Ellyne Phneah
Marketing Manager, DBtune
Malmö, Sweden
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Ellyne Phneah is a recognized PostgreSQL Ecosystem Strategist and the author of Decode PostgreSQL. She specializes in bridging the communication gap between deep technical innovation and the strategic frameworks required for sustainable open-source growth. Ellyne has over 14 years of experience as a communications professional, focusing on areas like cybersecurity, cloud computing, and emerging technologies.
Ellyne drives strategic clarity, particularly in her role in Marketing at DBtune. Her unique methodology from Decode PostgreSQL, which she calls the "Grandpa Test" , is dedicated to building Technical Empathy and translating complex database concepts (like pgvector and scaling) into clear, actionable business strategy.
A passionate advocate for inclusion and knowledge sharing, Ellyne's dedication to the community is extensive: one of the organizers of the Malmö PostgreSQL User Group (M-PUG) and the PostgreSQL & AI Summit at PGConf EU 2025. Her contributions to the ecosystem were recognized when she was named PostgreSQL Woman of the Month in October 2025 (based on your input).
Ellyne holds a Master's in Entrepreneurship & Innovation and a background in technology journalism. Originally from Singapore, she is a leading and recognized voice in the European PostgreSQL community.
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Setting max_connection: Building PostgreSQL user groups that bring people together
Great community events have the power to bring people together, foster innovation, and strengthen the PostgreSQL ecosystem. Drawing from the experience of organizing M-PUG (Malmö PostgreSQL User Group) meetups and contributing to PostgreSQL conferences, this talk will provide a comprehensive guide to planning events that resonate with attendees. From selecting the right topics to crafting engaging formats, we’ll explore the key elements of creating memorable experiences that build lasting connections within the community. Whether you’re starting a new user group, planning a regional meetup, or looking to revitalize your existing events, this session will equip you with actionable strategies to make your PostgreSQL events impactful.
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