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PgConf.Russia 2017
  • Jean-Paul Argudo
    Jean-Paul Argudo Dalibo

    Dalibo team produces open source tools for PostgreSQL among other things for many years now (see http://dalibo.github.io/).

    This time I'll present temBoard, a new tool to remotely control PostgreSQL databases. The project is visible at https://github.com/dalibo/temboard

    It's about monitoring, supervision, remote settings and actions... and many more features to come. The main goal is to provide a comprehensive console for PostgreSQL. It's needed by production DBAs, to daily achieve their tasks. We heard Dalibo's customers, as many of them wrote the specs :-)

  • Oleg Alekseev
    Oleg Alekseev MoySklad

    MoySklad online service includes important component - semiautomatic database conversion framework. Its history and supported conversions are subject of this speech.

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  • Alvaro Hernandez
    Alvaro Hernandez 8Kdata

    MongoDB is a successful database in the NoSQL space, mostly used for OLTP-type workloads. However, due to the lack of ACID (transactions in particular) and significant performance issues with OLAP/DW workloads, more and more MongoDB users are considering migrating off of MongoDB to a RDBMS, where PostgreSQL is the usual choice. This represents a significant opportunity for the PostgreSQL ecosystem, to "bring NoSQL to SQL". This talk will present the challenges that MongoDB users are facing and the state of the art of the available tools and open source solutions available to perform ETL and live migrations to PostgreSQL. In particular, ToroDB Stampede will be discussed, an open source solution that replicates live from MongoDB, transform JSON documents into relational tables, and stores the data in PostgreSQL.

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  • Ivan Frolkov
    Ivan Frolkov PostgresPro

    With big data threads, even the upload of data to a database can often be problematic – apart from the data upload itself, you need to create indexes, perform VACUUM after the upload for correct Index-only scans, etc. From this talk, you will learn how to avoid most of such problems (if not all of them).

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