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Query Amazon S3 Tables from open source Trino using Apache Iceberg REST endpoint

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This article details how to query Amazon S3 Tables from open-source Trino using the Apache Iceberg REST endpoint, providing a comprehensive guide to integrating these technologies for advanced data analytics.

  • Uses CloudFormation to deploy a single-node Trino environment with S3 Tables integration
  • Demonstrates creating, inserting, and querying tables using Trino's Iceberg catalog
  • Highlights advanced Iceberg features like: • Time travel queries • Schema evolution • Table metadata exploration • Snapshot management
  • Provides step-by-step configuration for connecting Trino to S3 Tables REST endpoint
  • Shows how to perform table operations like inserting data, updating schemas, and rolling back snapshots

The solution offers a powerful, flexible approach for organizations looking to build high-performance data analytics platforms using AWS services and open-source technologies.

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