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  1. Trino | Distributed SQL query engine for big data

    Trino returns results to the user as soon as they are available. This offers data analysts and data scientists the ability to query large amounts of data, test hypotheses, run A/B testing, and build …

  2. Trino documentation — Trino 479 Documentation

    Trino concepts Installation Deploying Trino Trino in a Docker container Trino on Kubernetes with Helm Plugins Improve query processing resilience Clients Client protocol Command line interface JDBC …

  3. Trino concepts — Trino 479 Documentation

    As a Trino administrator or a Trino contributor you should understand how Trino’s concepts of stages map to tasks and how tasks contain a set of drivers which process data.

  4. Get started with Trino

    Downloads The current Trino release is version 479. Learn more details from the release notes.

  5. Overview — Trino 479 Documentation

    Overview Trino is a distributed SQL query engine designed to query large data sets distributed over one or more heterogeneous data sources.

  6. Trino: The Definitive Guide

    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.

  7. Ecosystem - Trino

    The ecosystem of integrations with Trino includes the client drivers, client applications, connectors for data sources, and add-ons. They are developed and maintained by the Trino community as well as …

  8. Trino | Ecosystem: Client applications

    It has Trino support as well as other backends, and offers a query editor with syntax highlighting and completion, and creating visualizations and dashboards from query results.

  9. Release 476 (5 Jun 2025) — Trino 479 Documentation

    Aug 3, 2022 · ⚠️ Breaking change: Require JDK 24 to run Trino. (#23498) Allow configuring query.max-memory-per-node and memory.heap-headroom-per-node relative to maximum heap size. …

  10. SELECT — Trino 479 Documentation

    When AUTO is specified, the Trino engine automatically determines the grouping columns instead of requiring them to be listed explicitly. In this mode, any column in the SELECT list that is not part of …