Call for Speakers
Trino Fest 2023
14 Jun 2023
15 Jun 2023
Online
Trino Fest in June is a virtual event that convenes engineers, analysts, and superfans of the Trino project. We are thrilled to pull together the Trino community again to share our experiences, meet with professionals in the big data and analytics space, and grow your skills and learn about new possibilities.
Who is Trino Fest for?
- Members of the Trino community that are excited about Trino and their related projects.
- Engineers, analysts, and companies that are powered by Trino.
- Platform providers and adjacent projects that integrate Trino into their ecosystem or are built along side Trino.
- People that are curious about Trino and how they can transform the way it helps achieve their goals.
- The conference is centered around Trino, but with the essence of Trino being a : whether SQL, NoSQL, on-premise, cloud-based, or hybrid solutions, we want to hear about your knowledge, experience, and usage stories related to open source databases.
Session Topics
We welcome submissions on all levels from intermediate to advanced following these themes
- Cloud data lake use cases
- Data lake architecture
- Apache Iceberg
- Delta Lake
- Hudi
- Industry use cases for Trino
- Query Federation
- Data Governance with Trino
- BI on the data lake
- Data science and the data lake
- Data ingestion/migration
- ETL/ELT batch query processing
- Working with time series/IoT data on a data lake
- Best practices and use cases for Trino
- Data engineering, including streaming architectures
- SQL analytics and BI using data warehouses and data lakes
Talk time ranges
Lightning talk: 10-20 min
Session talk: 30-45 min
Call for Speakers
21 Mar 2023
19 May 2023
Session Topics
We welcome submissions on all levels from intermediate to advanced following these themes
- Cloud data lake use cases
- Data lake architecture
- Apache Iceberg
- Delta Lake
- Industry use cases for Trino
- Realtime Query Federation
- Data Governance with Trino
- Table formats
- BI on the data lake
- Data science and the data lake
- Data ingestion
- ETL/ELT batch query processing
- Working with time series/IoT data on a data lake
- Best practices and use cases for Trino
- Data engineering, including streaming architectures
- SQL analytics and BI using data warehouses and data lakes
Talk Submissions
Guidelines for submissions
In general, we expect to see technical sessions that have detailed examples, code, and/or demos. This helps listeners understand complex concepts or demonstrate how to apply them to their own use cases. Another interesting talk dives into use cases that provide real-life scenarios that offer lessons listeners can use to solve similar challenges in their own organizations. Avoid selling a product or pitching your company. Background information to understand the industry domain is helpful but should not be the focus of the talk. Make sure the topic of the talk is clearly defined and doesn’t try to cover too many topics at once.