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Postgres Open 2013

Slides for talks will be linked here!
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== Monday September 16 ==
* PostgreSQL Data Type Safari (Jonathan Katz)
* Surviving Server Overload (Greg Smith)
* Database Normalization for Everybody <Part 1>, <Part 2> (Brent Friedman)
* Introduction to SQLAlchemy (Mike Bayer)
== Tuesday September 17 ==
* Keynote (Jesse Noller)
* Scaling Postgres (Denish Patel)
* What's New in PostgreSQL 9.3 (Magnus Hagander)
* Taking Advantage of Custom Background Workers (Michael Pacquier)
* Query Planning Gone Wrong (Robert Haas)
* Recovering from a Damaged Cluster (Robert Bernier)
* Middleware is Dead! (David Benoit)
* Sane Schema Management With Alembic (Selena Deckelmann)
* Postgres what they really use (Craig Kersteins)
* Postgres-XC dynamic cluster management (Koichi Suzuki)
* Federating Queries Using postgres_fdw (John Melesky)
* Managing PostgreSQL with Puppet (Steve Singer)
* My experience with embedding PostgreSQL (Jignesh Shah)
* Concurrency in Postgres (Peter Geoghegan)
* New approach to resolve Object-relational impedance mismatch (Henrietta Dombrovskaya)
* Case Study: Converting the CATME application from MySQL to Postgres (Julie Baumler)
=== Lightning Talks ===
* IPython Notebook: your new SQL client (Catherine Devlin)
* NoSQL in 5 minutes (Ines Sombra)
* Publish Your Extensions on PGXN (Kirk Roybal)
* Configuration Managment (Mark Mzyk)
* JSON, Speed, and User Groups (Jonathan Katz)
* Blackhole FDW (Andrew Dunstan)
* Choosing the "D"/Doctor (Denish Patel)
* OHAI, my name is Chelnik! Postgres Open 2013 Report (Mark Wong)
* New Tools (Greg Stark)
* Postgres Enterprise Manager (Dave Page & Tom Kincaid)
== Wednesday September 18 ==
* Postgres Plus Cloud Database (Hans Hrasna (Tom Kincaid))
* Writing portable postgreSQL-backed network applications for the open cloud (Ryan Jarvinen)
* JackDB - Database Development In Your Web Browser (Sehrope Sarkuni)
* Inside PostgreSQL Shared Memory (Bruce Momjian)
* Geographically Distributed Parallel Databases – A Reality! (Christine Normile)
* How Postgres is different from (read BETTER than) your database (Gurjeet Singh)
* Replication Refresh (Simon Riggs)
* When PostgreSQL Can't, You Can (Keith Fiske)
* Multi-Database Collaboration and Extract-Transform-Load with HTSQL (Clark C. Evans)
* A Comparison of PostgreSQL Encryption Options (Syed Faisal Akber, Dong Ye)
* Using Postgres FDW w/ a sharded PostgreSQL Database (Stephen Frost)
* SQL database server Requests from the Browser (David Keeney)
* Using JSON with Postgres 9.3 (Andrew Dunstan)
* PostgreSQL on ZFS: backup, replication, disaster recovery, and more (Keith Paskett)
* PostgreSQL Backup and Recovery Methods (Kevin Kempter)
* Scalable Uniques in Postgres - HyperLogLog (Craig Kerstiens)
* NewSQL: Leveraging PostgreSQL (John S. Jones)
* Secure your webapp passwords in PostgreSQL (Magnus Hagander)
Postgres Open 2014

