News from the community of users and contributors
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!
We’re excited to announce that as of version 432, Trino can run with Java 21. In fact, the Trino Docker image uses Java 21 now. We have done upgrades to...
In the second part of our training series Learning SQL with Trino from the experts Martin Traverso and I built on top of the foundational knowledge from the first training...
In our training series Learning SQL with Trino from the experts Martin Traverso, Dain Sundstrom, David Phillips, and myself will run through the wide range of SQL support and features...
The Trino community in Japan held an online event on October 5th, 2023. This article is a summary of the conference aiming to share the presentations and provide an overview....
You started with one Trino cluster, and your users like the power for SQL and querying all sorts of data sources. Then you needed to upgrade and got a cluster...
Do you have a rough idea of what SQL is? Do you need to get data out of object storage in the cloud and some relational database at the same...
Trino, Trino, Trino everywhere. Just looking at our website stats and the users in our community chat, we know that Trino is going places. We also know that one of...
The Trino community is buzzing. Commander Bun Bun is ready to invite you all to join us for Trino Summit 2023. And “all” really means everyone in the community. The...
Fugue may be an unfamiliar name to those in the Trino ecosystem. It’s another Python tool, a programming model built to enhance interoperability between Python and SQL. On the Python...