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PostgreSQL@SCaLE24x CfP closing soon on Nov 1, 2027

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PostgreSQL@SCaLE24x CfP closing soon on Nov 1, 2027

Hi folks!

We're hosting a PostgreSQL track at SCaLE again — come join us in sunny Pasadena!

PostgreSQL@SCaLE is a two-day event on Thursday–Friday, April 1–2, 2027, at the Pasadena Convention Center, part of SCaLE 24x (April 1–4).

The program brings together PostgreSQL core contributors, long-time community leaders, and professionals running Postgres in production to share practical, experience-driven knowledge. Sessions cover how PostgreSQL works, how to operate it reliably at scale, and how to use it well in modern systems — from foundational operations through advanced internals and large-scale deployments.

Who it's for

  • Database administrators (DBAs)
  • Backend, web, and full-stack developers
  • Sysadmins and site reliability engineers
  • Platform, cloud-native, and Kubernetes practitioners
  • Anyone running PostgreSQL in production or at home

What to expect

  • PostgreSQL training — one Thursday track dedicated to full-day training led by experienced PostgreSQL educators and practitioners.
  • Technical talks — internals, performance, replication, reliability, tooling, and modern workloads including AI and cloud-native environments.
  • Community engagement — direct access to contributors and experienced operators, including an Ask Me Anything (AMA) session.

Call for Papers

The CfP is open through November 1, 2026.

Tag your submission PostgreSQL so it's routed to the PostgreSQL@SCaLE committee.

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