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Postgres Conference Silicon Valley 2022

Apr 7–8, 2022 · Hilton San Jose, San Jose, CA, United States

Conference
Postgres Conference (PostgresConf) Database
Dates
Apr 7, 2022 – Apr 8, 2022
Venue
Hilton San Jose
Place
San Jose, CA, United States
Format
In person
Status
Past
Attendance
—
No reported attendance found; the sponsor prospectus projected '250 - 300 high value participants'.
Website
postgresconf.org
Recorded
14 sponsors · 60 speaker appearances
Notes
The only in-person Postgres Conference of 2022, treated here as the series' main edition (no New York event). The prospectus originally gave January 20-21, 2022; the event was held April 7-8. Included AWS Data Day and Yugabyte Distributed SQL Summit tracks. Speakers: all sessions on the official schedule (one row per speaker per session; organizer-run breaks/lunches/receptions omitted), affiliations as shown on each session page. role=keynote where the session title or URL says keynote. Slides = PDF uploaded to the session page; video = YouTube embed on the session page.

Ticket prices

TicketPriceValid untilNotesSource
General admission$349—As listed January 2022web.archive.org

Sponsors 14

Title / headline 2

Community 2

Other 10

Speakers and talks 60

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Alexander KorotkovOrioleDBSpeakerSolving PostgreSQL wicked problems—
Alexandra ElchinoffYugabyteSpeakerThe Scalable, Resilient Data Layer at the Heart of Modern Retail—
Alexandra ElchinoffYugabyteSpeakerDriving 150K warehouses on TPC-C—
Alexandra ElchinoffYugabyteSpeakerDemo Hour—
Alexandra ElchinoffYugabyteSpeakerLessons Learned: Moving a PostgreSQL Application From On-Premise to a Cloud Native Architecture—
Alexandra ElchinoffYugabyteSpeakerAnalyzing PostgreSQL Compatibility: Amazon Aurora, Spanner, YugabyteDB and CockroachDB—
Alexandra ElchinoffYugabyteSpeakerThe Biography of a Modern Cloud Native Application—
Alvaro HernandezOnGresSpeakerHow to measure query performance—
Amit ChauhanYugabyteSpeakerDemo Hour—
Amit KapilaFujitsuSpeakerPast, Present, and Future of Logical Replication—
Andres ArrietaEFFSpeakerDigital Rights and Privacy: Concerns for the 21st century—
Andrey BorodinYandex CloudSpeakerIntroducing SPQR: Stateless Postgres Query Router—
Avinash VallarapuHexaClusterSpeakerAre databases on cloud DBaaS platforms really faster and cheaper as they are claimed ?—
Ben VandiverGoogleSpeakerGoogle Journey: Bringing a PostgreSQL Interface to Cloud Spanner—
Bruce MomjianEDBSpeakerFuture Postgres ChallengesSlides
Bruce MomjianEDBSpeakerNon-Relational PostgresSlides
Bruce MomjianEDBSpeakerFireside chat: Building Postgres w/Bruce Momjian & Greg Kemnitz—
Bryn LlewellynYugabyteSpeakerHow to navigate the “interval” minefieldSlides
Chad BerkleyTigerDataSpeakerManaging growth and career development for software companies—
chandra pathivadaAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerAmazon Babelfish for AuroraSlides
Charly BatistaEDBSpeakerPL/Java - Extend the power of your database—
Chirag DaveAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerManaging extensions in RDS/Aurora—
David BenoitSum Assembly, IncSpeakerSimplifying System Architecture—
Debra CerdaCommand PromptSpeakerBabelfish for PostgreSQLSlides
Denis MagdaYugabyteSpeakerLessons Learned: Moving a PostgreSQL Application From On-Premise to a Cloud Native Architecture—
Dr. Ibrar AhmedpgEdgeSpeakerA Deep Dive into PostgreSQL IndexingSlides
Dr. Ibrar AhmedpgEdgeSpeakerTune PostgreSQL for Read/Write Scalability.Slides
Everett BerryArctypeSpeakerTDE: State of Encryption in Postgres—
Gopinath PaiAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerBabelfish for PostgreSQLSlides
GRANT ZHOUHighgo SoftwareSpeakerIvorySQL—
Hamid AkhtarPerconaSpeakerPOSTGRESQL REPLICATION CONFLICTS: AVOIDING PITFALLSSlides
Hannu KrosingGoogleSpeakerDo you vacuum everyday ?Slides
Ian PytlarzPurdue UniversitySpeakerProtect Purdue: Data Driven University Operations in a PandemicSlides
Ivan NovickVMwareSpeakerScaling PostgreSQL to New Heights—
Jacque IstokEnfuse.ioSpeakerScaling PostgreSQL to New Heights—
Jim NasbyAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerBabelfish for PostgreSQLSlides
Karthik RanganathanYugabyteSpeakerThe Biography of a Modern Cloud Native Application—
Kirk RoybalInstaclustrSpeakerPostgreSQL and Managed Hosting Services—
Krishna SarabuAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerDeveloping Event Driven Serverless applications using RDS/Aurora PostgreSQL—
Lee RolandHeimdall DataSpeakerScaling Beyond PgBouncer & Pgpool-II: Advanced Traffic Management—
Matt YonkovitPerconaSpeakerHow Users Will Dictate and Change the Next 20 Years of PostgreSQL—
Mehboob AlamPostgresConfSpeakerTDE: State of Encryption in Postgres—
Mihnea IancuYugabyteSpeakerDriving 150K warehouses on TPC-C—
Nikolay SamokhvalovPostgres.aiSpeakerCommon DB Schema Change MistakesSlides
Nitish KorlaGoogleSpeakerPostgres: Through the lens of Cloud Platform—
Pavlo GolubCYBERTECSpeakerWhen it all GOes right—
Pavlo GolubCYBERTECSpeakerProfessional PostgreSQL scheduling made easy—
Rebecca BilbroRotational LabsSpeakerBeyond Off-the-Shelf ConsensusSlides
Robert TreatAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerADVANCED INT->BIGINT CONVERSIONS—
Scott Mead—SpeakerConnection scalability for Enterprise Applications—
Shayon SanyalAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerUsing Global database in Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL—
Shayon SanyalAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerAmazon Aurora Global Database Design Patterns for HA and DRSlides
Sukhpreet BediAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerUsing Global database in Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL—
Sukhpreet BediAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerUsing aws_ml/aws_comprehend in Aurora PostgreSQL—
Sundar RaghavanAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerUsing aws_ml/aws_comprehend in Aurora PostgreSQL—
Sundar RaghavanAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerDeveloping Event Driven Serverless applications using RDS/Aurora PostgreSQL—
Wanda HeAmazon Web ServicesSpeaker5 Tips for Building Scalable Application with ORM and Amazon RDS PostgreSQL—
Wojciech KoszekSegmedSpeakerP_______SQL: Engine behind a de-identified medical data platform—
Yogesh MahajanYugabyteSpeakerAnalyzing PostgreSQL Compatibility: Amazon Aurora, Spanner, YugabyteDB and CockroachDB—
Yury SelivanovEdgeDBSpeakerEdgeDB - A graph-relational database—

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