Trino (formerly PrestoSQL) is an open-source distributed SQL query engine for big data analytics that allows querying data where it lives across multiple data sources.
Why this server?
Provides governed access to Trino, enabling schema grounding via list_catalogs and describe_table, pre-execution cost quotation and budget gating using Trino's EXPLAIN plans, read-only AST validation, query execution with row caps and timeouts, result verification, and audit logging.
Why this server?
Enables writing Parquet files to object storage that Trino/Athena can query, supporting analytics pipelines.
Why this server?
Provides seamless integration with Trino for interactive data exploration, executing SQL queries, catalog/schema navigation, and retrieving query results in formatted outputs.
Why this server?
Supports querying, schema inspection, and data export on Trino clusters, with optional SSH tunnel support.
Why this server?
Allows executing read-only SQL queries and Iceberg table operations (schema discovery, health checks, time travel, performance analysis) through Trino, a distributed SQL query engine.
Why this server?
Provides tools to query and interact with a Trino cluster, enabling listing catalogs, schemas, tables, describing table structures, executing SQL queries (read-only and optionally write with explicit opt-in), and exporting results to files.
Why this server?
Enables execution of direct SQL queries using Trino syntax to search and analyze genomics data across Omics AI Explorer networks, featuring automatic async query polling and intelligent result formatting.
Why this server?
Provides SQL query formatting for Trino dialect, with configurable tab width and uppercase keywords.
Why this server?
Validates SQL names against the schema snapshot for Trino queries, including SQL passed to the trino shell command.
