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Jeremy Schneider

GEICO tech

Jeremy Schneider has been programming for 30 years and working with databases for 20 years, first focused on Oracle and later focused on Postgres. He is currently an organizer of the Seattle Postgres User Group. He is also a Postgres Engineer at GEICO tech. Bringing his background with large-scale data processing and enterprise relational databases to the table, he is helping build a next-generation hybrid-cloud database platform - enabling developers to architect and operate applications that are fast and reliable while meeting business requirements such as integration, compliance and security.

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PostgreSQL 9.6 introduced wait events and PostgreSQL 10 progressed them, but what are they? What do they mean? How do I find them and how do I make them go away? Wait events are one of the most significant advancements in observability for PostgreSQL databases; their usefulness is unparalleled in troubleshooting performance. This talk will go into all that and more as we explore the world of PostgreSQL wait events.

Slides are online at https://www.slideshare.net/ardentperf/wait-whats-going-on-inside-my-database-173880246

Date:
2019 September 19 14:00 PDT
Duration:
50 min
Room:
Market
Conference:
Silicon Valley 2019
Language:
Track:
Ops and Administration
Difficulty:
Easy