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Trino: The Definitive Guide, 2/E:

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Trino: The Definitive Guide, 2/E:Perform Fast Interactive Analytics Against Different Data Sources Using The Trino High Performance Distributed SQL Query Engine. In The Second Edition Of This Practical Guide, You'll Learn How To Conduct Analytics On Data Where It Lives, Whether It's A Data Lake Using Hive, A Modern Lakehouse With Iceberg Or Delta Lake, A Different System Like Cassandra, Kafka, Or Singlestore, Or A Relational Database Like Postgresql Or Oracle. Analysts, Software

Perform Fast Interactive Analytics Against Different Data Sources Using The Trino High-Performance Distributed SQL Query Engine. In The Second Edition Of This Practical Guide, You'll Learn How To Conduct Analytics On Data Where It Lives, Whether It's A Data Lake Using Hive, A Modern Lakehouse With Iceberg Or Delta Lake, A Different System Like Cassandra, Kafka, Or Singlestore, Or A Relational Database Like Postgresql Or Oracle.Analysts, Software Engineers, And Production Engineers Learn How To Manage, Use, And Even Develop With Trino And Make It A Critical Part Of Their Data Platform. Authors Matt Fuller, Manfred Moser, And Martin Traverso Show You How A Single Trino Query Can Combine Data From Multiple Sources To Allow For Analytics Across Your Entire Organization.
Explore Trino's Use Cases, And Learn About Tools That Help You Connect To Trino For Querying And Processing Huge Amounts Of Data
Learn Trino's Internal Workings, Including How To Connect To And Query Data Sources With Support For SQL Statements, Operators, Functions, And More
Deploy And Secure Trino At Scale, Monitor Workloads, Tune Queries, And Connect More Applications
Learn How Other Organizations Apply Trino Successfully
About The Author Matt Fuller Is A Co-Founder At Starburst Data, The Analytics Anywhere Company. Prior To Founding Starburst, Matt Was A Director Of Engineering At Teradata, Where He Worked To Build The New Center For Hadoop Division Within The Company. As A Major Part Of This, Matt Worked To Bring Trino To The Enterprise Market. Matt Has Managed A Team Contributing To The Open Source Trino Project Since 2015 And Led The Internal Trino Product Roadmap. Starburst Was Later Formed From This Team At Teradata. Manfred Moser Is A Community Advocate, Writer, Trainer And Software Engineer At Starburst. Manfred Has A Long History Of Developing And Advocating Open Source Software. Martin Traverso Is The Cofounder Of The Trino Software Foundation And CTO At Starburst Data. Prior To Starburst, Martin Worked As A Software Engineer At Facebook Where He Saw The Need For Fast Interactive SQL Analytics. Martin And Three Other Engineers Worked To Create What Became Trino.  

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Anonymous Reviewer
Lowell, US
★★★★★ 4
Simple and Straightforward Wrist Rest
Size: 60% Compact
There's not much to write home about here other than it suits the purposes I purchased it for. This accompanies my K629-RGB Redragon keyboard. It lines up pretty well with the keyboard, and the rest itself makes a nice incline between my desk surface and the keyboard. The padding isn't too plush and is pretty good at providing wrist support. It's also been very good at holding its shape despite the pressure that my wrists have put in the same spot over the last few months; the padding is even across the entire wrist rest as a result. I've noticed that my hand doesn't cramp as much when typing for long periods of time with this rest, so it's doing exactly what I would expect for the ergonomics of my keyboard. One downside is that it's prone to develop sweat marks where you rest your palms. It can't really be wiped away, given that it gets absorbed over time. I would say that if you are concerned with the appearance of the product, you may want to look into a plastic rest instead. I personally don't find this to be much of an issue since the pad is black, and you can only see the marks at certain angles, but I can understand if that's a dealbreaker for some. Otherwise, the rest of the pad is easily cleaned. I usually use a handheld vacuum to tackle dust and crumbs that stick onto the sides and bottom of the pad. Overall, I would recommend this to anyone who has a compact keyboard without a built-in hand rest. The pad is perfectly sized for my needs and provides the support that I need for my work. If you're hesitant about dealing with a product that may stain, look into plastic wrist rests instead.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2024
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Caleb Duffy
Waukegan, US
★★★★★ 5
comfy, not rigid and would recommend
Size: 60% Compact
it has some slip resistance though I see it slightly sliding every so often, it's obviously easy to install just place it there ha-ha, sturdy and comfortable. good support, I settled for this because I got it for 5 bucks not bad at all, it's about a half inch smaller than my keyboard (it says the size, so I knew that prior to purchasing so its sizing is correct as stated, a good thing) I should mention my desk is hard wood with some scratches in it so some of my other things slide too so I can't say its slip resistance is bad even with it slightly shifting every so often I'm sure it will be better for your desks too. here its barley slides so I'm sure it will stick in place like glue on your desks (aka wont slide you can easily move it if you wanted). I looked at the reviews saying this thing was rigid or not enough cushion, I feel like it's not too little not too much, not rigid, don't know what they are talking about, anyways I would definitely recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2026
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Preston
Lake Worth, US
★★★★★ 5
Feels nice and looks great
Size: 80% Tenkeyless, Size: 80% Tenkeyless
I bought this wrist rest in like new condition for $6 and I will say it’s 100% worth MSRP at $15-20. The weight is nice, it doesn’t slip on my mousepad. It’s very comfortable to rest my palms and wrist on. The sizing pairs well with my 80% keyboard. It functions as it should. I use this at a stand up desk on an industrial shop floor to help put my wrist at a better angle and it works perfect.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2025
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Serra
Dallas, US
★★★★★ 3
Decent; does the job
Size: 100% Standard
Cushion feels very porous and thin. I suppose you can call it memory foam because it basically sunk where I usually rest my wrist and has not returned to its original shape (lol). The small rubber pads on the underside help a bit but slip resistance would probably be better if they covered a larger area. Overall, it's not bad for sub $20 full size kb wrist rest.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2026
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Denisse Hdez
Bozeman, US
★★★★★ 5
Is does the job, love it.
Size: 60% Compact
Is really comfy, it does the job, you can't go wrong with it. Just buy it if you have a 75% keyboard or less because is not long. For me is not a problem.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2026

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