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SCHEDULE SCHEDULE Thanks to Our Sponsors CONFERENCE CONFERENCE AND TUTORIAL AND TUTORIAL SCHEDULE SCHEDULE Thanks to our sponsors: This is the interactive guide to Percona Live Europe 2019. Links are clickable, including links back to the timetables at the bottom of the pages. You can register at www.percona.com/live-registration Sections Daily Schedules Talks by Technology Keynotes Monday Tutorials Tuesday Talks Wednesday Talks Speakers Spot talks by technology in the timetable: a color key MySQL MongoDB PostgreSQL Other Databases, Multiple Databases, and Other Topics TUTORIALS DAY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM A B 7 26 second floor PostgreSQL For Oracle and Accelerating Application MySQL 8.0 InnoDB Cluster: 9:00 MySQL DBAs and MySQL 101 Tutorial Part 1 Development with 9:00 Easiest Tutorial! For Beginners Amazon Aurora 12:00 LUNCH 12:00 Innodb Architecture and Accelerating Application Introduction to 1:30 Performance Optimization MySQL 101 Tutorial Part 2 Development with 1:30 PL/pgSQL Development Tutorial for MySQL 8 Amazon Aurora 4:30 WELCOME RECEPTION – EXPO HALL OPEN UNTIL 6PM 4:30 ROOM ROOM ROOM 8 9 10 Open Source Database MariaDB Server 10.4: Percona XtraDB Cluster 9:00 Performance Optimization 9:00 The Complete Tutorial Tutorial and Monitoring with PMM 12:00 LUNCH 12:00 Test Like a Boss: Deploy and A Journey with MongoDB HA. Getting Started with 1:30 Test Complex Topologies From Standalone to Kubernetes and Percona 1:30 With a Single Command Kubernetes Operator XtraDB Cluster 4:30 WELCOME RECEPTION – EXPO HALL OPEN UNTIL 6PM 4:30 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1 ROOM Building Large, Scalable & ROOM Hot Topics, ROOM Performance & A Secure Deployments B New Features & Trends 7 Scalability 9:00 KEYNOTES 9:00 10:30 COFFEE BREAK 10:30 Our journey to better MySQL More Than a Query Language: MySQL 8.0 Performance: 11:00 Availability Using Global Transaction 11:00 SQL in the 21st Century Scalability & Benchmarks IDs, ProxySQL and Consul 12:00 LUNCH 12:00 Tarantool: Percona XtraDB Cluster 8.0 1:30 A NoSQL Database What’s New in PMM 2.0 1:30 (PXC-8.0) with SQL How to protect PII data in MySQL MyRocks and RocksDB Advanced New Indexing and Aggregation Pipeline 2:30 While Allowing Customers to 2:30 Features and Performance Capabilities in MongoDB 4.2 Access the Database 3:30 COFFEE BREAK 3:30 Lessons From PCI/DSS Compliance with MySQL: What’s New in 4:00 Building Automation for a 4:00 2019 Edition Percona Server for MongoDB Large Distributed Database InnoDB Management and MySQL InnoDB Cluster: 5:00 Backing up Wikipedia Databases Scalability Improvements 5:00 Advanced Configuration & Operation in MySQL 8.0 From Scheduled Downtime 6:00 to Self-Healing MySQL 8.0.18: Latest Updates Tracing and Profiling MySQL 6:00 in Less Than a Year COMMUNITY EVENT BY BOOKING.COM AT 7:00 7:00 HQ, HERENGRACHT 597, 1017CE AMSTERDAM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1 ROOM Public, Private & ROOM Monitor, Manage, Maintain ROOM Reduce Costs & Complexity 8 Hybrid Cloud 9 Databases @ Scale 10 with OSS Databases 9:00 9:00 10:30 COFFEE BREAK 10:30 Vitess: Running Sharded MySQL Amazing Sandboxes Multi-Document Transactions 11:00 11:00 on Kubernetes with dbdeployer Through MongoDB