Presentations
In this talk I will describe the current state of the pglogical project. I will cover use-cases that work well already, what the limitations are, future roadmap and also the state of integration of logical replication into PostgreSQL itself.
In this talk I will describe how molecule[1] can be leveraged to write clean, generic, and reusable automation.
A community lead and a continuous integration architect walk into a room and argue about the best practices around developing your infrastructure to support your growth as an open source project. While we'll be using GlusterFS as our model, this is a conversation about best and worst practices and their application.
Let’s Encrypt has challenged the status quo of Certification Authorities by providing free trusted certificates for everyone. Platforms like Netlify are leveraging Let’s Encrypt to make their customer web projects secure by default. This talk is about how we designed and evolved Netlify’s certificate architecture to integrate with Let’s Encrypt and issue hundreds of certificates every day.
Compiling PostgreSQL from source is a relatively easy thing to do compared to most open source projects. But for production systems, using the packages the operating systems provide is generally the recommended way to go. The problem is none of them end up managing PostgreSQL quite the same, let alone anything like the original source compile.
This talk will cover how some of the major Unix-based operating systems manage their provided PostgreSQL packages
In this presentation, Brian Proffitt will explain best practices for being a good mentor, setting up scope-appropriate projects, and troubleshooting when things start going off the plan.
Have a large PostgreSQL DB that needs upgraded, but you can't afford the downtime? Follow along as we discover how to use slony's logical replication to upgrade to the latest major version with extremely minimal downtime.
Minio is an Amazon S3 compatible object storage server built for cloud-native applications. It has advanced features like erasure code, bitrot protection and lambda functions. Application developers often deploy Minio in a dockerized container and orchestrate it with Kubernetes or Mesos. Minio is written in Go language and released under Apache License v2.0.
Open data is moving beyond activism and into implementation. Accordingly, we need an overarching data strategy that addresses the needs of a diverse ecosystem of local governments, and is co-created with those users who interact with local data, from city residents to agency employees to non-profits. We'll define users, explore data quality measures, and examine some strategies already in practice from the White House to the City of Santa Monica.
With over 19 million PC downloads, maybe you've heard of Minecraft before. Although the single player is addictive- the game's multiplayer experience is where it shines- allowing players collaborate to build and explore massive worlds. However despite the game's rich multiplayer aspect it is difficult to configure and deploy a server. Enter Docker. The latest in configuration management technology. By leveraging the strengths of Docker- automatic deployment and scalability we will create persistent Minecraft Server containers with ease using Docker, AWS's EC2 Cloud and {code}'s REX-Ray.