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PGCon 2019 list of talks
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| pentabarf_pgcon=# SELECT DISTINCT E.title, string_agg(S.name,', ') as name | |
| FROM event E, view_event_person P, view_mail_all_speaker S | |
| WHERE E.event_id = P.event_id | |
| AND P.person_id = S.person_id | |
| AND E.conference_id = 15 | |
| and E.event_state = 'accepted' | |
| and P.event_role_name = 'Speaker' and P.event_role_state_name = 'confirmed' | |
| group by E.title order by 1; | |
| title | name | |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+----------------------------------- | |
| A journey from Postgres enthusiast to committer | Amit Kapila | |
| Advanced Authentication | Stephen Frost | |
| An Introduction to Memory Contexts | Chris Travers | |
| Assimilate the Elephant - A Partition at a Time! | Beena Emerson | |
| Challenges of Concurrent DDL | Robert Haas | |
| Deep Postgres Extensions in Rust | Jeff Davis | |
| Essential Postgres Performance Tuning | Payal Singh | |
| Generating distributed plan for PostgreSQL | Feng Guo | |
| Graph Databases: Introduction, Standardization, Opportunities | Peter Eisentraut | |
| Highway to Hell or Stairway to Cloud? | Alexander Kukushkin | |
| How to get a feature committed? | Michael Paquier | |
| In aid of RTFM | Corey Huinker | |
| Intro to Postgres Planner Hacking | Melanie Plageman | |
| Introducing PostgreSQL SQL parser through an experience of reusing it in other applications | Bo Peng | |
| Let's (D)Trace Postgres | Mariusz Zanorski, Adam Wołk | |
| PipelineDB | CB Bohn | |
| Pluggable Storage in PostgreSQL | Andres Freund | |
| Pluggable table access methods (pluggable storage) | Haribabu Kommi | |
| Postgres for All Your Data | Bruce Momjian | |
| PostgreSQL and Disaster Management | Rizwan WAHEED | |
| PostgreSQL bottlenecks | Alexander Korotkov | |
| Rank and Highlight Your Results | Jamey Hanson | |
| Running your own buildfarm server, and testing your own patches | Andrew Dunstan | |
| Standby in production: scaling application in second largest classified site in the world. | Konstantin Evteev | |
| Temporal Databases: Theory and Postgres | Paul Jungwirh | |
| Testing PostgreSQL Performance | Jeremy Schneider | |
| The Future of Postgres Sharding | Bruce Momjian | |
| The lost art of plpgsql | Robert Treat | |
| Toward Implementing Incremental View Maintenance on PostgreSQL | Yugo Nagata | |
| Tower of Babel or How to turn an elephant into a polyglot | Pavlo Golub | |
| Transaction Logging | Thomas Munro | |
| Transparent data at rest encryption in PostgreSQL | Masahiko Sawada | |
| Tuple Locking redesigned | Kuntal Ghosh | |
| Understanding and implementing PostgreSQL High Availability with Patroni | Oleksii Kliukin | |
| VeniceDB | Min Wei | |
| Viva, the NoSQL Postgres ! | Oleg Bartunov, Alexander Korotkov | |
| WAL for DBAs: Everything you want to know | Devrim Gündüz | |
| nbtree: An architectural perspective | Peter Geoghegan | |
| (38 rows) | |
| pentabarf_pgcon=# |
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Hey @dlangille,
Understanding and implementing PostgreSQL High Availability with Patronitraining is delivered together by Oleksii Kliukin and Alexander Kukushkin. Could you, please, add him as well.