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Postgres Conference Orlando 2025

date:2025-03-18..2025-03-21
location:Orlando, United States
series:Postgres Conference · one edition
tags:[databases]
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Analytics in Postgres –A decade in the makingZhou Sun21m
Postgres gains columnar scans by embedding a vectorized engine rather than reimplementing one: pg_mooncake provides columnstore tables backed by DuckDB’s…
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From Greenplum to Apache CloudberryShine Zhang53m
Session Title: From Greenplum to Apache Cloudberry Speaker(s): Shine Zhang Track: Variants and Cloud Session Description (Audio Only) For those interested in…
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PostgreSQL at AmazonJim Mlodgenski19m
Amazon moves from Oracle to PostgreSQL at massive scale: migrated 7,500 Oracle databases and 75 PB of data into Postgres variants, drove Redshift (initially…
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Rules of Indexing in PostgreSQLAlan Zakrzewski37m
Complete walkthrough of PostgreSQL index types with concrete numbers and demos: B‑Tree sort keys cut an example query from 84ms to ~66ms and NULLS FIRST saves…
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Seamless Migration to Azure Database for PostgreSQLJean Joseph56m
Step‑by‑step migration process with concrete tools: use Azure Database Migration Service for online minimal‑downtime moves or PG dump/pg_restore and…
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Redgate Monitor and pgNowRyan Booz50m
Covers two Redgate tools: pgNow, a free cross‑platform desktop preview that takes 10‑second snapshots of pg_stat_statements and pg_stat_activity to show…
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End Of Life Is Not the EndVivek Singh, Kiran Janarthan Singh51m
Postgres major versions ship yearly and get five years of support so Postgres 13 has EOL this year; remaining on EOL risks no CVE patches, compliance failures…
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Surviving & Thriving in Remote Work as a Neurodivergent ProfessionalDebra Cerda49m
Remote work amplifies sensory overload, time blindness, and executive dysfunction and the practical fixes include designing a sensory‑friendly workspace (warm…
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PostgreSQL Disaster Recovery FundamentalsRilwan Musa22m
Claims that replication alone is not enough and a practical DR plan combines physical base backups, WAL archiving and tested restores; demonstrates using…
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From Text to Meaning: pgvector Transforms PostgreSQL SearchKiran J, Vivek S48m
pgvector adds native vector storage, distance operators and indexes to PostgreSQL so you can run semantic search and recommendations without a separate vector…
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How I Took My Open Source Business to a Fortune 500 CompanyMichael Meskes24m
A small open source services company gets acquisition interest after three months and averages half a dozen inquiries per year, then merges with a…
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Leading a High-Performing Postgres Team: Culture of Excellence & GrowthJose Pereira45m
Combines concrete ops and leadership tactics: backup and recovery, security, solid data modeling, and high availability using Kubernetes, Ansible, reliable…
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Streamlining Metadata Management with PostgreSQL and Apache GravitinoLisa Cao33m
Centralized metadata layer that federates existing meta stores (including PostgreSQL via a JDBC connector) and enforces pushdown policies at the query engine…
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Why Google Cloud is the Best Place for Your PostgreSQL WorkloadSanjay Mishra24m
Google Cloud offers three concrete PostgreSQL paths: Cloud SQL as a mature managed Postgres used by 95% of top 100 customers, AlloyDB (storage disaggregated, a…
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Advanced Indexing Techniques in PostgreSQLCharly Batista53m
Covers concrete index types (B‑Tree/B+ tree, hash = O(1), BRIN, GIN, GiST) and when each actually speeds queries; shows BRIN suits append‑only time‑series, GIN…
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Moving from MSSQL to pgSQL – High Availability and Disaster RecoveryRick Lowe50m
Compares SQL Server patterns to concrete PostgreSQL equivalents and pitfalls: streaming replication provides synchronous or asynchronous replicas like…
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Ensuring High Availability in Self-Managed PostgreSQL with PatroniArnab Saha41m
Three demos show a concrete path from manual backups to automated failover: a single-node backup using wal-g to S3, a three-node streaming setup built with…
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Replacing Oracle Features in PostgreSQL: HA, Functions & ExtensibilityShayon Sanyal01h 09m
Shows concrete replacements and proven results: 20+ Oracle→Postgres migrations, schema conversion with ora2pg and AWS DMS, and demos of running concurrent…
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You Should Be Standing Here: Learning to Present SessionsGrant Fritchey50m
Explains concrete steps: pick a clear title and try multiple abstracts so selection rates improve, build slides with huge fonts and high contrast, test and…
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Lead People, Manage DatabasesClay Jackson50m
Practical management advice tied to concrete outcomes: a one‑time purchase of a $50,000 monitoring tool identifies bad SQL, fixes slow monthly check runs and…
