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Prague PostgreSQL Developer Day 2026

Jan 27–28, 2026 · ČVUT FIT (Czech Technical University, Faculty of Information Technology), Thákurova 9, Prague, Czechia

Conference
Prague PostgreSQL Developer Day (P2D2) Database
Dates
Jan 27, 2026 – Jan 28, 2026
Venue
ČVUT FIT (Czech Technical University, Faculty of Information Technology), Thákurova 9
Place
Prague, Czechia
Format
In person
Status
Past
Attendance
—
Website
p2d2.cz
Recorded
13 sponsors · 27 speaker appearances
Notes
18th edition. Day 1 (Tue 27 Jan) workshops, day 2 (Wed 28 Jan) talks in parallel tracks. Registration sold out (waitlist page). Attendance not published. Speakers: full list from the p2d2.cz talks page (still showing the 2026 edition when checked). The 2026 site has no company field, so affiliations were taken only where the speaker bio on p2d2.cz states a current employer (bios written for this edition); null where the bio names none. source_url is the speaker bio page. No slides/videos linked on the site at time of research.

Ticket prices

TicketPriceValid untilNotesSource
Conference day, students / CSPUG membersCZK 600—web.archive.org
Half-day workshopCZK 1,000—web.archive.org
Conference day (talks)CZK 1,200—web.archive.org
Full-day workshopCZK 2,000—web.archive.org

Sponsors 13

Speakers and talks 27

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Adam WolkMicrosoftSpeakerKnocking at the Door: Fuzzing libpq and PgBouncer—
Alexander Kukushkin—SpeakerRediscovering PgQ—
Anton BorisovFreshaSpeakerSwitching Me Softly: Zero-downtime Major PostrgreSQL Upgrades at Fresha—
Ants AasmaCYBERTECSpeakerHey, I'm using that! Fixing lock contention in OLTP.—
Bruce MomjianEDBSpeakerWhat's Missing in Postgres?—
Cagri BirogluAdyenSpeakerThe Art of Keeping PostgreSQL Clean: Internals, Autovacuum, and Controlled Deletion—
Danish—WorkshopRunning PostgreSQL in Kubernetes with CloudNativePG—
Grant FritcheyRedgateSpeakerPostgreSQL Query Performance Monitoring for the Absolute Beginner—
Gulcin Yildirim JelinekXataSpeakerWhat you should know about constraints in PostgreSQL (and what's new in 18)—
Hettie DombrovskayaDRWWorkshopPostgreSQL Query Optimization: How to Write Efficient Queries—
Jakub Kuzela—SpeakerB-Tree Index Access Paths: Tuning Today and Tomorrow—
Jonathan Battiato—WorkshopRunning PostgreSQL in Kubernetes with CloudNativePG—
Josef MachytkacredativWorkshopPgBouncer - Everything, Everywhere, All At Once about this tool—
Kranthi Kiran BuradaAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerSQL Injection Is Boring - Advanced Threats You are Not Watching—
Luigi NardiDBtuneSpeakerA benchmark study on the impact of PostgreSQL server parameter tuning—
Michal Bartak—SpeakerTimescaleDB - collecting and visualizing IOT data—
Mohsin EjazDBtuneSpeakerWhy your PostgreSQL tuning guide might be wrong (and what to do about it)—
Narendra TawarAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerSQL Injection Is Boring - Advanced Threats You are Not Watching—
Nazir Bilal YavuzMicrosoftWorkshopIntroduction to Postgres hacking—
Pavlo Golub—Lightning talklightning talks—
Pavlo Golub—Workshoppgwatch: From Zero to Hero!—
Peter ZaitsevPerconaSpeakerCloud-native Postgres observability: from client apps to underlying cloud resources—
Petr ŠmejkalOutreachSpeakerDo ORMs make you happy OR Mad?—
Radim Marek—SpeakerIt works on my database - Regression testing of SQL queries—
Robert TreatAmazon Web ServicesSpeakerVacuuming Large Tables: How Recent Postgres Changes Further Enable Mission Critical Workloads—
Teresa Lopes—SpeakerOperational hazards of managing PostgreSQL DBs over 100TB—
Tomas VondraMicrosoftWorkshopIntroduction to Postgres hacking—

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