Perform Fast Interactive Analytics Against Different Data Sources Using The Trino High-Performance Distributed SQL Query Engine. In The Second Edition Of This Practical Guide, You'll Learn How To Conduct Analytics On Data Where It Lives, Whether It's A Data Lake Using Hive, A Modern Lakehouse With Iceberg Or Delta Lake, A Different System Like Cassandra, Kafka, Or Singlestore, Or A Relational Database Like Postgresql Or Oracle.

Analysts, Software Engineers, And Production Engineers Learn How To Manage, Use, And Even Develop With Trino And Make It A Critical Part Of Their Data Platform. Authors Matt Fuller, Manfred Moser, And Martin Traverso Show You How A Single Trino Query Can Combine Data From Multiple Sources To Allow For Analytics Across Your Entire Organization.

• Explore Trino's Use Cases, And Learn About Tools That Help You Connect To Trino For Querying And Processing Huge Amounts Of Data
• Learn Trino's Internal Workings, Including How To Connect To And Query Data Sources With Support For SQL Statements, Operators, Functions, And More
• Deploy And Secure Trino At Scale, Monitor Workloads, Tune Queries, And Connect More Applications
• Learn How Other Organizations Apply Trino Successfully

About The Author

Matt Fuller Is A Co-Founder At Starburst Data, The Analytics Anywhere Company. Prior To Founding Starburst, Matt Was A Director Of Engineering At Teradata, Where He Worked To Build The New Center For Hadoop Division Within The Company. As A Major Part Of This, Matt Worked To Bring Trino To The Enterprise Market. Matt Has Managed A Team Contributing To The Open Source Trino Project Since 2015 And Led The Internal Trino Product Roadmap. Starburst Was Later Formed From This Team At Teradata.

Manfred Moser Is A Community Advocate, Writer, Trainer And Software Engineer At Starburst. Manfred Has A Long History Of Developing And Advocating Open Source Software.

Martin Traverso Is The Cofounder Of The Trino Software Foundation And CTO At Starburst Data. Prior To Starburst, Martin Worked As A Software Engineer At Facebook Where He Saw The Need For Fast Interactive SQL Analytics. Martin And Three Other Engineers Worked To Create What Became Trino.