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Debugging Life Balance & Work-Life Integration WorkshopMarguerite Clark58m
Interactive workshop guides participants through box breathing and a five‑to‑minute decompression routine, a wheel of health self‑inventory (rate sleep…
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Mastering Communication for Database Professionals: Up, Down & LateralJonah Harris28m
Argues that technical merit loses unless communication matches direction: use SCQA three-slide pitch and lead with business impact when communicating upward…
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PostgreSQL Index Strategy GuideGreg Dostatni52m
Shows concrete measurements from a 26 GB test table with 12 GB shared_buffers and explains when indexes reduce IO versus when planner prefers a sequential scan…
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Code Your Way Out of BurnoutMalika Boukhelifa31m
Burnout is framed as a systemic, gradual failure: WHO-classified since 2019, a 200-engineer study finds 60% of engineers experience it, and a January 2025…
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Rules of Indexing in PostgreSQLAlan Zakrzewski37m
Covers concrete index choices and measured wins: using B-Tree INCLUDE columns turns a 0.15s nested-loop into a 0.05s index-only scan; adding an ORDER BY column…
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Scaling PostgreSQL Change Data Capture Using Open Source AirbyteRodi Reich Z15m
Airbyte implements a WAL Acquisition Synchronization System that alternates partial snapshots with continuous WAL reads so long-running initial selects never…
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Always Online or BustShaun Thomas01h 01m
Shows a full, zero-downtime upgrade path from Postgres 16 to 17 for a three‑node HA cluster using logical replication and a schema-only pg_dumpall…
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PostgreSQL Upgrades with Logical Replication & Minimal DowntimeIldefonso C01h 41m
Walks through upgrading PostgreSQL 13→17 by creating per-table publications and a subscription, copying schema and globals with pg_dump, and using pgBackRest…
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Scaling PostgreSQL: Horizontal vs. VerticalIbrar Ahmed55m
Compares concrete tuning and replication choices: tune shared_buffers 25–40% (can be higher), set work_mem is per session and multiplies (e.g., raising…
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You’ve Got Bugs! A Workshop on Applying the Development Model to LifeAmanda N29m
Maps the software development lifecycle onto personal wellness: uses requirements gathering to define a vision for “best health,” Duke Integrative Medicine’s…
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Rewiring for Resilience: Hacking Neural Pathways for Peak PerformanceMegan D46m
Explains neuroplasticity with concrete measures: repeated practice boosts synapses and myelin, speeding signals up to 100×; one person practices five minutes…
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A Look Into Quantum-Safe PostgresTim Steward37m
Claims that quantum reduces brute force times from weeks or months to days or hours, cites IBM Cucabaro at 4,158 qubits and predicts cloud quantum access in…
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Proper PostgreSQL Parameters to Prevent Poor PerformanceGreg Dostatni45m
PostgreSQL tuning focuses on a handful of settings that actually change behavior: set shared_buffers to about 25–40% of RAM on a dedicated box to cut reads…
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AutoVacuum - Tuning and MonitoringLloyd Albin47m
Postgres autovacuum often leaves tables and indexes bloated until a restart or restore masks the problem; a practical fix is autovacuum_cost_delay 20ms→2ms…
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Top 5 PostgreSQL Query Tuning TipsJanis Griffin24m
Five concrete steps: monitor wait time at the statement level to spot IO or locking hotspots; run EXPLAIN ANALYZE and read actual rows/loops to find expensive…
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Parallel Processing in PostgreSQLRaj J, Rajeev T22m
Explains PostgreSQL’s parallel architecture (gather plus workers), the optimizer costs that choose parallel vs serial (notably parallel_tuple_cost and…
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Beyond PostgreSQL 17Vibhor Kumar49m
Seven concrete DBA workarounds for Postgres 17 are described: native logical replication now preserves replication slots so you can perform near zero downtime…
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pgvector Newbie to ExpertRajeev Thottathil, Raj Jayakrishnan52m
Practical roadmap for running pgvector on PostgreSQL: install the extension, store embeddings (demo loads 86 session chunks using Amazon Titan and LangChain)…
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PostgreSQL’s Journey to Distributed DatabasesSameer M, Steve A49m
Shows how Spanner, Yugabyte, Cockroach, Cosmos DB for Postgres and Aurora actually implement distributed Postgres: Spanner uses 8 GB splits, TrueTime and Paxos…
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Reliable Data Replication from Postgres on KubernetesSanketh B39m
Datadog builds a scalable pipeline to replicate Postgres on Kubernetes to arbitrary targets using Debezium + Kafka Connect (preferring it over native logical…
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Highlight fromRyan Booz01m
Representing Redgate as a Postgres Advocate, attends Postgres Conference to collect concrete, actionable updates on database DevOps and Postgres ecosystem…
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