Webinars

Upcoming Webinars

(PDT)

Converged Analytics: Copy Once, Query Everywhere

Most attempts to unify analytics still move data to get the job done: faster pipelines, tighter syncs, more automated ETL. That's real progress, but it's still movement — and every copy created has a cost, whether it shows up as stale data, bloated bills, or lost control over where data lives and who can touch it.

(EDT)

Own Your Data Lifecycle: The Converged Analytics Series

Analytics is converging — Postgres, open lakehouses, and specialized engines are merging into one governed platform. This six-part series traces the full arc: why convergence is happening now, how Postgres data becomes a live analytical estate on Apache Iceberg, and how ClickHouse and WarehousePG query it together with zero duplication. From there, live demos show the model in action — real-time personalization, log and observability consolidation, and governed AI agent access — proving that moving less data, not moving it faster, is what makes an analytics stack defensible, auditable, and yours to control.

On-demand

Szabaduljon ki az Oracle szorításából - UTC

A webinarban megtudhatják milyen kihívásokkal kell szembenézni Oracle adatbázis PostgreSQL-re migrálása során. Bemutatjuk az utóbbi két év nagy komplexitású Oracle kompatibilitási vizsgálatainak tapasztalatait, beleértve az idei évben az EDB migrációs portálján keresztül vizsgált több mint 2 200 000 Oracle DDL konstrukciót.

Az előadás alatt kitérünk az alábbiakra:
- Tárhely (storage) definiciók
- Csomagok
- Tárolt eljárások
- PL/SQL kód
- Gyártói adatbázis API-k
- Komplex adatbázis migrációk

PostgreSQL to Accelerate Innovation - UTC

PostgreSQL is versatile and used for a wide range of applications and use cases in the enterprise. It is more than just database technology, it is an accelerator for innovation. Much innovation today is happening in new application development, application modernization, and re-platforming to the cloud across the information architecture landscape. In this webinar, you will learn how EDB supercharges PostgreSQL to re-platform to cloud and containers more efficiently and develop new applications that are more scalable and secure.

Automating a PostgreSQL High Availability architecture with Ansible

Highly available databases are essential to organizations depending on mission-critical, 24/7 access to data. Postgres is widely recognized as an excellent open-source database, with critical maturity and features that allow organizations to scale and achieve high availability.

EDB Reference architectures are designed to help new and existing users alike to quickly design a deployment architecture that suits their needs. Users can use these reference architecture as a blueprint or as the basis for a design that enhances and extends the functionality and features offered.

Introducing Data Redaction - An Enabler to Data Security in EDB Postgres Advanced Server - APJ

9.30am IST 12.00pm SGT 3.00pm AU ET

With the rapid growth in digitalization, coupled with the current pandemic situation globally, many organizations and businesses are forced to operate remotely and online, more than they would prefer. At such times, how do corporations and businesses ensure data security, especially the secure management of personal information?

An overview of reference architectures for Postgres

EDB Reference Architectures are designed to help new and existing users alike to quickly design a deployment architecture that suits their needs. They can be used as either the blueprint for a deployment, or as the basis for a design that enhances and extends the functionality and features offered.

Add-on architectures allow users to easily extend their core database server deployment to add additional features and functionality "building block" style.

In this webinar, we will review the following architectures:

Overcoming write availability challenges of PostgreSQL

There's no shortage of physical replication solutions for PostgreSQL, they scale horizontally and provide high read availability. But where they fall short is write availability, which leads many users to consider PostgreSQL logical replication. Existing solutions have a single point of failure or are dependent on a forked, vendor-provided PostgreSQL extension making reliable, enterprise-class logical replication hard to come by. Furthermore, these solutions put limits on scaling PostgreSQL.