Postgres Day SF Meetup

Wednesday, November 4
5:30 – 9:00 PM
PlanetScale
San Francisco, California, US
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Join us on November 4th at PlanetScale’s San Francisco office as we celebrate 30 years of Postgres. We’ll be joined by Bruce Momjian, co-founder of open source Postgres, along with Jan Nidzwetzki and Nikhil Sontakke from PlanetScale’s Postgres Core team, to dive into how Postgres got to where it is today and where it’s headed. We’ve also got some special PG Day merch, including custom hats, that we’ll be giving out. Space is limited, so RSVP soon. Speakers: Bruce Momjian — Co-founder of open source Postgres Jan Nidzwetzki — Software Engineer, Postgres Core, PlanetScale Nikhil Sontakke — Software Engineer, Postgres Core, PlanetScale Schedule: 5:30–6:00 — Doors Open and Networking 6:00–6:30 — Jan Nidzwetzki: "Beyond EXPLAIN - Tracing PostgreSQL Performance Using eBPF" 6:30–7:00 — Nikhil Sontakke: "AWSM FSM! Free Space Maps Decoded" 7:00–7:45 — Bruce Momjian: "Will Postgres Live Forever?" 7:45–9:00 — Networking Can’t make this one? Sign up here to learn about future events. About PlanetScale PlanetScale is the most reliable and performant database platform for MySQL and Postgres. PlanetScale databases power everything from projects on the $5 PS-5 Postgres tier to the primary databases behind Square, Cash App, Cursor, and more. Learn more at PlanetScale.com.

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PlanetScale, San Francisco, California, US
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