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Postgres Summit US 2026 Schedule is now live!
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The agenda for the upcoming Postgres Summit in the United States has been released, detailing sessions from September 30 to October 2 in New York.
Engineers can now align their calendars with talks that match their PostgreSQL projects, ensuring they don’t miss relevant deep-dives or community updates. The event also provides a venue to hear about the latest PostgreSQL 19 beta progress and to network with other practitioners. Registering early helps secure attendance and plan travel logistics.
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The full list of talks is now online, allowing participants to select sessions of interest.
The conference runs at the Convene venue on Broadway in New York over a three-day period.
Registration is open through the official event site, enabling attendees to reserve their spot.
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The schedule publication gives developers concrete information about when and where each session will occur, replacing the previous uncertainty about the program. With the agenda visible, teams can earmark time for sessions that align with their current PostgreSQL version upgrades or performance tuning efforts. This also means that any preparation, such as building demo environments for hands-on labs, can be planned in advance.
The summit’s timing coincides with the recent release of PostgreSQL 19 beta 2, suggesting that several talks will likely cover new features and migration strategies. Engineers interested in adopting the upcoming release can use the schedule to prioritize sessions that discuss beta feedback, compatibility testing, and best practices. Attending these talks could reduce the risk of unexpected issues when moving to the next major version.
Registration is now possible via the event’s website, which implies a cost and commitment for participants. Teams will need to budget for travel, accommodation, and registration fees, as well as allocate staff time away from regular duties. Those unable to travel must consider whether remote participation options exist, which the current information does not mention.
The venue location, Convene on Broadway, means attendees will be in a central New York setting, potentially affecting logistics such as transportation and lodging availability. Engineers should verify that their travel plans align with the summit dates to avoid conflicts with other project milestones. The schedule’s release also allows organizers to gauge interest in specific topics, possibly influencing future session recordings or follow-up webinars.
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