Call for Speakers
MySQL Belgian Days 2027
28 Jan 2027
29 Jan 2027
Brussels, Belgium
We are happy to invite you to join us for the Belgian MySQL Days 2027, taking place on January 28–29, 2027 at the ICAB Incubator in Brussels, Belgium.
The agenda will cover a broad range of MySQL topics, including performance, optimization, high availability, application development, observability, new MySQL Community Edition capabilities, and the latest developments around MySQL open innovation and community collaboration.
Belgian MySQL Days are also a great opportunity to meet MySQL engineers, community members, and other experts face-to-face, exchange experiences, ask questions, and learn directly from people working with MySQL every day. We also welcome talk proposals from the community. If you have an interesting MySQL use case, technical deep dive, practical experience, performance story, migration project, or another topic you would like to share, we encourage you to submit your proposal. Whether you are an experienced MySQL professional or simply interested in learning more about the latest MySQL developments, we hope you will join us in Brussels for two days of technical knowledge sharing and community networking.
Event Details
Dates: January 28–29, 2027
Registration and coffee: from 8:30 AM
Program: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Location: ICAB Incubator, Brussels, Belgium
Call for Papers is open until Nov 30.
Call for Speakers
09 Oct 2026
30 Nov 2026
MySQL Belgian Days - aka pre-FOSDEM days - will be back again in 2027. This is one of the major MySQL events of the year. We are looking for high quality talks about MySQL Community Edition and surrounding technologies: forks of MySQL, management or development tools, clients, plugins and other extensions. What is commonly called the MySQL ecosystem.
The conference agenda is divided into 8 blocks: 2 days, 2 parallel tracks, morning and afternoon. Each track will be hosted by a different track host and have some uniform theme or focus.
This year the focus is specifically on open source versions of MySQL and the shift to an open innovation process (aka github first development). Non-technical talks about the development process, community, etc... will also be considered to a limited degree.
We will mostly prefer technical talks about features, products and tools that are available as open source. Proposing talks about proprietary tools that are relevant in the MySQL ecoystem is allowed, but in this case it is a mandatory requirement that the software that is the subject of the talk is already GA and in production.
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