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Line 41: Trino supports the separation of compute and storage<ref name="trino-definitive-guide-ch1" /> and may be deployed both on-premises and in the [[Cloud computing\|cloud]].<ref name="trino-definitive-guide-ch13">{{cite book \|last1=Fuller \|first1=Matt \|last2=Moser \|first2=Manfred \|last3=Traverso \|first3=Martin \|title=Trino: The Definitive Guide \|chapter=Chapter 13. Real-World Examples \|date=2021 \|publisher=O'Reilly Media, Inc, USA \|isbn=9781098107710 \|pages=267-272}}</ref> Trino has a [[~~distributed\|~~Distributed computing]] [[massively parallel\|MPP]] architecture.<ref name="trino-definitive-guide-ch4" /> Trino first distributes work over multiple workers by running ad-hoc partitioning operations or relying on existing partitions in the data of the underlying data store. Once this data has reached the worker, the data is processed over pipelined operators carried out on multiple threads.<ref name="trino-definitive-guide-ch4" /> ==See also==

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