About This Event
A practical summit focused on running open-source databases on AWS infrastructure. Covers real-world setups for PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, and MongoDB — including RDS vs self-managed, Aurora deep-dives, migration war stories, and cost management patterns that actually work in production.
Key Topics
RDS vs self-managed on EC2
Aurora architecture deep-dive
Database migrations to AWS
Cost optimization for data workloads
Backup and disaster recovery
Who Should Attend
Cloud & infrastructure architects
Database engineers & DBAs
DevOps & SRE on data-heavy systems
Speakers
Anastasia Giles
CEO · Build Dev Con
Developer CommunityTech Events
Daniel Guzman Burgos
Senior DBA · AlphaPoint
MySQL on AWS: The Observability Gap Between RDS and EC2
MySQLAWS
Kamal Gupta
CEO · Omnistrate
From OSS to Production DBaaS on AWS — In Days, Not Years
AWSDatabases
Mario García
Open Source Advocate
Vector Databases on AWS: Building the Foundation for Generative AI
AWSVector Databases
Peter Zaitsev
Program CommitteeFounder · Percona
Running Databases on AWS: Choices and Trade-offs
MySQLPostgreSQL
Sergey Pronin
Program CommitteeFounder · Solanica Inc.
In the Cloud? Be Cloud-Ready Instead
AI InfrastructurePlatform Engineering
Vadim Voitenko
Founder · Greenmask.io
Running OSS Databases on AWS Is Easy—Using Real Data for Development Is Not
AWSDatabases
Vladimir Izmalkov
Technical Author III · Canonical
Session Recordings
Vector Databases on AWS: Building the Foundation for Generative AI
Mario García
In the Cloud? Be Cloud-Ready Instead
Sergey Pronin · Solanica Inc.
From OSS to Production DBaaS on AWS — In Days, Not Years
Kamal Gupta · Omnistrate
Running OSS Databases on AWS Is Easy—Using Real Data for Development Is Not
Vadim Voitenko · Greenmask.io
MySQL on AWS: The Observability Gap Between RDS and EC2
Daniel Guzman Burgos · AlphaPoint
Running Databases on AWS: Choices and Trade-offs
Peter Zaitsev · Percona
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