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Join us for the first, and only conference to take you around the open source database world in 24 hours!
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View Agenda by Time Zone View Full Agenda Meet our HostsOver the years, our Percona Live conferences have provided database developers, administrators, and decision-makers a unique opportunity to network with peers and technology professionals by uniting the best and brightest of the open source database community to share their knowledge, experience, and use cases.
Although we had to cancel our Austin event, we didn’t want our community to miss out, so we are taking the event online, and into everyone’s living room, home offices, or basements for a full 24 hours! This will be the first of its kind for the open source community, with streaming content from around the world allowing people to jump in when it suits them or challenge themselves to a 24-hour marathon of the latest news, tips, and trends from the world’s leading database experts!
Percona Live ONLINE is the place to learn about how open source database technology can power your applications, improve your websites, secure your data, and solve critical database issues. Brought to the community, free of charge for anyone to attend.
Join sessions, and network through virtual chat rooms and viewing lounges on platforms such as The Live Chat Stream and Slack Rooms dedicated to each topic or technology.
We’ll also have fun competitions, challenges, and opportunities to get cool swag for all our attendees!
Agenda
Technology Keynotes
10:30 hs EDT
Trends that are disrupting and breaking your database infrastructure
by Matt YonkovitPercona
Central Time Zone
13:00 hs EDT
Profiling MySQL and MariaDB Hash Join Implementations
by Jim Tommaney Alibaba
13:30 hs EDT
A Step by Step Guide to Using Databases on Containers
by Kathy Gibbs AWS
14:00 hs EDT
Migrate from MongoDB Replica-Set to a Sharded Cluster
by Antonios Giannopoulos & Jason Terpko Rackspace
15:00 hs EDT
Orchestrating Cassandra with Kubernetes Operator and Yelp PaaSTA
by Raghavendra Prabhu Yelp
16:00 hs EDT
Anti-Cheating Tool for Massive Multiplayer Games Using Amazon Aurora and Amazon ML Services
by Yoav Eilat & Yahav Biran AWS
Pacific Time Zone
17:00 hs EDT
MySQL on Google Cloud: War and Peace!
by Akshay Suryawanshi & Jeremy Cole Shopify
17:30 hs EDT
A Survey of Strategies Used at Box to Protect MySQL
by Priyanka ReddyBox
18:00 hs EDT
Declarative Caching with Postgres and Redis
by Kyle DavisRedis Labs
18:30 hs EDT
Creating an Open Source MySQL Firewall
by Alex RubinVirtualHealth
Pacific Time Zone
19:00hs EDT
Unbounded Scale: Using Vitess for Scaling Write Intensive Workloads
by Morgan Tocker, Daniel Guzman BurgosPlanetScale + Percona
20:00 EDT
Percona Monitoring and Management 2.6 - Security Threat Tool
by Daniel Guzman Burgos, Steve Hoffman Percona
20:30 EDT
Open Source cost-efficiency in action: analyzing 500B rows on a single ClickHouse server
by Alexander Zaitsev Altinity
21:00 hs EDT
Dark Corners of the MySQL Code Base
by Daniel Black IBM
22:00 hs EDT
Kubernetes - the Swiss Army Knife for your ProxySQL deployments
by Rene Cannao ProxySQL
India Time Zone
23:00hs EDT
Expert MariaDB: Utilize MariaDB Server Effectively
by Colin CharlesConsultant
00:00hs EDT
Parallelism in PostgreSQL
by Ibrar AhmedPercona
01:00hs EDT
ClickHouse New Features 2020
by Aleksei MilovidovYandex
Europe Time Zone
02:00hs EDT
Running Elasticsearch at Large Scale
by Alex CercelPalantir Technologies
02:30hs EDT
Comparison of Kubernetes Operators for MySQL
by Mykola MarzhanPercona
03:00hs EDT
Enhancing MySQL Security at LinkedIn
by Karthik AppigatlaLinkedIn
03:30hs EDT
Scaling Financial Audit Logs at TransferWise With MongoDB
by Pedro AlbuquerqueTransferWise
EDT Time Zone
4:00hs EDT
Diagnosing Memory Utilization, Leaks and Stalls in Production
Marcos Albe Percona
5:00hs EDT
MongoDB 4.4 preview
5:30hs EDT
MySQL and Clickhouse
6:00hs EDT
Dynamic Tracing for Finding and Solving MariaDB (and MySQL) Performance Problems on Linux
Valeriy Kravchuk MariaDB
7:00hs EDT
Optimize and Troubleshoot MySQL using PMM 2
Peter Zaitsev Percona
8:00hs EDT
Cassandra Where and How
John Schulz Pythian
9:00hs EDT
Working With PostgreSQL as a JSON Document Store
Robert Bernier Percona
9:30hs EDT
Mostly Mistaken and Ignored Parameters While Optimizing a PostgreSQL Database
Avi Vallarapu Percona
Thanks for Attending!
Past Percona Live Conferences
Apr 18, 2016 to Apr 21, 2016
Santa Clara Convention Center
