On March 10th, we had our third ever pgDay for SFPUG, which was a runaway success. pgDaySF 2015 was held together with FOSS4G-NA and EclipseCon; we were especially keen to join FOSS4G because of the large number of PostGIS users attending the event. In all, around 130 DBAs, developers and…
pgDay SF 2015 is tommorrow. We've got an exciting lineup of talks, some awesome t-shirts, and of course all the FOSS4G goodness for those of you who can stay the whole week. Last I checked, there were still spots open for onsite registration. See you there!…
One of the hot topics for this year's pgCon will be parallel processing in postgres, including using Postgres with GPU processing. One such project is PG-Strom, led by Tokyo-based PostgreSQL contributor KaiGai Kohei. KaiGai, who works for NEC and is also the leading contributor behind SEPostgres and Row-Level Security, will…
The draft schedule for pgDay SF 2015 is up, and registration is now open! Register now for a full day of PostgreSQL learning and socializing. I'm also looking for volunteers and lightning talk speakers. We have a wide variety of topics including PostGIS, internals, mobile applications, performance, scaling, 9.4…
Pivotal is hosting the first South Bay PostgreSQL Meetup we've had in quite a while. Peter will be speaking about PostgreSQL 9.4, and Mason will talk about Postgres-XL. If you live or work near Palo Alto and haven't been able to make it to the San Francisco meetups, this…