AWS Integration for Dockerized Trino

This project sets up a Trino server in Docker, configured to use AWS services like S3 and Glue with temporary credentials obtained via AWS STS, including handling MFA.

Prerequisites

• Docker and Docker Compose installed
• AWS CLI installed
• jq installed for JSON parsing

Setup

1. Install jq

Ensure jq is installed on your system. For installation instructions on various platforms, refer to the official jq documentation.

On Ubuntu/Debian-based Linux Distributions:

sudo apt update sudo apt install jq

On macOS:

brew install jq

On Windows:

choco install jq

2. Configure AWS CLI

Ensure your AWS CLI is configured with access credentials that have permissions to execute sts get-session-token and access the necessary AWS services.

aws configure

3. Docker Compose and start trino

Fetch AWS Session Token

The fetch_aws_session_token.sh script is used to fetch temporary AWS credentials, including handling MFA. Before running Docker Compose, execute this script:

./fetch_aws_session_token.sh

Running Docker Compose

With the .env file created, start your Dockerized Trino service with Docker Compose:

docker-compose up -d

Accessing Trino

Access the Trino CLI within the Docker container:

docker exec -it trino trino

Shutting Down

To stop and remove the Trino container and network created by Docker Compose:

docker-compose down