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Learning Presto: SQL on anything

Matt Fuller (Starburst)
13:3017:00 Tuesday, 30 April 2019
Data Engineering and Architecture
Location: Capital Suite 15
Average rating: *****
(5.00, 2 ratings)

Who is this presentation for?

  • Data engineers, data architects, software engineers, and those in IT

Level

Beginner

Prerequisite knowledge

  • A basic understanding of SQL, databases, Hadoop, and distributed systems

Materials or downloads needed in advance

  • A laptop with the ability to SSH into a remote machine
  • An AWS account or Docker installed on your laptop

What you'll learn

  • Learn Presto fundamentals as well as some advanced topics

Description

Used by Facebook, Netflix, Airbnb, LinkedIn, Twitter, Uber, and others, Presto has become the ubiquitous open source software for SQL on anything. Presto was built from the ground up for fast interactive SQL analytics against disparate data sources ranging in size from GBs to PBs.

Join Matt Fuller to learn how to use Presto and explore use cases and best practices you can implement today. The tutorial will include optional hands-on exercises, but those who don’t want to participate in the exercises can follow along.

Topics include:

  • Presto overview and history
  • Presto architecture and technical concepts
  • Getting started with Presto
  • Migrating from Hive
  • Administering Presto
  • Security in Presto
  • Query federation
  • Presto on cloud environments (including AWS Athena)
  • Advanced Presto concepts and tuning
  • Joining the Presto open source community
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Matt Fuller

Starburst

Matt Fuller is cofounder at Starburst, the Presto company. Previously, Matt has held engineering roles in the data warehousing and analytics space for the past 10 years, including director of engineering at Teradata, where he led engineering teams working on Presto and was part of the team that led the initiative to bring open source, in particular Presto, to Teradata’s products; architected and led development efforts for the next-generation distributed SQL engine at Hadapt (acquired by Teradata in 2014); and was an early engineer at Vertica (acquired by HP), where he worked on the query optimizer.

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Arron Hovingham | STUDENT
30/04/2019 14:50 BST

Can we have access to the slides to help us when we go through the practical? :)