An example of using the StarRocks Iceberg engine with Data Catalog

[jcockhren]

Summary

I've tested the R2 Data Catalog service with multiple Iceberg engines (over REST). I found that StarRocks supports basic reads and writes, as well as snapshot management! Determining the correct properties to connect from StarRocks required some trial and error, so I thought it would be helpful to add this information to help others get started quickly.

I didn't create an issue b/c this is strictly an addition of a new example and seems straightforward enough. I followed the style and pattern used for the other Iceberg engine examples.

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PR Change Summary

Added an example of using the StarRocks Iceberg engine with the R2 Data Catalog to facilitate user onboarding and provide clear instructions for setup and usage.

• Introduced a new example for connecting StarRocks with R2 Data Catalog.
• Provided detailed prerequisites for setting up StarRocks and R2 integration.
• Included SQL commands for creating an Iceberg catalog and managing databases.

Added Files

• src/content/docs/r2/data-catalog/config-examples/starrocks.mdx

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[jcockhren]

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[jcockhren]

Hey, please review when you get a chance. Thanks!

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Thank you for waiting on us @jcockhren , and thanks for the PR! 😄