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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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  • Igor Chizhevskiy
    Igor Chizhevskiy SRC "Voshod"
    Sergey Korolev
    Sergey Korolev MCST
    Dmitry Pogibenko
    Dmitry Pogibenko FGBU "NII Voskhod"
    Stanislav Merzlyakov
    Stanislav Merzlyakov Scientific Research Institute "Voskhod"
    Илья Космодемьянский
    Илья Космодемьянский Data Egret
    Иван Богданов
    Иван Богданов SRC "Voshod"

    Practical experience of carrying out import substitution with using PostgreSQL in government information system including not only the free software, but also the Russian hardware (Elbrus servers and other).

    VIDEO

  • 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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