prestodb/prestorials

Tutorials and examples of how to deploy Presto and connect it to different data sources

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prestodb/prestorials has 20+ stars and 20+ forks on GitHub, is written in Jupyter Notebook, and was last pushed on Jul 21, 2026. Data as of . Signed-in members get hourly updates — create a free account.

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Added to GitGenius on October 15th, 2026
Created on April 3rd, 2023
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Number of forks: 21
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Prestorials is a tutorials and examples repository that teaches how to deploy Presto and connect it to different data sources.

The repository addresses the challenge of getting started with Presto by providing step-by-step instructions and working examples for common deployment scenarios. It organizes content by topic—such as running Presto locally with Docker, deploying on AWS, or connecting to data sources like AWS Glue and MongoDB—allowing users to navigate directly to the setup and integration patterns they need.

Developers new to Presto or those evaluating it for a specific infrastructure should use this repository as their entry point. It suits teams planning to deploy Presto on cloud services, particularly AWS, or those needing to integrate with particular data sources. The repository includes both local Docker-based setups for experimentation and cloud deployment guidance for production scenarios. It also covers GPU-accelerated Presto deployments for users with specialized performance requirements.

The project maintains an active publication plan with several tutorials in draft status and others completed, indicating ongoing development of new content. The maintainers actively solicit feedback through GitHub issues and encourage community input on which topics and examples should be prioritized next. The repository uses Jupyter Notebooks as its primary format, making tutorials executable and interactive for hands-on learning.