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PGCon 2020

May 26–29, 2020 Online

Conference
PGConf.dev (formerly PGCon) Database
Dates
May 26, 2020 – May 29, 2020
Venue
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Place
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Format
Online
Status
Past
Attendance
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Website
pgcon.org
Recorded
8 sponsors · 37 speaker appearances
Notes
Moved online due to COVID-19 (planned for Ottawa). Free, no registration. Tutorials 26 May (live via Zoom), prerecorded talks 27–28 May, unconference 29 May. Speaker affiliations are taken from the 'Company' field of speaker profiles on the pgeu-system schedule site. Profiles are shared across years and show the speaker's most recent company, so some affiliations may be later than the edition (e.g. the profile company rather than the employer at the time).

Ticket prices

TicketPriceValid untilNotesSource
Online conferenceCA$0—Free, no registrationpgcon.org

Sponsors 8

Platinum 3

Gold 1

Silver 2

Other 2

Speakers and talks 37

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Alexander KorotkovOriole DB IncSpeakerCommunity roadmap to shardingVideo
Alexander KukushkinMicrosoftSpeakerPostgreSQL on K8s at Zalando: Two years in productionSlidesVideo
Alexandra WangVMwareSpeakerZedstore - In-core Column Store for PostgresSlidesVideo
Alexey KondratovPostgres ProfessionalSpeakerPtrack 2.0: yet another block-level incremental backup engineSlidesVideo
Andres FreundMicrosoftSpeakerAsynchronous IO for PostgreSQLVideo
Andrey BorodinYandex CloudSpeakerDIY: database indexVideo
Asim Rama PraveenPivotalSpeakerDistributed snapshots and global deadlock detectionSlidesVideo
Bo PengSRA OSS, Inc. JapanSpeakerPostgreSQL HA Cluster with Query Load Balancing on KubernetesSlidesVideo
Christopher TraversTimescaleTutorialAdvanced Data Modeling Techniques in PostgreSQLSlidesVideo
Hubert ZhangVMwareSpeakerDistributed snapshots and global deadlock detectionSlidesVideo
Ilya KosmodemianskyData EgretTutorialThe "default" postgresql.conf, step by stepSlidesVideo
Jeff DavisCitus DataSpeakerwork_mem warriors: Teaching HashAgg, HashJoin, and Other Memory-Intensive Operators to Respect work_mem's BoundariesSlidesVideo
Jesper PedersenRed HatSpeakerpgagroalVideo
Joe ConwayAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerDeep Thoughts: Betting on SecurityVideo
Jonathan S. KatzAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerProtect Your PostgreSQL Passwords: How SCRAM Works and Why You Need ItVideo
Julien RouhaudVMwareSpeakerBuilding automatic adviser and performance tuning tools in PostgreSQLSlidesVideo
Lukas FittlpganalyzeSpeakerWhat's Missing For Postgres MonitoringSlidesVideo
Mark Wong2ndQuadrantSpeakerBuilding Better BenchmarksSlidesVideo
Masahiko SawadaEDBSpeakerToward full ACID distributed transaction support with Foreign Data WrapperSlidesVideo
Melanie PlagemanMicrosoftSpeakerwork_mem warriors: Teaching HashAgg, HashJoin, and Other Memory-Intensive Operators to Respect work_mem's BoundariesSlidesVideo
Nikolay SamokhvalovPostgres.aiTutorialSeamless SQL optimizationSlidesVideo
Oleg BartunovPostgres ProfessionalSpeakerJSON[b] RoadmapVideo
Paul A. JungwirthIlluminated ComputingSpeakerProgress adding SQL:2011 valid time to PostgresSlidesVideo
Peter EisentrautEDBSpeakerTime Series Databases: A Deeper LookVideo
Richard GuoOpenPieSpeakerHacking the Query Planner, AgainSlidesVideo
Robert HaasEDBSpeakerAvoiding, Detecting, and Recovering From Data CorruptionVideo
Robert Treat—SpeakerChoose Your Own Adventure Postgres 12 By ExampleVideo
Shichao JinVidarDBSpeakerIntroducing LSM-tree into PostgreSQL, making it as a data gobblerSlidesVideo
Shigeo HiroseToshibaSpeakerImprove of Parallel Query when getting large scale recordsVideo
Soumyadeep ChakrabortyVMwareSpeakerZedstore - In-core Column Store for PostgresSlidesVideo
Stephen FrostCrunchy DataSpeakerFind your slow queries, and fix them!SlidesVideo
Surafel Temesgen—SpeakerImplementing System Versioned Temporal TableSlidesVideo
Takuma Hoshiai—SpeakerThe Way for Updating Materialized Views RapidlySlidesVideo
Tatsuro YamadaNTT ComwareSpeakerBuilding automatic adviser and performance tuning tools in PostgreSQLSlidesVideo
Thomas MunroMicrosoftSpeakerMechanical Sympathy for Elephants: Reducing I/O and Memory StallsSlidesVideo
Tomas Vondra2ndQuadrantSpeakerCREATE STATISTICS - what is it forSlidesVideo
Yugo NagataSRA OSS, Inc. JapanSpeakerThe Way for Updating Materialized Views RapidlySlidesVideo

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