Meet Postgres User Group Tallinn / Estonia
Just a short shout-out to maybe get an extra attendee or two - as actually appeared that we’ve never done any advertising for our local Estonian Postgres User Group on the Postgres feed at all - although we’ve been out there since years and next week’s event will be our 8th gathering!
Thus, there might actually be a non-zero chance that someone who’s in the vicinity, and into databases / Postgres, doesn’t still even know that we exist 🙂 Especially, as events have been relatively few after Covid …
Anyways, as mentioned - the next event is happening on Wednesday 27th 🥳! With 3 talks this time - and topics covering:
- Patroni v4
- Running Postgres on Spot VMs
- An Autovacuum war-story
Even if tangentially interested / using PostgreSQL, we’d love to see you there! Always nice to network and chat with fellow database enthusiasts, and hopefully learn a thing or two as well…
Time: Wednesday, 27th of November, 19.00
Location: Lift99, Tallinn
Details: https://www.meetup.com/tallinn-postgresql-meetup/events/304323778/
And we of course also do welcome visitors from neighboring countries or even further. Finns 🇫🇮 especially - sailing over the bay, have made it pretty international usually 🙂
And if you happen to dislike the Meetup.com platform, we also have a plain old mailing list, check out pgug.ee for signing up and getting notified next time.
A call for Guest Speakers from the region
The main struggle for our group sadly has been finding speakers (as speaking out publicly is not the main trait of Nordic people seems) - so that in a lot of cases me or Ants Aasma have had to pull out something from our old warchests…but this of course gets kind of boring - instead, would be really nice to know how companies in the region are doing, what are their pet peeves and wins with Postgres etc. Thus to keep our meetups diverse and engaging, we’re always on the lookout for guest speakers from the region! So whether you have a cool project to showcase, a challenging issue you’ve recently solved, or a deep dive topic in mind, we’d love to hear from you!
If you or someone you know might be interested, don’t hesitate to reach out. We even have a small registration form , to make it easy to signal your interest - perfectly fine to have the talk only on the idea level yet also.
See you next week!