Delta Lake Catalog
Delta Lake Catalog uses the Trino Connector compatibility framework to access Delta Lake tables through the Delta Lake Connector.
This feature is experimental and has been supported since version 3.0.1.
Application Scenarios
Scenario | Description |
---|---|
Data Integration | Read Delta Lake data and write it into Doris internal tables. |
Data Writeback | Not supported. |
Environment Preparation
Compile the Delta Lake Connector Plugin
JDK 17 is required.
$ git clone https://github.com/apache/doris-thirdparty.git
$ cd doris-thirdparty
$ git checkout trino-435
$ cd plugin/trino-delta-lake
$ mvn clean install -DskipTest
$ cd ../../lib/trino-hdfs
$ mvn clean install -DskipTest
After compiling, you will find the trino-delta-lake-435
directory under trino/plugin/trino-delta-lake/target/
and the hdfs
directory under trino/lib/trino-hdfs/target/
.
You can also directly download the precompiled trino-delta-lake-435-20240724.tar.gz and hdfs.tar.gz, then extract them.
Deploy the Delta Lake Connector
Place the trino-delta-lake-435/
directory in the connectors/
directory of all FE and BE deployment paths(If it does not exist, you can create it manually) and extract hdfs.tar.gz
into the trino-delta-lake-435/
directory.
├── bin
├── conf
├── connectors
│ ├── trino-delta-lake-435
│ │ ├── hdfs
...
After deployment, it is recommended to restart the FE and BE nodes to ensure the Connector is loaded correctly.
Configuring Catalog
Syntax
CREATE CATALOG [IF NOT EXISTS] catalog_name
PROPERTIES (
'type' = 'trino-connector', -- required
'trino.connector.name' = 'delta_lake', -- required
{TrinoProperties},
{CommonProperties}
);
-
{TrinoProperties}
The TrinoProperties section is used to specify properties that will be passed to the Trino Connector. These properties use the
trino.
prefix. In theory, all properties supported by Trino are also supported here. For more information about Delta Lake, refer to the Trino documentation. -
{CommonProperties}
The CommonProperties section is used to specify general properties. Please refer to the Catalog Overview under the "Common Properties" section.
Supported Delta Lake Versions
For more information about Delta Lake, refer to the Trino documentation.
Supported Metadata Services
For more information about Delta Lake, refer to the Trino documentation.
Supported Storage Systems
For more information about Delta Lake, refer to the Trino documentation.
Column Type Mapping
Delta Lake Type | Trino Type | Doris Type | Comment |
---|---|---|---|
boolean | boolean | boolean | |
int | int | int | |
byte | tinyint | tinyint | |
short | smallint | smallint | |
long | bigint | bigint | |
float | real | float | |
double | double | double | |
decimal(P, S) | decimal(P, S) | decimal(P, S) | |
string | varchar | string | |
bianry | varbinary | string | |
date | date | date | |
timestamp_ntz | timestamp(N) | datetime(N) | |
timestamp | timestamp with time zone(N) | datetime(N) | |
array | array | array | |
map | map | map | |
struct | row | struct |
Examples
CREATE CATALOG delta_lake_hms properties (
'type' = 'trino-connector',
'trino.connector.name' = 'delta_lake',
'trino.hive.metastore' = 'thrift',
'trino.hive.metastore.uri'= 'thrift://ip:port',
'trino.hive.config.resources'='/path/to/core-site.xml,/path/to/hdfs-site.xml'
);
Query Operations
After configuring the Catalog, you can query the table data in the Catalog using the following methods:
-- 1. Switch to the catalog, use the database, and query
SWITCH delta_lake_ctl;
USE delta_lake_db;
SELECT * FROM delta_lake_tbl LIMIT 10;
-- 2. Use the Delta Lake database directly
USE delta_lake_ctl.delta_lake_db;
SELECT * FROM delta_lake_tbl LIMIT 10;
-- 3. Use the fully qualified name to query
SELECT * FROM delta_lake_ctl.delta_lake_db.delta_lake_tbl LIMIT 10;