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HOW2026

event starts

26 Apr 2026

event ends

28 Apr 2026

location

Blue Hall, Jinan Nanjiao Hotel Jinan, China

website

ivorysql.io


HOW2026 Eco Conference is a global event focused on open-source innovation and database technology.

finished 5 months ago
Call for Speakers
Call opens at 12:00 AM

09 Dec 2025

Call closes at 11:59 PM

27 Feb 2026

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Share your expertise on PostgreSQL, IvorySQL, or open-source database innovations

Here are some suggested topics for HOW2026:

  • New capabilities in PostgreSQL.
  • IvorySQL’s Oracle compatible features.
  • Open source Postgres user stories.
  • Postgres community.
  • Generally interesting Postgres knowledge & tips.
  • How you use Postgres extensions such as PostGIS, Citus, pgvector, synchDB & more.
  • Data modeling and SQL best practices.
  • Explaining Postgres internals.
  • Building AI applications with Postgres.
  • IvoyrSQL ecosystem integrations with Postgres.
  • Cloud Native PostgreSQL or IvorySQL.
  • Benchmarking & performance tuning.
  • High availability techniques (including Patroni).
  • Migrating to IvorySQL from Oracle.
  • Monitoring tools for PostgreSQL.
  • Optimizing for data-intensive analytics and time series workloads.
  • Case studies & success stories.
  • Ideas for new features in Postgres or new Oracle compatible features for IvorySQL.
  • …. anything PostgreSQL or IvorySQL related

Presentations give community members a platform to share their work, ideas, and experiences with others in the PostgreSQL ecosystem. They are offered in two distinct lengths:

  • 30-Minute Talks — Quick, focused sessions ideal for showcasing a specific idea, demonstrating a tool or prototype, presenting early results, or delivering concise insights.
  • 50-Minute Talks — Longer sessions suited for deeper dives, allowing speakers to walk through research, tell a more complete story, share detailed lessons learned, or explore a topic with broader context and analysis.

Presentations aim to:

  • Spotlight new technical work, innovations, and research efforts.
  • Share real-world experiences — including what went right and what didn’t — to help others learn.
  • Bring attention to community-driven efforts and emerging priorities.
  • Spark curiosity and conversation by introducing fresh ideas or actionable techniques.