Trino
An MCP server based on Trino for querying and operating database tables via Python
rating : 2.5 points
downloads : 6.7K
What is the Trino MCP server?
The Trino MCP server is a tool based on the Model-Control-Protocol (MCP). It allows you to connect to the Trino database via Python, list available tables, and query their contents.How to use the Trino MCP server?
Through simple configuration and startup commands, you can quickly set up and run the Trino MCP server to easily access data in Trino.Applicable scenarios
This server is suitable for scenarios where you need to access Trino data via the MCP protocol, such as data analysis, model training, or visualization.Main features
List Trino tables
List all tables and their basic information in the current Trino instance.
Query table contents
Read the contents of a specified table via the MCP protocol.
Execute SQL queries
Execute any SQL query and return the results.
Advantages
Supports multiple Trino data sources (such as Hive, PostgreSQL, etc.).
Easy to configure and start, suitable for rapid development environments.
Powerful SQL query capabilities to meet complex data analysis needs.
Limitations
Requires the installation of a Python environment and dependent libraries.
May need to optimize performance for large-scale data.
Only supports Trino as the data source.
How to use
Install dependencies
Ensure that Python 3.9 or a higher version is installed, and install the required dependent libraries (such as trino and mcp).
Configure environment variables
Set the necessary Trino connection information, such as the host name, port, user name, etc.
Start the server
Run the Trino MCP server to start listening for requests.
Usage examples
Example 1: List all tables
Get all tables and their basic information in the Trino instance.
Example 2: Query a specific table
Query the contents of the table named `orders`.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Trino MCP server support multi - user access?
How to solve the problem of connection failure?
Related resources
Trino official documentation
Understand the basic usage and advanced functions of Trino.
Introduction to the MCP protocol
Learn the working principle of the MCP protocol.

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