Bringing SQL to Aerospike and the Enterprise – Rick DeMare
summary
Starburst provides an ANSI SQL query layer for Aerospike by shipping a Trino-based engine with Aerospike connectors that federate across multiple clusters and clouds and apply masking, encryption, and fine‑grained access controls. A joint product, Aerospike SQL powered by Starburst, lets BI tools query Aerospike in place so analysts use familiar tools without ETL, achieving real results — a cited migration that went from 18 months to 5 weeks, generating about $200M and speeding analytics 93% while avoiding data movement.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 14:08Starburst - Single Point of Access
- 23:09Why Aerospike SQL, powered by Starburst?
- 24:22Comcast Journey
- 27:27Why Starburst?
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