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PGConf.dev 2024

May 28–31, 2024 · Simon Fraser University, Vancouver Campus (Harbour Centre), Vancouver, BC, Canada

Conference
PGConf.dev (formerly PGCon) Database
Dates
May 28, 2024 – May 31, 2024
Venue
Simon Fraser University, Vancouver Campus (Harbour Centre)
Place
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Format
In person
Status
Past
Attendance
210
2027.pgconf.dev/about history: '210 attendees take the leap with us' (first PGConf.dev).
Website
2024.pgconf.dev
Recorded
13 sponsors · 50 speaker appearances
Notes
First PGConf.dev, successor to PGCon. Keynote by Margo Seltzer. 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
SpeakerCA$0—Free for confirmed speakersweb.archive.org
StudentCA$70—web.archive.org
NormalCA$400—web.archive.org

Sponsors 13

Gold 4

Silver 6

Bronze 3

Speakers and talks 50

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Margo SeltzerUniversity of British ColumbiaKeynoteKeynote: When Hardware and Databases CollideVideo
Abigale KimTileDBSpeakerAnarchy in the Database: A Survey and Evaluation of Database Management System ExtensibilityVideo
Alena RybakinaYandex CloudSpeakerAdaptive query optimization in PostgreSQLSlidesVideo
Alisdair OwensAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerScaling past RDS PostgreSQL's vertical scaling limits: Lessons and guidance on the largest PostgreSQL workloadsVideo
Álvaro HerreraEDBSpeakerThe road to new SQL/JSON featuresSlidesVideo
Amit KapilaAppleSpeakerPostgreSQL 17 and beyondSlidesVideo
Amit Langote—SpeakerMaking PostgreSQL Hacking More InclusiveSlidesVideo
Andrei DukhounikAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerScaling past RDS PostgreSQL's vertical scaling limits: Lessons and guidance on the largest PostgreSQL workloadsVideo
Andres FreundMicrosoftSpeakerAnalyzing cacheline contention using perf c2cVideo
Andres FreundMicrosoftWorkshopPatch Review Workshop (Registration required, Breakfast provided)Slides
Andrey BorodinYandex CloudSpeakerTricks from in-memory databasesSlidesVideo
Bruce MomjianEDBSpeakerPostgres and the Artificial Intelligence LandscapeVideo
Chistopher TraversDelivery HeroSpeakerBuilding Petabyte-Scale PostgreSQL DeploymentsSlidesVideo
Claire GiordanoMicrosoftSpeakerHow to Engineer Your Developer Blog Posts to Have Bigger ImpactVideo
David ChristensenCrunchy DataDiscussion leadExtension Ecosystem Summit (Registration required)Slides
David E. WheelerClickHouseDiscussion leadExtension Ecosystem Summit (Registration required)Slides
David E. WheelerClickHouseSpeakerThe future of the extension ecosystemVideo
Devrim GündüzEDBDiscussion leadExtension Ecosystem Summit (Registration required)Slides
Dilip KumarGoogleSpeakerProblem in PostgreSQL SLRU - And how we are optimizing itSlidesVideo
Evan D MacbethCrunchy DataSpeakerLessons from the Support DeskVideo
Gwen ShapiraNileSpeakerDistributed DDL Replication at Global ScaleVideo
Hayato KurodaFujitsuSpeakerOnline Upgrade of replication clusters without downtimeSlidesVideo
Heikki LinnakangasNeonSpeakerMulti-threaded PostgreSQL?Video
Jagdeep SidhuAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerMySQL replication deep dive, and ideas for PostgreSQLVideo
Jeff DavisAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerCollations from A to ZSlidesVideo
Jelte Fennema-NioMotherDuckSpeakerThe PostgreSQL Protocol: The Good, the Bad and the FutureSlidesVideo
Jeremy SchneiderGEICOSpeakerCollations from A to ZSlidesVideo
Jeremy SchneiderGEICODiscussion leadExtension Ecosystem Summit (Registration required)Slides
Jonathan KatzDatabricksSpeakerVectors: how to better support a nasty data type in PostgreSQLSlidesVideo
Karen JexCrunchy DataSpeakerHow Postgres is misused and abused in the wildVideo
Keith FiskeCrunchy DataDiscussion leadExtension Ecosystem Summit (Registration required)Slides
Krishnakumar RaviMicrosoftSpeakerEnhancing PostgreSQL Plasticity: New Frontiers in Memory ManagementVideo
Masahiko SawadaAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerPostgreSQL meets ART - Using Adaptive Radix Tree to speed up vacuumingVideo
Masahiko SawadaAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerMaking PostgreSQL Hacking More InclusiveSlidesVideo
Matthias van de MeentDatabricksSpeakerShaving off bytes at any scale: Space savings in various subsystems of PostgreSQLSlidesVideo
Maxime SchoemansUniversité Libre de BruxellesSpeakerMulti-Entry Generalized Search TreesSlidesVideo
Melanie PlagemanMicrosoftSpeakerMaking PostgreSQL Hacking More InclusiveSlidesVideo
Michael PaquierAmazon Web ServicesWorkshopIntro to Hacking on PostgresSlides
Noah MischMicrosoftSpeakerData Corruption Bugs: Diagnosis and LessonsVideo
Rafia SabihCYBERTECSpeakerTime to Go with PostgreSQLVideo
Rahila Syed—WorkshopIntro to Hacking on PostgresSlides
Robert HaasEDBSpeakerHow Autovacuum Goes Wrong: And Can We Please Make It Stop Doing That?SlidesVideo
Robert HaasEDBSpeakerMaking PostgreSQL Hacking More InclusiveSlidesVideo
Robert HaasEDBWorkshopPatch Review Workshop (Registration required, Breakfast provided)Slides
Tatsuo IshiiSRA OSS, Inc. JapanSpeakerImplementing Row Pattern RecognitionVideo
Tatsuro YamadaNTT Open Source Software CenterSpeakerAdvice is seldom welcome but efficaciousVideo
Thomas MunroMicrosoftSpeakerStreaming I/O and vectored I/OVideo
Tomas VondraEDBWorkshopIntro to Hacking on PostgresSlides
Yurii RashkovskiiInferalSpeakerPushing boundaries with extensions, for extensionsVideo
Yuya WatariNTT DATASpeakerPerformance Improvements of Partitioning: Past and FutureVideo

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