Schedule Published For PGDay UK 2024 - @postgresuk

We're excited to publish the scheduled for this years PGDay UK PostgreSQL conference.

The schedule offers a wide range of talks covering different topics, which I'm sure will appeal to a wide audience.

Take a lot of the schedule:

pgday.uk/events/pgdayuk2024/sc

And get yourself a ticket to the UK's best PostgreSQL Conference.

POSETTE is now over, such a great event it was too.

But fear not, if you missed the livestreams all the talks are on Youtube.

Checkout my talk on Even JSONB In PostgreSQL Needs Schemas!

youtu.be/F6X60ln2VNc

You only want spaghetti in your dinner, not your data!

Come and listen to how we can control those unknown unknowns when using JSONB in Postgres.

Watch online at @posetteconf on June 12th.

citusdata.com/posette/speakers

Following on from the Cat badge, I wanted to do a related one - an Elephant, quite please with how it came out.

intrbiz.com/electronics/led-pc

I've always considered applications using the 'postgres' default database not to be best practice, especially when they are authing as the 'postgres' user.

Do other people agree with that?

Setting up my Mastodon server made me think about availability and backups.

At the moment it's just a single database instance.

Harald's talk on Reasonable Availability, did a great job in explain that we don't always need the complexity.

However it prompted me to think that there are many times where sensible backups probably should be the first port of call rather than availability.

Mastodon

Time for a cuppa... Earl Grey please!