This year, we’re doubling the amount of GroupBy conference sessions by offering two streams of content! See the full speaker/session information for each stream below.
Europe
Alexander Arvidsson (@arcticdba) – Boring Is Stable, Stable Is Good. SQL Server Best Practices In Practice – See details
Rich Benner (@RichBennerSQL) – Adventure – performance edition – See details
Alex Yates (@_AlexYates_) – Solving the dev database problem with GitHub, Docker and PsDatabaseClone – See details
Emanuele Meazzo (@i619619) – How to use PowerBI as a free monitoring tool (5 free reports for SQL Server) – Session details
Magnus Ahlkvist (@Transmokopter) – Eight hours of work in 20 minutes, partitioning rocks – Session details
North America
Aaron Nelson (@SQLvariant) – Azure Data Studio ❤ SQL People – Session details
William Assaf (@william_a_dba) – SQL Admin Best Practices with DMVs – Session details
Bob Pusateri (@SQLBob) – Locks, Blocks, and Snapshots: Maximizing Database Concurrency – Session details
Collin Lysford (@CollinLysford) – Demystifying Dynamic SQL – Session details
Erik Darling (@erikdarlingdata) – The SQL Server Performance Tasting Menu – Session details
Mohammad Darab (@mwdarab) – Big Data Clusters for the Absolute Beginner – Session details
European sessions will kick off on October 9th at 9:00am UTC, and North American sessions will begin on October 10th at 10:00am PDT. Each session will be approximately 45-60 minutes in length and will commence at the top of every hour. There will be a total of five sessions for each stream of content.
By registering for a GroupBy account, you’re already set to receive your session invites via email, and you can expect to receive these shortly. If you want to invite a friend to attend GroupBy conference session, send them to our registration portal here.
We can’t wait to see you all at GroupBy conference!
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I assume the “PST” here is a typo, and “PDT” was intended? The invite to speakers references PDT, and obviously PST isn’t being observed anywhere right now. Just want to be clear, since anyone outside the US who decides to try to attend anyway might not know to adjust to daylight savings 🙂
I’ll change now! Thanks.