shell 12:00 LUNCH 12:00 MySQL on Google Cloud: MongoDB Data Security: Why PostgreSQL is Becoming A 1:30 The Good, The Bad, 1:30 Custom Rules and Views Migration Target in Large Enterprises and The Ugly Pg_catalog Unrevealed! Comparison of 2:30 That Part of PostgreSQL You Are Enhancing MySQL Security 2:30 Kubernetes Operators for MySQL Probably Underusing 3:30 COFFEE BREAK 3:30 Join Heterogeneous Databases ClickHouse for Time-Series Improving Enterprises HA and 4:00 Using PostgreSQL 4:00 Real-time Analytics Disaster Recovery Solutions Foreign Data Wrappers VictoriaMetrics: Why and How Deep Dive on High Availability and Automatic 5:00 We Built A Fast and Scalable 5:00 Amazon Aurora Failover in PostgreSQL Open Source Time Series Database ClickHouse Features to OpenCorporates: Providing 6:00 6:00 Blow Your Mind Transparency for the Public Benefit COMMUNITY EVENT BY BOOKING.COM AT 7:00 7:00 HQ, HERENGRACHT 597, 1017CE AMSTERDAM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2 ROOM Building Large, Scalable & ROOM Hot Topics, ROOM Performance & A Secure Deployments B New Features & Trends 7 Scalability Parted Ways with Partitioning? It’s Percona Server for MySQL 8.0: Billion Goods in Few Categories: 9:00 9:00 Time to Reconsider What It Is and How It Is Done How Histograms Save a Life? ClickHouse Materialized Views: 10:00 Percona Backup for MongoDB Databases, Crypto & Decentralization A Secret Weapon for 10:00 High Performance Analytics 10:30 COFFEE BREAK 10:30 Data Protection and OSS in What’s New on Sharding in 11:00 My First 90 Days With Vitess 11:00 the Age of GDPR MongoDB 4.2 10 Common Mistakes (Java) Securing MySQL with Vault Benchmarking Should 11:30 Developers Make When 11:30 and Table Level Encryption Never be Optional Writing SQL 12:00 LUNCH 12:00 Strength in Optimize and MySQL 8.0: 1:30 Numbers: Slack’s Database Troubleshoot MySQL 1:30 The New Replication Features Architecture Using PMM 2.0 Managing MySQL at Scale Graph Databases: Introduction, How to Instrument Your Code 2:30 2:30 in Facebook Standardization, Opportunities in Performance Schema 3:30 gdb Basics for MySQL DBAs 3:30 4:00 KEYNOTES, PRIZE GIVING, AND SUMMING UP 4:00 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2 ROOM Public, Private & ROOM Monitor, Manage, Maintain ROOM Reduce Costs & Complexity 8 Hybrid Cloud 9 Databases @ Scale 10 with OSS Databases MySQL Has Gone Away: How a Modern Database Maintenance for 9:00 An In-Depth Look at the MySQL Gets Your Data Fast: 9:00 MongoDB Replica Sets Networking Implementation MariaDB Query Optimizer MySQL Shell : The Best DBA tool? Fortify Your MySQL Data Security in Percona Distribution 10:00 Extend the Shell with the 10:00 AWS Using ProxySQL Firewall for PostgreSQL New Extension Infrastructure 10:30 COFFEE BREAK 10:30 Running PMM in Production Handling Transaction ID 11:00 TBC 11:00 at Tessi Wraparound in PostgreSQL Top 10 Mistakes When Migrating Large Scale Deployment of 11:30 Protecting your Secrets 11:30 From Oracle to PostgreSQL SSL/TLS For MySQL 12:00 LUNCH 12:00 MongoDB Analysis with How to Upgrade Like a Boss Running ElasticSearch 1:30 1:30 Prometheus and Grafana to MySQL 8.0? at Large Scale Becoming Cloud Native: Automatic Upgrade and The Database is Broken. 