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An invitation to PostgreSQL community members

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I’m not sure this has been publicized much in the PostgreSQL world yet, but the Percona Performance Conference is not a MySQL-centric event. We’re hoping for good sessions on PostgreSQL and lots of other topics. So this is an invitation — come attend, and submit sessions.

A few words about marketing. The event is free, and even though it’s stamped with Percona’s name and under Percona’s control, it is a technical event. If you want to present, you will be welcome to bring some marketing materials for your company. We’ll have something like a table for pamphlets and books. If you would like to present on a commercial product, it’s fine; and it’s okay to mention what you do or what your company does — we’re not trying to cramp anyone, but we’re looking for technical sessions. We’ll be doing the same thing. We’re renting a booth in the expo hall to do marketing.

We hope this will be an opportunity to get together and learn and teach; there isn’t really a PostgreSQL event on the west coast until later this year. I’ve made phone calls and sent emails to a lot of my PostgreSQL friends, but I’m sure I’m missing someone — I just went through my business card collection. Spread the word!

Written by Xaprb

February 21st, 2009 at 2:32 pm

4 Responses to 'An invitation to PostgreSQL community members'

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  1. Thanks, Baron. I eagerly await the next East Coast Percona Conference. :)

    Greg Sabino Mullane

    21 Feb 09 at 8:03 pm

  2. Hm, don’t know if/when we’ll have one. Or do you mean OpenSQL Camp? That wasn’t a Percona thing, that was me (and a whole lotta hard work by Sheeri :)

    I don’t really like traveling either.

    Xaprb

    21 Feb 09 at 8:37 pm

  3. Nope, meant Percona. But feel free to organize more non-Percona events in your copious free time. ;)

    Greg Sabino Mullane

    24 Feb 09 at 4:28 pm

  4. [...] So I’d like to extend again a warm welcome to the PostgreSQL community to this event. You can read more about it here. [...]

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