Starburst Galaxy gets data discoverability updates

Starburst Galaxy gets data discoverability updates

Analytics software provider Startburst on Tuesday said it was adding data discoverability features to Startburst Galaxy, a managed Trino SQL query engine service.Trino, formerly Presto SQL, is an open source, distributed SQL query engine for big data that allows users...
Starburst Galaxy gets data discoverability updates

Make 2023 the year of cloud computing optimization

I’m trained to look for patterns in technology. I developed this survival technique in my many roles as a CTO where you’re tasked with placing bets on what technology will be important, especially the timing of when to make investments and what those investments...
Starburst Galaxy gets data discoverability updates

5 operations every cloud architect should automate

The cloud offers many benefits to a company’s modern application development process. One of the most significant benefits is the ability to automate critical actions that traditionally have required manual steps.Automation is perhaps the single most significant...
Starburst Galaxy gets data discoverability updates

What AWS customers really care about

Pity the tech company that tries to put out news this week, particularly on Tuesday, when AWS re:Invent kicks off. Trying to compete with AWS during its big conference is absolutely futile given the barrage of launches and updates the cloud giant will make. It’s...
Starburst Galaxy gets data discoverability updates

Integrating Web3 technologies with Azure Devops

Although the various technologies that make up what’s been dubbed “Web3” are unlikely to replace the massive infrastructure and software investments we’ve made during the past three decades, there’s still something interesting there. The first question we need to ask...
Starburst Galaxy gets data discoverability updates

Integrating Web 3 technologies with Azure Devops

Although the various technologies that make up what’s been dubbed “Web 3” are unlikely to replace the massive infrastructure and software investments we’ve made during the past three decades, there’s still something interesting there. The first question we need to ask...