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Swiss PGDay 2025

Jun 26–27, 2025 · OST Eastern Switzerland University of Applied Sciences, Campus Rapperswil, Rapperswil, SG, Switzerland

Conference
Swiss PGDay Database
Dates
Jun 26, 2025 – Jun 27, 2025
Venue
OST Eastern Switzerland University of Applied Sciences, Campus Rapperswil
Place
Rapperswil, SG, Switzerland
Format
In person
Status
Past
Attendance
125
CYBERTEC blog "Swiss PGDay 2025 - New experiences, Postgres and Karl!" (July 2025): "There were about 125 attendees in total".
Website
2025.pgday.ch
Recorded
13 sponsors · 34 speaker appearances
Notes
Two days, two tracks (English / German), poster session, lightning talks, networking event. Speakers: full schedule (all talks; keynotes role "keynote"; welcome/closing by the organizer omitted). Affiliations as shown in the talk details on the edition's own page (static snapshot kept online after the event). Bruce Momjian's keynote links two slide decks (Part 1 recorded; Part 2: https://momjian.us/main/writings/pgsql/democratization.pdf). Lightning-talk speakers (role "lightning talk") listed by name and title only; affiliation filled from their main talk that year where available; slides_url is the combined LT deck. Poster authors not recorded. Sponsor tiers: Sponsor CHF 1,500 (max 6), Supporter CHF 600, Partner (in kind).

Ticket prices

TicketPriceValid untilNotesSource
PGDay Discounted (students / on request)CHF 65—web.archive.org
PGDay SwissPUG (member rate)CHF 130—SwissPUG members; corporate members for up to 4 participantsweb.archive.org
PGDay StandardCHF 165—incl. lunch and networking eventweb.archive.org
PGDay Community SupportCHF 200—web.archive.org

Sponsors 13

Other 11

Speakers and talks 34

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Bruce MomjianEDBKeynoteHow Open Source and Democracy Drive PostgresSlides
Aarno AukiaVSHN AGSpeakerOperating PostgreSQL at Scale: Lessons from Hundreds of Instances in Regulated Private CloudsSlides
Alessandro CerioniEtat de GenèveSpeakerMaking sense of Waze traffic data with Python, TimescaleDB-PostGIS and JavaScriptSlides
Andreas GeppertZürcher KantonalbankSpeakerTabellen vs Objekte: warum nicht einfach beides (in Postgres)?Slides
Andrew FarriesXataSpeakerPostgres schema migrations using the expand/contract pattern—
Audrius Meškauskas—Lightning talkEfficient Web Development with SeaORM and PostgreSQL.Slides
Bertrand Hartwig-PeillonHUGSpeakerpgAssistant—
Daniel KreflSednaiSpeakerHacking pgvector for performanceSlides
Devrim GunduzEDBSpeakerKnow the less known about PostgreSQL—
Dirk KrautschickAivenSpeakerBenchmarking – Eine unerwartete ReiseSlides
Dominik FreyCamtocamp SASpeakerEin Ansatz zur Optimierung von raumbezogenen Datenbankabfragen mit PostGISSlides
Franck PachotMongoDBLightning talkNULL is unknown (yet)Slides
Franck PachotMongoDBSpeakerNormalize or De-normalize? Relational SQL Columns or JSON Document Attributes?Slides
Gianni CiolliEDBSpeakerThe Why and What of WAL—
Grant FritcheyRedgateSpeakerQuery Performance Monitoring For The Absolute Beginner—
Gulcin Yildirim JelinekXataSpeakerAnatomy of Table-Level Locks in PostgreSQLSlides
Johannes Graën—Lightning talkTravel Romania efficiently - Graph search with CTEsSlides
Josef MachytkacredativLightning talkBoldly Migrate to PostgreSQL with credativ-pg-migratorSlides
Josef MachytkacredativSpeakerBuilding a Data Lakehouse with PostgreSQL: Dive into Formats, Tools, Techniques, and StrategiesSlides
Kaarel MoppelFreelance PostgreSQL ConsultantSpeakerDas 1x1 der Testdatengenerierung mit PostgresSlides
Kaarel MoppelFreelance PostgreSQL ConsultantLightning talkPostgres on spot VMs?Slides
Laurenz AlbeCYBERTECSpeakerMach das nicht!Slides
Laurenz AlbeCYBERTECLightning talkThe tower of BabelSlides
Luigi NardiDBtuneLightning talkML for Systems and Systems for MLSlides
Luigi NardiDBtuneSpeakerA benchmark study on the impact of PostgreSQL server parameter tuningSlides
Marlene Retterer—Lightning talkPostgres and Web3Slides
Matthias GrömmerCYBERTECSpeakerGraphdatenbanken für alle – Warum PostgreSQL mit Apache AGE eine echte Alternative zu Neo4j istSlides
Michael Hegyi—Lightning talkPG patching with GitLab pipelinesSlides
Patrick LauercredativSpeakerPostgres with many data: To MAXINT and beyond—
Patrick StählinAivenSpeakerUsing logical replication for fun and profitSlides
Pavlo GolubCYBERTECSpeakerCustomizing the Wordle Game Experience with PostgreSQLSlides
Pavlo GolubCYBERTECLightning talkKudos for the rest of usSlides
Raphael Debinski—Lightning talkpgstat_snap – a (very) poor man’s ASH for PostgreSQLSlides
Renzo DaniLogObject AGSpeakerFrom Oracle to PostgreSQL: A HARD Journey and an Open-Source AwakeningSlides

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