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Revision as of 03:00, 7 June 2015

On May 15, 2015we had the very first time pgpool-II Day in Tokyo, Japan today. Pgpool-II developers including Ahsan Hady, Muhammad Usama, Nozomi Anzai, Yugo Nagata and me got together and gave talks. About 90 audiences joined so far.

Because almost all of audiences were Japanese speakers, the language used was Japanese. For the talks of Ahsan and Usama consecutive interpreting was prepared.

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First I presented "Past, now and future of pgpool-II". In the presentation I stated that we hope pgpool-II 3.5 will be available in the fall, and it will be 1.7 times faster than 3.4 when extended protocol is used.

pgpool-II-Day-2015-usama.jpg

Next Usama explained his work on overhauling pcp commands and on going effort to enhance watchdog.

Then Ahsan showed current usage of pgpool-II at the Enterprise DB customers. Also he explains the bench marking result of pgpool-II 3.4.

Yugo gave a lecture of the architecture of watchdog.

Finally Nozomi showed a demo deploying a pgpool-II/watchdog/streaming replication cluster within 5 minutes using the pgpool-II installer.

I believe the event was pretty successful and showed the bright future of pgpool-II.

The event was sponsored by SRA OSS, Inc. Japan and Enterprise DB (travel sponsor). I would like to thank to pgpool-II Development Group, Asisuto, TIS and HP Japan for supporting the event.

p.s. Slides used can be downloaded here:

http://www.sraoss.co.jp/event_seminar/material.php#2015-05-15-pgpool2-past-now-and-future

(Slides in Japanese will be translated into English by the end of This month. Stay tuned).