Trino
Developing a fast distributed SQL query engine for big data analytics, an open-source project with standard Maven build processes and easily integratable into IDEs.
Trino is an open-source big data analytics query engine developed as a fast distributed SQL engine. It follows standard Maven build processes and can be easily integrated into IDEs like IntelliJ IDEA, with options to run locally or use connectors for separate development. The software emphasizes code style, development process, and security guidelines. Trino is designed for Mac OS X and Linux systems, requires Java 21.0.1+ and Docker, and has write access to the local checkout disabled in its builds.
About Trino
Trino is a project that develops a fast distributed SQL query engine for big data analytics. The open-source software is designed to be easily integrated into Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) such as IntelliJ IDEA, using standard Maven build processes.
Users can run Trino locally by importing the project into their IDE and configuring the Java SDK. For development purposes, they can utilize TpchQueryRunner to start a testing server or use configuration options to run the full server. The CLI is used to connect and run SQL queries against the server. Trino also offers various connectors that can be worked on separately with their respective *QueryRunner classes.
Trino follows standard Maven project procedures, allowing users to build the software using the command line with a clean install and skipping tests. The first build may take some time due to dependency downloads, but subsequent builds are faster. Trino emphasizes code style, development process, and contribution guidelines in its repositories for developers.
The software is designed to run on Mac OS X or Linux systems, requires Java 21.0.1+, and has Docker as a build requirement with write access to the local checkout disabled. For security concerns, users are encouraged to follow the project's SECURITY.md guidelines for reporting vulnerabilities.