Announcement and Call for Papers: PGDay Austin 2017, Saturday, August 26

The Austin PostgreSQL User Group (Austin PUG) is pleased to announce PGDay
Austin 2017!

PGDay Austin 2017 will be held on Saturday, August 26 2017. Join
PostgreSQL users, advocates and developers in Austin for a day of
PostgreSQL talks at fibercove, a great co-working, meeting and event space
located just south of downtown Austin.

Visit https://pgdayaustin2017.postgresql.us for more information!

The Call For Presentations is now open, but closes on June 4th, so please
submit your proposals soon! The PGDay Austin 2017 website has all the
details regarding the CFP: https://pgdayaustin2017.postgresql.us

General Guidelines:
Our theme is "Don't Mess With PostgreSQL", with a focus on
PostgreSQL's reliability,
performance, high availability, and scalability. We encourage content for
all knowledge levels, and welcome content that speaks to users new to
PostgreSQL as well as practical applications and case studies. We welcome
any PostgreSQL contributors and users, as well as other external communities
including but not limited to Python, Djanjo, Rails, JSON, to submit a
proposal.

Sessions will be 45 minutes in length. In addition to our main event space,
we will have a small room available for a hands-on workshop/install fest.
We will round up the day with lightning talks. Submission deadline for the
Call for Presentations is Sunday, June 4, 2017 by 11:59 CST, with
notifications to be sent by Tuesday, June 6, 2017.

Registration opens June 12, 2017 -- it'll be a wonderful opportunity to
learn and network, and we'll have some great local food and refreshments
provided for attendees, along with a few other surprises!

Sponsorship opportunities are also available -- we need your support! Help
us keep costs down for attendees as we work to onboard more PostgreSQL
supporters, users, and developers, as well as other open source software
communities.

Please visit the PGDay Austin 2017 website:
https://pgdayaustin2017.postgresql.us/ for more information!

PGDay Austin is hosted by the Austin PostgreSQL User Group, an associate
PUG of PgUS. Anyone can be a member of PgUS by joining on the website here:
https://postgresql.us

Sincerely,
Debra Cerda
Austin PUG and PGDay Austin