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NAME:PostgreSQL User Group Vienna
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SUMMARY:#4 PostgreSQL Meetup Vienna
DESCRIPTION:The fourth PostgreSQL Meetup in Vienna is coming up!\nExciting 
 talks and networking opportunities around PostgreSQL are waiting for you.\
 nMeet fellow Vienna-based and international PostgreSQL enthusiasts at this
  meetup and take the opportunity to connect locally and exchange ideas.\n\
 nWhen: September 23\, 2026 — 6:30 PM to 10:00 PM\nWhere: DBConcepts\, Ar
 es Tower\, Donau-City-Straße 11\, 1220 Wien.\n\nPreliminary Agenda:\n6:30
 –7:00 PM — Doors open & registration\, networking & Pizza\n7:00–7:15
  PM — Welcome & Sponsor introduction: DBConcepts\n7:15–7:45 PM — Tal
 k 1: New Features in PostgreSQL v19\, by Laurenz Albe\n7:45–8:00 PM — 
 Break\n8:00–8:35 PM — Talk 2: TBD\n8:35–8:50 PM — Break\n8:50–9:
 25 PM —Lightning Talks (TBD)\n9:25–9:30 PM — Closing\n9:30–10:00 P
 M — Networking & Snacks\n\nSnacks and drinks will be provided.\nA big th
 ank you to DBConcepts\, our main sponsor\, for hosting us and providing fo
 od and drinks!\n\n🚨 Attention: Limited spots available! 🚨
LOCATION:DBConcepts\, Vienna\, AT
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SUMMARY:#5 PostgreSQL Meetup Vienna
DESCRIPTION:The 5th PostgreSQL Meetup in Vienna is coming up!\nExciting tal
 ks and networking opportunities around PostgreSQL are waiting for you.\nMe
 et fellow Vienna-based and international PostgreSQL enthusiasts at this me
 etup and take the opportunity to connect locally and exchange ideas.\n\nWh
 en: 12 October\, 2026 — 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM\nWhere: DBConcepts\, Ares Tow
 er\, Donau-City-Straße 11\n\nPreliminary Agenda:\n6:30–7:00 PM — Door
 s open & registration\, networking & Pizza\n7:00–7:15 PM — Welcome & S
 ponsor introduction\n7:15–7:45 PM — Talk 1: My Dishonest Benchmark: Ho
 w to Manufacture a 100x PostgreSQL Performance Claim\, by Mayuresh B.\n7:4
 5–8:00 PM — Break\n8:00-8:30 PM - Talk 2: DIY Postgres Branching\, by 
 Radim Marek\n8:30-8:45 PM - Break\n8:45–9:00 PM —Lightning Talks (TBD)
  / Community Updates\n9:00–9:10 PM — Closing\n9:10–9:30 PM — Netwo
 rking & Snacks\n\n\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\nTalk 1: My Dishonest Bench
 mark: How to Manufacture a 100x PostgreSQL Performance Claim\, by Mayuresh
  B.\nPostgres has no owner.\nThere is no Postgres marketing department.\nT
 here is no Postgres PR strategy.\nMeanwhile\, competitors keep publishing 
 colorful performance graphs to impress any CIO or CTO.\nThis is unfair.\nS
 o let us do what Postgres does not usually do.\nLet us create a benchmark 
 that makes Postgres look absurdly fast.\nIn this talk\, I take a small TPC
 -C-inspired workload and manufacture an apparent 100x performance ladder. 
 We start with a deliberately crippled baseline\, while also using it separ
 ately to illustrate how an honestly framed benchmark should be presented. 
 We then tinker with the client protocol\, sacrifice crash safety\, play wi
 th durability knobs\, move work into server-side functions\, and inflate t
 he operations per second number through pipelining and batching.\nEvery re
 ported number is technically real. The framing is the dishonest part.\nWe 
 do whatever it takes to present a heroic Postgres.\nAlong the way\, I will
  briefly revisit the old database benchmark wars and the DeWitt clause\, b
 ecause that history explains why weak benchmark claims survive so easily a
 nd why this talk is necessary.\n\nTalk 2: DIY Postgres Branching\, by Radi
 m Marek\n\nSnacks and drinks will be provided.\n🚨 Attention: Limited sp
 ots available! 🚨\n\nPlease mind the PostgreSQL Community Code of Contac
 t: https://www.postgresql.org/about/policies/coc/
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SUMMARY:#6 PostgreSQL Meetup Vienna
DESCRIPTION:The 6th PostgreSQL Meetup in Vienna is coming up!\nExciting tal
 ks and networking opportunities around PostgreSQL are waiting for you.\nMe
 et fellow Vienna-based and international PostgreSQL enthusiasts at this me
 etup and take the opportunity to connect locally and exchange ideas.\n\nWh
 en: 11 November\, 2026 — 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM\nWhere: AWS - Amazon Web Ser
 vices - Vienna\n\n Snacks and drinks will be provided.\n\n🚨 Attention: 
 Limited spots available! 🚨\n\nPlease mind the PostgreSQL Community Code
  of Contact: https://www.postgresql.org/about/policies/coc/
LOCATION:AWS - Amazon Web Services - VIE11\, Vienna\, AT
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