Alicja Kucharczyk

Join the Open Alliance for PostgreSQL education for an open meetup to gain insights in the work that we do. We will also share plans, ideas, our roadmap and other details on how we will grow and evolve the organization over the next few years.

The Open Alliance for PostgreSQL Education was established through a joint industry effort to create an open, independent, community-driven certification programme for PostgreSQL - the first of its kind. Built by industry experts and active community members, it ensures transparency, trust, and real-world relevance, providing clear, respected accreditation that helps PostgreSQL Database...

The Open Alliance for PostgreSQL Education was established through a joint industry effort to create an open, independent, community-driven certification programme for PostgreSQL - the first of its kind. Built by industry experts and active community members, it ensures transparency, trust, and real-world relevance, providing clear, respected accreditation that helps PostgreSQL Database...

PostgreSQL has dozens of logging-related settings, but it is not always obvious what they actually log, how they interact, what they cost, and which operational questions they can answer. This talk is a practical walkthrough of PostgreSQL logging in plain language: how to choose settings based on the questions your logs need to answer, without adding unnecessary overhead or missing important...

Navigating the complexities of a managed PostgreSQL instance on the cloud can often appear overwhelming, especially with the plethora of options and configurations available.

An open discussion with Postgres community members around the topic of scaling up for challenging workloads. We will be looking at how PostgreSQL deals with each of these challenges, and discussing possible mitigations, tuning tips or workarounds.

pgBadger stands as one of the most comprehensive and widely adopted tools for diagnosing issues and analyzing the current state of a PostgreSQL database. As an open-source utility that's platform-agnostic and easy to use, it offers users in-depth insights into a myriad of events occurring within their databases.

In this talk we want to present how Microsoft team composed of people from two different teams approached the project and solved the migration issues using ora2pg and was able to prove that Postgres Single Server can perform equally well as Oracle Exadata. We will present our ways of working and also some main technical challenges that we faced including migration of BULK COLLECT’s, hierarchical…