Java & PostgreSQL — meeting with Alvaro Hernandez, Saint Petersburg

Wednesday, July 6, at 20:00 at the Petersburg office of company Oracle will meet JUG.ru Alvaro Hernandez, an expert on PostgreSQL. The theme of the meeting — the interaction of Java with PostgreSQL.

Language of the meeting is English. The participation is free. Places are limited required subscribe.



report

Java is a language for Enterprise development, Language with a capital letter, and with a chance is the most popular language for PostgreSQL. And you asked the question of whether or not this bundle, Java PostgreSQL, well suited for its task, whether justified assigned expectations? This report is a technical report about the level of development of PostgreSQL and Java, which will answer the following key questions:

the
    the
  • Can Java are 100% performance provided by PostgreSQL? If not, where losses occur? And what we can do with them? Does PostgreSQL have any technical or architectural patterns that can limit the performance of Java?
    • the
  • from Java to reach absolutely all the functionality provided by PostgreSQL? And if not, what hid from us, and can we somehow cope with this in practice?


About the speaker



Alvaro Hernandez — 37-year-old entrepreneur in the field of information technology, living in Madrid (Spain). He founded the company 8Kdata and is its CTO. 8Kdata the company is engaged in development and research in the field of databases. Most of the time, Alvaro is engaged in a project ToroDB — DBMS based on PostgreSQL that is compatible with MongoDB, and can replace it in existing applications. Being enthusiastic developer, he is also engaged in dissemination and popularization of the ideas of Open Source.

Alvaro not only programmed in Java and is a member of the JavaSpecialists.eu, but also a great DBAa teacher and frequent lecturer at international conferences. In addition, he founded PostgreSQL User Group Spanish — one of the largest communities of this subject in the world, consisting of more than 550 participants.

Location

The St. Petersburg office of the company Oracle:
10th Krasnoarmeyskaya street 22A, the business center "Kellerman", 2nd floor
(the geotag in 2gis)

Transport

the
    the
  • from the metro station "Baltic" — 10 minutes walk: first on Lermontovsky Prospekt, then 100 meters to the left at the 10-th Krasnoarmeyskaya.
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