Скачать или смотреть [4k] PostgreSQL CHAR(16) Conference - NYC SQL Database Panel hosted by 2ndQuadrant

Panel of SQL database experts at the CHAR(16) PostgreSQL conference at the Pennsylvania Hotel in New York City.
The panelists discuss their worst data-management disasters (and lessons-learned,) features of NoSQL databases that they wish were in Postgres, and other exciting topics!

Panelists:
Simon Riggs, CTO of 2ndQuadrant

Petr Jelinek, developed Skype's PostgreSQL storage while working at Microsoft

Peter Eisentraut, PostgreSQL core-team member since 1999

Mason Sharp, Original architect of Postgres XL

Jonathan Katz, CTO of VenueBook

Hosted by:
Eric David Benari, certified DBA and organizer of the NYC NewSQL/NoSQL community, the world's largest database Meetup.

Event page: http://www.NYCSQL.com/events/234576871/

CHAR (16) is an international conference to celebrate and showcase the significant developments the leading PostgreSQL engineering teams have made in the areas of Clustering, High Availability and Replication.

We are operating in unprecedented times of globalized, mass adoption of technology and data dependency. The current and future needs to store, access and manage data are challenging all previous predictions and a fundamental shift in the requirements of database design is leading to new thinking to support these needs.

CHAR (16) will be a unique opportunity to hear from world-class experts, talking about both recent achievements and the exciting developments ahead. Hear from the engineers who are leading the research to ensure current and future data demands are addressed.

With the database playing a pivotal role in the success of the data-driven economy, this is more than just a technical subject conference. The agenda will seek to address and challenge how big data demands will shape our current understanding of best practice for organizations of all sizes and reveal fresh thinking relevant to all executives with technical responsibilities, senior technical managers and decision makers.