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TUTORIALS DAY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 This is the interactive guide to Percona Live Europe 2019. Using a pdf reader, you can click through to the description of each of the talks from the timetable. At the bottom of the descriptions pages, you’ll find a link to return back to the relevant timetable. ROOM ROOM ROOM If you didn’t already register for the conference yet, you can do so at www.percona.com/live-registration A B 7 Sections PostgreSQL For Oracle and MySQL MySQL 8.0 InnoDB Cluster: 9:00 MySQL 101 Tutorial Part 1 9:00 Daily Schedules DBAs and For Beginners Easiest Tutorial! Talks by Technology 12:00 LUNCH 12:00 Monday Tutorials Innodb Architecture and Performance Introduction to 13:30 Optimization Tutorial MySQL 101 Tutorial Part 2 13:30 PL/pgSQL Development Tuesday Talks for MySQL 8 Wednesday Talks 16:30 CLOSE OF DAY 16:30 Speakers ROOM ROOM ROOM 8 9 10 Open Source Database Performance MariaDB Server 10.4: 9:00 Optimization and Monitoring Percona XtraDB Cluster Tutorial 9:00 The Complete Tutorial How to spot talks by technology in the timetable: a color key with PMM 12:00 LUNCH 12:00 MySQL MongoDB PostgreSQL Other Databases, Multiple Datbases and MySQL, MariaDB & PostGreSQL A Journey with MongoDB HA. From Getting Started with Kubernetes and Other Topics 13:30 13:30 as PaaS on Azure Standalone to Kubernetes Operator Percona XtraDB Cluster 16:30 CLOSE OF DAY 16:30 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1 ROOM Building Large, Scalable & ROOM Hot Topics, ROOM Performance & ROOM Public, Private & ROOM Monitor, Manage, Maintain ROOM Reduce Costs & Complexity A Secure Deployments B New Features & Trends 7 Scalability 8 Hybrid Cloud 9 Databases @ Scale 10 with OSS Databases 9:00 KEYNOTES 9:00 10:30 COFFEE BREAK COFFEE BREAK 10:30 Our journey to better MySQL Test Like a Boss: Deploy and Test More Than a Query Language: MySQL 8.0 Performance: Vitess: Running Sharded MySQL Multi-Document Transactions 11:00 Availability Using Global Transaction Complex Topologies 11:00 SQL in the 21st Century Scalability & Benchmarks on Kubernetes Through MongoDB shell IDs, ProxySQL and Consul With a Single Command 12:00 LUNCH LUNCH 12:00 MySQL on Google Cloud: Percona XtraDB Cluster 8.0 MongoDB Data Security: Why PostgreSQL is Becoming A 13:30 What’s New in PMM 2.0 The Good, The Bad, 13:30 (PXC-8.0) Custom Rules and Views Migration Target in Large Enterprises and The Ugly How to protect PII data in MySQL Pg_catalog Unrevealed! MyRocks and RocksDB Advanced New Indexing and Aggregation Pipeline Comparison of 14:30 While Allowing Customers to That Part of PostgreSQL You Are Enhancing MySQL Security 14:30 Features and Performance Capabilities in MongoDB 4.2 Kubernetes Operators for MySQL Access the Database Probably Underusing 15:30 COFFEE BREAK COFFEE BREAK 15:30 Join Heterogeneous Databases PCI/DSS Compliance with MySQL: Lessons From Building Automation 16:00 Percona Server for MongoDB Using PostgreSQL 16:00 2019 Edition for a Large Distributed Database Foreign Data Wrappers InnoDB Management and VictoriaMetrics: Why and How MySQL InnoDB Cluster: High Availability and Automatic 17:00 Backing up Wikipedia Databases Scalability Improvements We Built A Fast and Scalable 14:30 Advanced Configuration & Operation Failover in PostgreSQL in MySQL 8.0 Open Source Time Series Database From Scheduled Downtime ClickHouse Features to OpenCorporates: Providing 18:00 to Self-Healing Tracing and Profiling MySQL 17:00 Blow Your Mind Transparency for the Public Benefit in Less Than a Year 19:00 WELCOME RECEPTION WELCOME RECEPTION 18:00 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2 ROOM Building Large, Scalable & ROOM Hot Topics, ROOM Performance & ROOM Public, Private & ROOM Monitor, Manage, Maintain ROOM Reduce Costs & Complexity A Secure Deployments B New Features & Trends 7 Scalability 8 Hybrid Cloud 9 Databases @ Scale 10 with OSS Databases MySQL Has Gone Away: How a Modern Database Parted Ways with Partitioning? It’s Percona Server for MySQL 8.0: Billion Goods in Few Categories: Maintenance for 9:00 An In-Depth Look at the MySQL Gets Your Data Fast: 9:00 Time to Reconsider What It Is and How It Is Done How Histograms Save a Life? MongoDB Replica Sets Networking Implementation MariaDB Query Optimizer ClickHouse Materialized Views: MySQL Shell : The Best DBA tool? Fortify Your MySQL Data Security in Percona Distribution 10:00 Percona Backup for MongoDB Databases, Crypto & Decentralization A Secret Weapon for Extend the Shell with the 10:00 AWS Using ProxySQL Firewall for PostgreSQL High Performance Analytics New Extension Infrastructure 10:30 COFFEE BREAK COFFEE BREAK 10:30 Securing MySQL with Vault What’s New on Sharding in MariaDB: How Can Docker Help Large Scale Deployment of Handling Transaction ID 11:00 My First 90 Days With Vitess 11:00 and Table Level Encryption MongoDB 4.2 in Disaster Recovery? SSL/TLS For MySQL Wraparound in PostgreSQL Data Protection and OSS in Benchmarking Should 10 Common Mistakes (Java) Top 10 Mistakes When Migrating Running PMM in Production 11:30 Protecting your Secrets 11:30 the Age of GDPR Never be Optional Developers Make When Writing SQL From Oracle to PostgreSQL at Tessi 12:00 LUNCH LUNCH 12:00 Strength in Optimize and MySQL 8.0: MongoDB Analysis with How to Upgrade Like a Boss Running ElasticSearch 13:30 Numbers: Slack’s Database Troubleshoot MySQL 13:30 The New Replication Features Prometheus and Grafana to MySQL 8.0? at Large Scale Architecture Using PMM 2.0 Becoming Cloud Native: Automatic Upgrade and Managing MySQL at Scale Graph Databases: Introduction, How to Instrument Your Code The Database is Broken. 14:30 How Percona Brings Databases to New Error Logging 14:30 in Facebook Standardization, Opportunities in Performance Schema Now What? 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MariaDB Server 10.4: How to protect PII data in MySQL Multi-Document Transactions The Complete Tutorial While Allowing Customers to MySQL Has Gone Away: An In-Depth Managing MySQL at Scale in Through MongoDB shell Percona XtraDB Cluster Tutorial Access the Database Look at the MySQL Networking Facebook Implementation MongoDB Data Security: Custom Innodb Architecture and Comparison of Kubernetes Operators How to Instrument Your Code in Rules and Views Performance Optimization Tutorial for MySQL How a Modern Database Gets Your Performance Schema Data Fast: MariaDB Query Optimizer New Indexing and Aggregation for MySQL 8 Enhancing MySQL Security The Database is Broken. Now What? Pipeline Capabilities in MongoDB 4.2 Fortify Your MySQL Data Security in Getting Started with Kubernetes and PCI/DSS Compliance with MySQL: Automatic Upgrade and New Error Percona MongoDB talk Percona XtraDB Cluster 2019 Edition AWS Using ProxySQL Firewall Logging in MySQL 8.0 Lessons From Building Automation MySQL Shell : The Best DBA tool? gdb Basics for MySQL DBAs WEDNESDAY TUESDAY Extend the Shell with the New for a Large Distributed Database JSON Array Indexes in MySQL Percona Backup for MongoDB Our journey to better MySQL Extension Infrastructure Backing up Wikipedia Databases Maintenance for MongoDB Replica Availability Using Global Transaction Securing MySQL with Vault and Table Sets IDs, ProxySQL and Consul MySQL InnoDB Cluster: Advanced Level Encryption Configuration & Operation What’s New on Sharding in MongoDB MySQL 8.0 Performance: Scalability My First 90 Days With Vitess & Benchmarks InnoDB Management and Scalability 4.2 MariaDB: How Can Docker Help in Improvements in MySQL 8.0 MongoDB Analysis with Prometheus Vitess: Running Sharded MySQL Disaster Recovery? on Kubernetes From Scheduled Downtime to Self- and Grafana Healing in Less Than a Year Large Scale Deployment of SSL/TLS Test Like a Boss: Deploy and Test For MySQL Complex Topologies With a Single Tracing and Profiling MySQL MySQL 8.0: The New Replication Command OpenCorporates: Providing Features Transparency for the Public Benefit SEE WEBSITE FOR LATE CHANGES WWW.PERCONA.COM/LIVE-AGENDA TECHNOLOGIES TECHNOLOGIES PostgreSQL PostgreSQL Other Databases, Multiple Other Databases, Multiple Databases & Other Databases & Other MONDAY WEDNESDAY Technologies Technologies PostgreSQL For Oracle and MySQL Parted Ways with Partitioning? It’s DBAs and For Beginners Time to Reconsider MONDAY WEDNESDAY Introduction to PL/pgSQL Percona Distribution for PostgreSQL Open Source Database Performance Databases, Crypto & Decentralization Development Handling Transaction ID Wraparound Optimization and Monitoring with ClickHouse Materialized Views: A PMM TUESDAY in PostgreSQL Secret Weapon for High Performance Top 10 Mistakes When Migrating MySQL, MariaDB & PostGreSQL Analytics Why PostgreSQL is Becoming A From Oracle to PostgreSQL as PaaS on Azure Migration Target in Large Enterprises Data Protection and OSS in the Age of PostgreSQL Plan at Execution Time: GDPR Pg_catalog Unrevealed! That
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