Run Trino on Kubernetes using the Trino Helm chart. This allows you to deploy locally, or running full-scale systems on the cloud.
Try Trino on Kubernetes >>Start Trino using container tools like Docker. Use this method to experiment with Trino without worrying about scalability and orchestration.
Spin up Trino on Docker >>Use the tarball for fine-tuned deployments and customizing the installment of Trino. Learn the fundamentals of deploying a Trino cluster.
Learn how to deploy Trino >>The current Trino release is version 471. Learn more details from the release notes.
Use the container trinodb/trino:471,
the tarball, or have a look at
trino-packages
You can run queries using the interactive command line interface.
trino-cli-471-executable.jarConnect to Trino from Java using the JDBC driver, which is available in Maven Central.
trino-jdbc-471.jarIf you need help using or running Trino, please ask a question on Slack. Please report any issue you find with Trino.
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