My picks for PGEast 2011 -- Day 0 and Day 1
PGEast is only 1 week away. I'm almost ready to fly to NYC -- cannot wait to see folks in PostgreSQL community.
What? You haven't registered yet! Hurry up: PGEast
Here are my picks for PGEast 2011 for the trainings and 1st day. I will cover the other ones in another post.
What? You haven't registered yet! Hurry up: PGEast
Here are my picks for PGEast 2011 for the trainings and 1st day. I will cover the other ones in another post.
This year, I'll give a half-day training on "Applied PostgreSQL Clustering with Red Hat Cluster Suite". Feel free to register to the training, if you'd like to see how do we configure an active/passive PostgreSQL cluster with a shared storage.
As usual, all trainings are interesting -- but I would attend one or two of these, if I weren't giving a training:
When it comes to the talks, it is really hard to choose which one to attend. On 23rd, in the first session, all talks are pretty strong, but since I already attended Robert's and Bruce's talks at PGWest 2010, I'll skip them this time, and attend the "True Serializable Transactions Are Here!", by Kevin Grittner.Alternatively, I may join Peter's talk on "Programming with Python and PostgreSQL".
Fortunately, the next session is the easiest part -- PGEast 2011 keynote!
For the 3rd session of the 1st day, I'll attend Greg's talk on "Scaling PostgreSQL with repmgr". There are 2 more interesting talks in that session, too: The SSL one and the Audit one.
For the 4th session, Defense Against the Dark Arts: Protecting Your Data from ORMs - Vanessa Hurst looks interesting. Also there is a 4square talk, but I'm already annoyed with the people who publish their 4sq updates to twitter :P, so I intend to skip that talk.
For the final session, I'll definitely atttend . Alternatively, Jim Nasby's talk on "Strike it rich! Inheritance for something other than partitioning will be very interesting, I believe.
These are my picks for PGEast 2011, at the trainings and Day-1 talks. See you there!
As usual, all trainings are interesting -- but I would attend one or two of these, if I weren't giving a training:
- Christophe Pettus' full day training on "Django Development with PostgreSQL". I attended his talk at PGWest 2011, and it was very useful.
- Magnus' training on "Streaming Replication and Hot Standby". No matter what he talks about -- I love to listen to Magnus.
- Surviving Server Overload - Greg Smith Greg is the most skilled person around the community, if you want to learn about PostgreSQL performance. BTW, you purchased his book already, right?
- Mastering PostgreSQL Administration - Bruce Momjian . His name is self-explanatory I really like his talks a lot. He is a good speaker.
When it comes to the talks, it is really hard to choose which one to attend. On 23rd, in the first session, all talks are pretty strong, but since I already attended Robert's and Bruce's talks at PGWest 2010, I'll skip them this time, and attend the "True Serializable Transactions Are Here!", by Kevin Grittner.Alternatively, I may join Peter's talk on "Programming with Python and PostgreSQL".
Fortunately, the next session is the easiest part -- PGEast 2011 keynote!
For the 3rd session of the 1st day, I'll attend Greg's talk on "Scaling PostgreSQL with repmgr". There are 2 more interesting talks in that session, too: The SSL one and the Audit one.
For the 4th session, Defense Against the Dark Arts: Protecting Your Data from ORMs - Vanessa Hurst looks interesting. Also there is a 4square talk, but I'm already annoyed with the people who publish their 4sq updates to twitter :P, so I intend to skip that talk.
For the final session, I'll definitely atttend . Alternatively, Jim Nasby's talk on "Strike it rich! Inheritance for something other than partitioning will be very interesting, I believe.
These are my picks for PGEast 2011, at the trainings and Day-1 talks. See you there!
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