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Re:The SQL query engine Trino (formerly PrestoSQL) recaps a ... by stevenmih on Thursday August 04, 2022 @06:26PM (#32349101)
Steven here, I'm Ahana CEO (Managed Service for Presto) and member of Linux Foundation's Presto Foundation Since you asked about an alternative to AWS Athena, we offer a free-forever in-VPC Managed Service for Presto on AWS, which keeps up with the latest Presto releases.

Note: the original Presto continues to run in production at Meta (fmr. Facebook), Uber, and recently ByteDance TikTok data platform talked about running 1M queries a day with tens of thousands of cores. Some reasons to stay with Presto: - Reliability and scalability per above - Cutting edge innovations only in later versions of Presto: multi-level caching (project RaptorX) to boost query performance by 10X+ and table scan improvements (project Aria) to name a few - Only PrestoDB is hosted by Linux Foundation, giving confidence to community users that future releases will remain open.

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Re:The SQL query engine Trino (formerly PrestoSQL) recaps a ... by DataGeekette on Friday August 05, 2022 @05:49PM (#32362361)
Or possibly he is just passionate about a project that he believes in, just like others in the larger Presto / Trino community. Personally, I think both Ahana and Starburst have interesting takes on how to monetize the original Presto platform. And like many, many other data projects, there is room in the market for different platforms. Long gone are the days where everyone was just stuck with a single RDMBS to do everything!
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Re:The SQL query engine Trino (formerly PrestoSQL) recaps a ... by DataGeekette on Friday August 05, 2022 @05:52PM (#32362389)
But IMO, personal attacks seem pretty off topic for a thread about cool tech.
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