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March 15 – 17 , 2017

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PgConf.Russia 2017
  • Anton Doroshkevich
    Anton Doroshkevich InfoSoft

    1. Why is it time to consider switching to PostgreSQL?
    2. 1С and PostgreSQL interoperability.
    3. Why should we start with Windows?
    4. The first experience of migrating big enough 1С databases to Postgres.
    5. Large-scale projects on high-load systems, in figures.

  • Dmitry Cremer
    Dmitry Cremer Federal State Unitary Enterprise Rossiya Segodnya

    • why we build PostgreSQL from sources?
    • choice build options
    • dependencies
    • creation system environment
    • how to customise Linux for work with PostgreSQL
    • extra soft for PostgreSQL DBA

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  • Masahiko Sawada
    Masahiko Sawada NTT OSS Center

    Database sharding enables a distribution of the database over a large number of machines, greatly improving performance. With the advent of Foreign Data Wrappers (FDW), it's possible to consider a database sharding in PostgreSQL with acceptable level of code changes using FDW. We've been working on enhancing around FDW infrastructure such as foreign table inheritance and pushing down so that PostgreSQL can execute the distributed query efficiently using FDW. In this talk, I'll cover what FDW-based sharding is and what use-cases it can cover. And then I'll demonstrate how to build sharding and describe our achievement of a FDW-based sharding in PostgreSQL community. Finally, I'll describe further enhancements to FDW such as Async Execution and Distributed Transaction Support.

  • Sergey Mirvoda
    Sergey Mirvoda Octonica, UrFU

    Experience we've got after 5 years of developing, deploying and improving BI system http://colibri365.ru used in government. I would talk about government IT reality and our way over it. Postgres performance improvements, using of latest features, overwriting of user generated queries to help query optimizer and other tweaks and hacks to tackle limited hardware problems. These lead us to number of computer science papers and (now committed) patches to Postgres (see Andrey Borodin talks for details).

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