PGConf.dev 2026 schedule is live! We have a packed program this year. And we'll continue to add Community Discussion Sessions to Tuesday through April. https://2026.pgconf....

How Wikipedia Will Survive in the Age of AI (With Wikipedia’s CTO Selena Deckelmann) The Wikimedia Foundation’s chief technology and product officer explains how she helps manage one of the most visited sites in the world in the age of generative AI.

The Wikimedia Foundation’s chief technology and product officer explains how she helps manage one of the most visited sites in the world in the age of generative AI.

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Tracking Plan Shapes with Lukas Fittl of pganalyze

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Check out the interview with Platinum sponsor pganalyze just posted at https://2025.pgconf....!

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Tom stamped PG 18. Just a few more days for the official release....

git.postgresql.org/cgit/postgre...

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Reminder: code review is not "to catch mistakes", it is a tool for understanding to limit bus/lottery factor first and foremost. When code is written (if you're lucky) by one human, having the second human abdicate their judgment to the machine is actively harmful to your team's code understanding.

New small blog post

"Measuring SELECT ... FOR UPDATE Latency in #PostgreSQL"

> Are queries slow because they’re waiting to acquire locks, or because they’re taking a long time to find the actual rows? :)

benoittgt.github.io/blog/postgre...

Malleable software: Restoring user agency in a world of locked-down apps The original promise of personal computing was a new kind of clay. Instead, we got appliances: built far away, sealed, unchangeable. In this essay, we envision malleable software: tools that users can...

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Malleable Software: Restoring user agency in a world of locked-down apps

by me, @joshuahhh.com, @pvh.ca and @seaofclouds.com

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It's about why people need agency over their software tools, and how to make that happen.

POSETTE: An Event for Postgres 2025 Happening Now! POSETTE: An Event for Postgres is a virtual and free developer event happening on June 10-12, 2025. Come watch the livestream to learn what you can do with the world’s most advanced…

👁️ Watch Lukas Fittl at #PosetteConf Livestream 1 as he explores best practices for tuning slow Postgres queries. ⁉️

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Thanks! Some more stabilizing still to be done, but I'm excited about the premise of getting this type of data more widely available. Plan IDs are also a potential building block to improve the plan management story for Postgres.

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Awesome post:

Root Cause Analysis: PostgreSQL MultiXact member exhaustion incidents (May 2025)

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Voting for unconference sessions here on Day 4 of #PGConfdev had some predictable winners (e.g. scaling PG development, multithreaded #PostgreSQL) & a few surprises too. And now the collaboration begins!

Live now at #PGConfdev in Montreal Lukas Fittl is on stage, diving into “Tracking plan shapes over time with Plan IDs & a new pg_stat_plans”—discover how core plan‑ID tracking, partition‑aware metrics, and an extensible pg_stat_plans can revolutionize your #PostgreSQL query analy

Thanks! And yes, I think that change will finally make effective_io_concurrency live up to its name and expectations :)

Nice explanation of the asynchronous I/O work that has been happening for Postgres: pganalyze.com/blog/postgre... Also interesting to see poor little effective_io_concurrency become a lot more useful! #postgres #postgresql #planetpg

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Over the last few weeks I've been incrementally merging infrastructure for AIO into postgres. Just now I finally merged the first actual user of AIO ("streaming reads" now can use AIO).

It's been a long long road. I've been, with a lot of help along the way, working on this since some time in 2019.

Hooray for getting it committed! Here is to not finding any (more) odd untested parts of Postgres that want to get in the way ;)

Speaker: Lukas Fittl | POSETTE: An Event for Postgres 2025 Lukas Fittl, pganalyze, is a speaker for POSETTE: An Event for Postgres 2024. Lukas’s talk is titled “Best Practices for Tuning Slow Postgres Queries”.

🎶 "Best practices for tuning #PostgresQL queries" will be presented by Lukas Fittl @PosetteConf 2025 (Livestream 1 on Tue Jun 10th @ 11:00am PDT (UTC-7)). 🐘

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Selective asynchronous commits in PostgreSQL - balancing durability and performance Safely leverage PostgreSQL's asynchronous commit for significant performance gains

Wrote a bit about an interesting find lately www.shayon.dev/post/2025/75...

Besides the usability going down the more fields we add, I do wonder if there is performance overhead with the internal struct getting bigger and bigger? Probably not significant compared to the query text handling I suppose. It does seem useful to have this tracked though..

Postgres query plan visualization tools - pgMustard When you’ve got a slow Postgres query, EXPLAIN and its parameters are incredibly useful for working out why. However, the information returned can be difficult (and time-consuming) to interpret, espe...

Looks like that link 404s - I assume you meant to link to www.pgmustard.com/blog/postgre... - and agreed, finding the balance with posts that talk about one's own product is hard when you want to stay fair, but I think you did a good
job :)

Hey #rubyfriends, the deadline for RailsConf CFP is *today*, which means now it's the time to send that proposal you've been sitting on 💪🏻🙌🏻

Program 0900-1000: Compilers Database query compilation: our journey Viktor Leis & Thomas Neumann A YJIT interview Maxime Chevalier-Boisvert Can we democratize JIT compilers? Haoran Xu Safe and productive performance with user-schedulable languages Jonathan Ragan-Kelley 1000-1100: Understanding programs How debuggers work Sy Brand Debugging compiler-optimized code: how it works and doesn't Stephen Kell Side-Eye: ask your programs anything Andrei Matei Let’s run a million benchmarks Yao Yue Rocket science of simulation testing! Aleksey Kladov 1100-1200: Wild ideas Back to modularity Daniel Jackson DB usability: as if Jonathan Edwards Twizzler and far out memory sharing: precise abstractions Daniel Bittman Programming without pointers Andrew Kelley Throwing it all away - how extreme rewriting changed the way I build databases Tyler Neely 1200-1230: Programmers are people A case for feminism in programming language design Felienne Hermans Malloy, mic drop, peace! Michael Toy 1230-1300: Lightning talk buffet 1300-1400: Query languages ??? Jeff Shute ??? Tobias Brandt ??? Yury Selivanov AquaLang: a dataflow programming language Klas Segeljakt A polymorphic data model for SQL using algebraic types Steve McCanne 1400-1430: Databases Use of time in distributed databases —don’t fall behind the times Murat Demirbas ??? Thomas Ballinger Thank goodness we're not building a database Peter van Hardenburg 1430-1500: Wasm Thinking in wit Dan Gohman Bringing the WebAssembly standard up to speed with SpecTec Dongjun Youn

The program is up and tickets are live at www.hytradboi.com/2025/#program.

I'll keep updating this thread as the last 10 talks hit camera-ready.

Avoid Postgres performance cliffs with MultiXact IDs and foreign keys We walk through problems you might encounter with MultiXact transaction IDs and give food for thought about when to us foreign keys in Postgres.

Yeah, I did a 5mins of Postgres episode about MultiXacts a while ago: pganalyze.com/blog/5mins-p... - the 17 changes will help sometimes at scale, but don't resolve all the challenges in my understanding. Best is to reduce/avoid requiring MultiXacts, if possible.