Trino

Connect & Ingest data from / to a Trino database

Setup

The following credentials keys are accepted:

• http_url (required) -> The url to use to connect (examples: http://user:password@localhost:8080?catalog=memory&schema=test)

• catalog (required) -> The database / catalog name of the instance

• schema (optional) -> The default schema to use

• source (optional) -> Source of the connection

• session_properties (optional) -> Session properties, as a map[string]string

• extra_credentials (optional) -> Extra credentials, as a map[string]string

• custom_client_name (optional) -> Custom client name

• kerberos_enabled (optional) -> KerberosEnabled (default is false)

• kerberos_keytab_path (optional) -> Kerberos Keytab Path

• kerberos_principal (optional) -> Kerberos Principal used to authenticate to KDC

• kerberos_realm (optional) -> The Kerberos Realm

• kerberos_config_path (optional) -> The krb5 config path

• ssl_cert_path (optional) -> The SSL cert path on local disk for TLS verification

• ssl_cert (optional) -> The SSL cert string value for TLS verification

• skip_tls (optional) -> Whether to skip TLS verification (specify true).

• query_timeout (optional since 1.2.21) -> The number of minutes to timeout a query (default is 360).

Using sling conns

Here are examples of setting a connection named TRINO. We must provide the type=trino property:

$ sling conns set TRINO type=trino http_url="http://user:password@localhost:8080?catalog=memory&schema=test"

Environment Variable

export TRINO='{ type: trino, http_url: "http://user:password@localhost:8080?catalog=memory&schema=test" }'

Sling Env File YAML

See here to learn more about the sling env.yaml file.

connections:
  TRINO:
    type: trino
    http_url: <http_url>
    catalog: <catalog>
    schema: <schema>
    ssl_cert_path: <ssl_cert_path>

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