Trino Software Foundation

Trino 453 has been released with the following highlights: * Improved performance for non-equality joins. * Support for setting the SQL path for JDBC driver and CLI. * New execute procedure to run arbitrary statements in the underlying data source. * Support for reading pgvector vector types in PostgreSQL connector. * Support for views when using the Iceberg JDBC catalog. As usual numerous performance improvements, bug fixes, and other features have been added as well. Find more details in https://lnkd.in/genKBmYE Also don't forget to register for Trino Summit 2024, or even submit a speaker proposal or sponsor the event. https://lnkd.in/g5WEVNiX

After some massive refactoring, improvements all around, and some new features the Trino Gateway contributors are happy to announce the availability of version 10.  https://lnkd.in/gkrD8V_m Join us in the trino-gateway and trino-gateway-dev slack channels to help. We got some massive plans and need all the help you can spare.

Our friends over at Onehouse are working hard on improving the Trino Hudi connector, and are also putting together the 2nd annual Open Source Data Summit (OSDS). This year's summit will focus on interoperability, open data lakes, and open source data tools, and of course Trino fits right in there. We encourage you all to register to attend, and submit Trino-related talks. Find more details at https://lnkd.in/dFF4YvPz

Want to learn more about the new Exasol connector? Try it out now with Trino 452 or newer, and then check out our chat with Christoph Pirkl and Thomas Bestfleisch from Exasol in Trino Community Broadcast 65 coming on the 12th of September. And bring your feedback and questions from testing it! https://lnkd.in/gQz-U_PG

Trino Community Broadcast 62 show notes with video, audio, time stamps and more are live! It was great hearing Vincenzo Cassaro talk about his usage of Trino a Prezi. Trino, in the form of Starburst Galaxy, drives a number of great use cases in their data platform. It was also fun to see how an earlier guest to Trino Community Broadcast 58, István Mészáros from Mitzu.io, was mentioned as a successful usage with Trino. https://lnkd.in/gxdVJApJ https://lnkd.in/g_r4xEYq

Trino Summit 2024 registration, call for speakers, and sponsorship opportunities are ready to roll! So here are your action items for tomorrow: * Take a minute to register. * Take half an hour to come up with an abstract to submit your talk proposal. * Take another half hour to come up with reasons to get your boss to support and sponsor the event, like our event organizing sponsor Starburst. And then enjoy the upcoming summer weekend, because December and Trino Summit are coming! https://lnkd.in/g5WEVNiX

Get ready to learn how Prezi uses Trino for a lakehouse that simply works, right from the source. Our expert Vincenzo Cassaro joins Cole Bowden  and Manfred Moser tomorrow in Trino Community Broadcast 62. We promise you will get to see some cool presentation using Prezi as well as learn more about Trino usage in practice. https://lnkd.in/gQz-U_PG

Congratulations to Star Poon for becoming a Trino Gateway subproject maintainer. We look forward to a continuation of all your great work on Trino Gateway and Trino. See https://lnkd.in/gNfn5gx4 and https://lnkd.in/genQjPuK If you happen to be in Tokyo and want to meet Star, your chance is on the 10th of July at the Trino Japan community meetup - https://lnkd.in/ged2EhnB

Many of you will know this already - but now we can share the info with many others. DbVisualizer from DbVis Software works great with Trino! https://lnkd.in/gtjP2jeQ

Want proof that Trino is spreading far and wide? How about an open source project req_trino to help you write client applications in Elixir from the Erlang ecosystem. Thanks to André Luís Anastácio you can now learn more at  https://lnkd.in/gi9JPE2b