Bazaar #
Presented by Shahzad Siddiqi, Siddique Ahmad, and Usman Ghani from Bazaar
Learn how Bazaar leveraged the combined power of Trino and dbt to scale their data platform effectively. This talk delves into the strategies and technologies used to enable many-to-many integration, fueling data-driven decision-making across the organization.
Maximizing cost efficiency in data analytics with Trino and Iceberg #
Presented by Gopi Bhagavathula from Branch
At Branch, we realized that our existing architecture, was not only expensive but also becoming unsustainable as data volumes grew for one of our business units and we decided to adopt Trino and Apache Iceberg. Our journey of migrating from Apache Druid to Trino and Iceberg taught us that the right combination of tools can transform data analytics for one of our internal business units, offering the perfect balance between cost savings, performance, and scalability. Learn more how we achieved 7-figure savings with a few “compromises”.
Using Trino as a strangler fig #
Presented by Trevor Kennedy from Fanduel
This talk discusses how FanDuel uses Trino to migrate analysts from Redshift to Delta Lake using Martin Fowler’s Strangler Fig pattern. Trino slowly took roots after initial trials, started replacing parts of the legacy system, and eventually will be a complete replacement with a shadow of the original system.
Enduring with persistence to reach the summit #
Presented by Martin Traverso from Starburst
In the keynote Martin presents the latest and greatest news from the Trino project and the Trino community. With more contributors, more maintainers, and a larger community we got a lot done since Trino Fest in June. Find out the details from the co-creator of Trino.
Surely, you don’t need any more convincing and you are ready to proceed to
Continued call for speakers #
Now that you registered and saw what others have submitted and got accepted, we are sure you are thinking:
Well, thats interesting, but I can submit a talk like that and even better!
We agree and know you are up to it, so go ahead and submit a proposal:
And if necessary, check the original announcement for more tips and ideas.
Sponsor Trino Summit #
To make the event a smashing hit, we are also looking for more sponsors. Starburst, as the organizing sponsor of the event, is excited and interested to collaborating with other organizations from the Trino community. If you are interested in sponsoring, email [email protected] for information.