2:30 How Percona Brings Databases to New Error Logging 2:30 Now What? Kubernetes Using Operators in MySQL 8.0 PostgreSQL Plan at Execution Time: 3:30 JSON Array Indexes in MySQL 3:30 A Quick Show 4:00 4:00 TECHNOLOGIES MySQL & MariaDB MySQL & MariaDB MySQL & MariaDB MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY MySQL 101 Tutorial Parts 1 & 2 How to protect PII data in MySQL Percona Server for MySQL 8.0: MySQL 8.0 InnoDB Cluster: While Allowing Customers to What It Is and How It Is Done Easiest Tutorial! Access the Database Billion Goods in Few Categories: MariaDB Server 10.4: Comparison of Kubernetes Operators How Histograms Save a Life? The Complete Tutorial for MySQL MySQL Has Gone Away: An In-Depth Percona XtraDB Cluster Tutorial Enhancing MySQL Security Look at the MySQL Networking Implementation Innodb Architecture and Performance PCI/DSS Compliance with MySQL: 2019 Optimization Tutorial for MySQL 8 Edition How a Modern Database Gets Your Data Fast: MariaDB Query Optimizer Getting Started with Kubernetes and Lessons From Building Automation Percona XtraDB Cluster for a Large Distributed Database My First 90 Days With Vitess Test Like a Boss: Deploy and Test Improving Enterprise HA and Disaster Fortify Your MySQL Data Security in Complex Topologies With a Single Recovery Solutions AWS Using ProxySQL Firewall Command Backing up Wikipedia Databases MySQL Shell : The Best DBA tool? Extend the Shell with the New Extension TUESDAY MySQL InnoDB Cluster: Advanced Configuration & Operation Infrastructure Our journey to better MySQL Securing MySQL with Vault and Table Availability Using Global Transaction InnoDB Management and Scalability Level Encryption IDs, ProxySQL and Consul Improvements in MySQL 8.0 Large Scale Deployment of SSL/TLS For MySQL 8.0 Performance: Scalability & From Scheduled Downtime to Self- MySQL Benchmarks Healing in Less Than a Year MySQL 8.0: The New Replication Vitess: Running Sharded MySQL MySQL 8.0.18: Latest Updates Features on Kubernetes Tracing and Profiling MySQL Amazing Sandboxes with dbdeployer OpenCorporates: Providing Percona XtraDB Cluster 8.0 (PXC-8.0) Transparency for the Public Benefit MySQL on Google Cloud: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly SEE WEBSITE FOR LATE CHANGES TECHNOLOGIES MySQL & MariaDB MongoDB PostgreSQL WEDNESDAY MONDAY MONDAY Optimize and Troubleshoot MySQL Using A Journey with MongoDB HA. From PostgreSQL For Oracle and MySQL PMM 2.0 Standalone to Kubernetes Operator DBAs and For Beginners How to Upgrade Like a Boss to MySQL TUESDAY Introduction to PL/pgSQL Development 8.0? Multi-Document Transactions TUESDAY Managing MySQL at Scale in Facebook Through MongoDB shell Why PostgreSQL is Becoming A How to Instrument Your Code in MongoDB Data Security: Custom Rules Migration Target in Large Enterprises Performance Schema and Views Pg_catalog Unrevealed! That Part The Database is Broken. Now What? New Indexing and Aggregation Pipeline of PostgreSQL You Are Probably Automatic Upgrade and New Error Capabilities in MongoDB 4.2 Underusing Logging in MySQL 8.0 What’s New in Percona Server for Join Heterogeneous Databases Using gdb Basics for MySQL DBAs MongoDB PostgreSQL Foreign Data Wrappers JSON Array Indexes in MySQL WEDNESDAY High Availability and Automatic Failover in PostgreSQL Maintenance for MongoDB
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