PG BootCamp Russia: mission and goals
We strive to support the use and development of PostgreSQL as a powerful and reliable relational database management system, contribute to the knowledge sharing and deepening among both beginners and professionals, promote experience sharing and engagement among PostgreSQL users, developers, and administrators in Russia and abroad.
Our goal is to bring together PostgreSQL experts and enthusiasts and contribute to the development and promotion of this robust database management system. We strive for becoming a platform where people can get knowledge, help, and inspiration for their projects.
Our goal is to bring together PostgreSQL experts and enthusiasts and contribute to the development and promotion of this robust database management system. We strive for becoming a platform where people can get knowledge, help, and inspiration for their projects.
Past PG BootCamp events
Kazan, September 17, 2024
PG BootCamp Russia 2024 Kazan
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10 talks
Minsk, April 16, 2024
PG BootCamp 2024 Minsk
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8 talks
Moscow, October 5, 2023
PG BootCamp Russia 2023 Moscow
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12 talks
16 talks
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PG BootCamp Russia 2025 Yekaterinburg
Yekaterinburg, April 10, 2025
PostgreSQL is a powerful, reliable, and flexible open-source DBMS that is widely used in the industry and becoming increasingly popular and relevant. PostgreSQL offers a rich set of functions, supports extensions, provides high performance, and has excellent scalability. Thanks to these advantages, PostgreSQL is chosen by an increasing number of organizations.
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2025-11-20
The PostgreSQL Global Development Group today announced the release of PostgreSQL 18, the latest version of the world's most advanced open source database.
For the full list of features in PostgreSQL 18, please review the release notes. You can download PostgreSQL 18 from the download page.
For the full press release and translations of the release announcement, please visit the press kit.
For the full list of features in PostgreSQL 18, please review the release notes. You can download PostgreSQL 18 from the download page.
For the full press release and translations of the release announcement, please visit the press kit.
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Michael Goldberg
PostgreSQL contributor, member of PostgreSQL Code of Conduct committee, Chair (2022-2023), member of PG BootCamp initiative group, PGDay Israel conferences organizer (as of 2017)
Maxim Milutin
Head of R&D, Tantor Labs, OpenGauss Contributor
Program Committee
Andrei Lepikhov
PhD, PostgreSQL contributor, Staff Software Engineer at pgEdge
Alexander Nikitin
DBA.Team, Lead DBA
The goal of the PG BootCamp initiative is to bring industry professionals together. You can participate as a speaker: if you feel that your expertise will benefit the attendees, helping them deepen their knowledge and practical skills in working with PostgreSQL, please do not hesitate to contact the Program committee.
Talks selection for the next event:
November 1, 2025 —March 10, 2026.
November 1, 2025 —March 10, 2026.
Organizing committee
Vadim Yatsenko
CEO, Tantor Labs
Andrey Borodin
PostgreSQL Contributor, Yandex Cloud
Michael Goldberg
PostgreSQL contributor, member of PostgreSQL Code of Conduct committee, Chair (2022-2023), member of PG BootCamp initiative group, PGDay Israel conferences organizer (as of 2017)
The financial support will be used entirely for conference costs. Any remaining funds will be used to support future PG BootCamp conferences and local community events. We would like to welcome businesses who use PostgreSQL or provide support or services about it to join us in this endeavor. The PG BootCamp Russia 2025 event can be supported according to various options provided by the organizing team.
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PG BootCamp Russia upholds the principles of PostgreSQL Code of Conduct, and we expect all event participants to do the same. The PostgreSQL Code of Conduct principles apply to all aspects of the event and any related activities, whether digital or in person, and we encourage everyone to take part in making the space welcome and secure.
Event organizers do not tolerate the following in any aspect of the event program, including business and social activities:
— Behavior that is disruptive, disrespectful, or degrading to others, including any messages, images, or interactions by anyone, in any form, regardless of location;
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We invite everyone to get in touch with the PostgreSQL Code of Conduct Committee whenever you feel that something or someone is not abiding by the PostgreSQL Code of Conduct. To contact the PostgreSQL Code of Conduct Committee, send an email to coc@postgresql.org.
Event organizers do not tolerate the following in any aspect of the event program, including business and social activities:
— Behavior that is disruptive, disrespectful, or degrading to others, including any messages, images, or interactions by anyone, in any form, regardless of location;
— Harassment or discrimination based on age, ancestry, color, gender identity or expression, national origin, physical or mental disability, religion, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic protected by applicable local laws, regulations, and ordinances.
We invite everyone to get in touch with the PostgreSQL Code of Conduct Committee whenever you feel that something or someone is not abiding by the PostgreSQL Code of Conduct. To contact the PostgreSQL Code of Conduct Committee, send an email to coc@postgresql.org.
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