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PGConf NYC 2021

Dec 2–3, 2021 · New York Marriott Downtown, New York, NY, United States

Conference
PGConf NYC (Postgres Summit US from 2026) Database
Dates
Dec 2, 2021 – Dec 3, 2021
Venue
New York Marriott Downtown
Place
New York, NY, United States
Format
In person
Status
Past
Attendance
—
Website
2021.pgconf.nyc
Recorded
10 sponsors · 35 speaker appearances
Notes
First PgUS-run PGConf NYC (revival of the name). Held in person in December 2021 during COVID-19. No reported attendance found. Speakers: all scheduled sessions with named speakers from the official schedule (35 speaker-session rows; roles from session titles/schedule tracks). Affiliation sources: {'wayback': 32, 'current': 3}. 'wayback' = Company field on a Wayback snapshot of the postgresql.us speaker page taken around the event (on or before 20220131); 'current' = Company on the live speaker profile (Nov 2026), which may postdate the event.

Ticket prices

TicketPriceValid untilNotesSource
Early Bird$400Oct 17, 2021if not sold out earlier2021.pgconf.nyc
Regular$450—2021.pgconf.nyc

Sponsors 10

Speakers and talks 35

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Abbas ButtEDBSpeakerData Security using Roles, Privileges and Row Level SecuritySlides
Agustin GallegoPerconaSpeakerHow to improve PostgreSQL Monitoring and Observability with PMM—
Andreas ScherbaumAdjust GmbHSpeakerAdvanced Data Types in PostgreSQLSlides
Andrew AtkinsonAura FramesSpeakerHow we made PG Fitter, Happier, More ProductiveSlides
Bruce MomjianEDBSpeakerWill Postgres Live Forever?Slides
Bruce MomjianEDBSpeakerFlexible Indexing with PostgresSlides
Charly BatistaPerconaSpeakerPostgres and Json - How to get the best of them?—
Charly BatistaPerconaSpeakerHow to improve PostgreSQL Monitoring and Observability with PMM—
Christopher TraversAdjust GmbHSpeakerWhen it All Goes Wrong: Database Incident Response Dos and Don'ts—
Corey HuinkerCorlogicSpeakerSo You Inherited A DatabaseSlides
David FetterAivenSpeakerDo it in SQL: pgbouncer_wrapper—
David KohnTigerDataSpeakerHow PostgreSQL aggregates work (through pictures) and how to create and use custom aggregates effectively—
Dr. Ibrar AhmedpgEdge.comSpeakerA Deep Dive into PostgreSQL Indexing—
Gilles DaroldMigOpsSpeakerMigration validation made easy with Ora2PgSlides
Hamid Quddus AkhtarPerconaSpeakerPostgreSQL Query Performance InsightsSlides
Hans-JürgenCYBERTECSpeakerPostgreSQL support: The most funny encounters—
Henrietta DombrovskayaEnterprise DBSpeakerNORM: No ORM Framework—
Henrietta DombrovskayaEnterprise DBSpeakerWorking together with Software Engineers: PostgreSQL as a development tool—
Jonathan S. KatzCrunchy DataSpeakerGet Your Insecure PostgreSQL Passwords to SCRAM!—
Julien TachoiresEDBSpeakerPostgreSQL sharding, state of the art—
Lætitia AvrotEDBSpeakerChasing unicorns : 0 dataloss and 99.999% availabilitySlides
Lætitia AvrotEDBSpeakerPglog: a flexible log analyserSlides
Magnus HaganderRedpill LinproSpeakerWhat's new in PostgreSQL 14Slides
Oleg BartunovPostgres ProfessionalSpeakerUnderstanding of Jsonb PerformanceSlides
Pat WrightUtah Geek EventsSpeakerSpeaking and Community Involvement for the IntrovertSlides
Pavlo GolubCYBERTECSpeakerWhen it all GOes rightSlides
Renee Huinker—SpeakerTypo Positive: When Collection Doesn't Get You What You NeedSlides
Robert TreatcredativSpeakerAdvanced Int->Bigint Conversions—
Ryan BoozTigerDataSpeakerManaging PostgreSQL changes for the Agile DBA—
Sehrope SarkuniJackDB, IncSpeakerAdvanced Postgres Schema Design (For Scalable Application Development)Slides
Simon RiggsEDBSpeakerUnderstanding and Reducing Application Contention—
Stacy ScogginsEDBSpeakerEvolution Of PostgreSQL Replication and High Availability (upto ~ 99.999%)—
Stephen FrostCrunchy DataSpeakerRow Level Security Explained—
Stephen FrostCrunchy DataSpeakerIdentifying Slow Queries and Fixing Them!—
Vibhor KumarEDBSpeakerEvolution Of PostgreSQL Replication and High Availability (upto ~ 99.999%)—

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