Conference website: PostgresOpen 2014
== Wednesday September 17 (Tutorials) ==
* Adv. SQL + Functions (Joe Conway, Stephen Frost)
* PostGIS Introduction: Geometry, Geography, and Geocoding (Regina Obe, Leo Hsu) HTML PDF related data and docs 
* PostGIS on caffeine: Raster, Topology, and pgRouting (Regina Obe, Leo Hsu) HTML PDF related data and docs
* Writing & Using Postgres Extensions (Dimitri Fontaine) PostgresOpen_2014_Extension.pdf
* Using the Heroku Platform (Free) (Harold Giménez) (Slides)
* NoSQL on ACID (Free) (Bruce Momjian)
== Thursday September 18 ==
* Sponsor Keynote (Marc Linster)
* Explaining the Postgres Query Optimizer (Bruce Momjian)
* Postgres in Amazon RDS (Denish Patel)
* How Databases Work - For Developers, Accidental DBAs and Managers (Gurjeet Singh)
* Scalability, Consistency, Replication, Availability and Performance (Simon Riggs)
* The NoSQL Way In PostgreSQL (Vibhor Kumar)
* So you're new to Postgres... (Michael Alan Brewer)
* Who's the Fairest of Them All? Postgres Interface Performance (Joe Conway)
* What's new in PostgreSQL 9.4 (Magnus Hagander)
* Postgres on OpenStack (Dave Page)
* Automated Performance Testing of Postgres (Greg Burek)
* Survival analysis of customer retention using Postgres, SQL and R (Gleb Arshinov)
* The Three Musketeers: Authentication, Authorization and Accounting (Sarah Conway) 
* On Beyond Data Types (Jonathan S. Katz)
* Supersized Postgres: Postgres-XL for OLTP and Big Data Analytics (Mason Sharp)
* Use PostgreSQL, not Rails, to make Rails faster! (Dan McClain)
== Lightning Talks ==
* Collations and Filesystem-based Copies (Matthew Kelly)
* pgcharts (Dimitri Fontaine)
* Terra Populus (David Haynes)
* DDL generator (Catherine Devlin)
* Is Your Bank Really on Acid? (Rob Treat)
* crontabber (Peter Bengtsson)
* Chelnik Update (Mark Wong)
== Friday, September 19 ==
* (Sivakumar)
* Row-Estimation Revelation and the Monolithic Query Syndrome (Jeff Amiel)
* Tales from the Postgres Front, and What We Can Learn (Marc Linster)
* PostgreSQL for developers (Dimitri Fontaine) PostgresOpen_2014_PostgreSQL_for_Developers.pdf
* Database Security and Audit Logging: User-Centered Security with JackDB (Sehrope Sarkuni)
* Immutable Data in Postgres (Gary Sieling)
* How VACUUM works, and what to do when it doesn't (Simon Riggs)
* Heavy Duty Backup with PgBackRest (David Steele)
* Migrating away from MySQL for an awesome fulltext search (Peter Bengtsson)
* PostgreSQL and Java: best practices + Source code (Álvaro Hernández)
* (Shaun Thomas)
* Columnar Store for PostgreSQL (Ben Redman)
* Row Level Security (Stephen Frost)
* Holistic Database Application Tuning – Factoring UDFs in an All-new Way Grant Evans, (Henrietta Dombrovskaya)
* Frictionless Data Science with Python (Catherine Devlin)
* Understanding logical decoding and replication (Michael Paquier)
* A Performance Characterization of Postgres on Different Storage Systems (Dong Ye, Syed Faisal Akber)
* A Quantitative Look at Partitions (john melesky)
*Sponsor Keynote (Simon Riggs)
Postgres Open 2015

Conference website: PostgresOpen 2015
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== Wednesday September 16 (Tutorials) ==
* Hands-on Administration of PostgreSQL (Stephen Frost)
* Big Postgres: Scaling PostgreSQL in a BigData environment (Jim Mlodgenski)
* Binary Replication 101 (Josh Berkus)
* Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL (Grant McAlister)
== Thursday September 17 ==
* Open Source and Higher Education Keynote (Lacey Williams Henschel)
* Improving postgres' concurrency (Andres Freund)
* Monitoring PostgreSQL (Kevin Kempter)
* Welcome to Postgres! (Michael Alan Brewer)
* All the Dirt on VACUUM (Jim Nasby)
* Easy Statistical Analysis in PostgreSQL with PL/R (Joe Conway)
* What's new in PostgreSQL 9.5 (Magnus Hagander)
* PostgreSQL Federation: Joining to Oracle, Mongo and more... (Jim Mlodgenski)
* Securing Your Database in Amazon RDS (Sarah Conway)
* WAL, standbys and Postgres 9.5 (Michael Paquier)
* (Stella Nisenbaum)
* PostgreSQL Administration (Simon Riggs)
* Using Postgres XL (Richard Silva)
* Audit Logging for PostgreSQL (David Steele)
* Explain Explained (Josh Berkus)
* Logical decoding: a new world of data exchange applications for PostgreSQL (Álvaro Hernández)
== Lightning Talks ==
* postgresql.us (Rob Treat)
* Voting PostgreSQL (Magnus Hagander)
* Better Constraints (James Coleman)
* Sorting Improvements (Peter Geoghegan)
* test_factory (Jim Nasby)
* plpgsql dependencies (Steve Randall)
== Friday, September 18 ==
* Database Hardware Selection Guidelines (Bruce Momjian)
* Don't Forget The Elephant (Keith Fiske)
* PostgreSQL in Containers at Scale (Jeff McCormick, Steven Pousty)
* 14 Calm Years of PostgreSQL in Critical Messaging (John Mason Scott)
* PostgreSQL and Amazon RDS - What's new and lessons learned (Grant McAlister)
* The Bones of Highly Available Postgres (Shaun Thomas)
* PostgreSQL in PaxosLand: Distributed storage and strict consistency (Srivathsava Rangarajan)
* PostgreSQL Scalability (Simon Riggs)
* Streaming SQL with PipelineDB (Derek Nelson)
* BDR From the Perspective of a QA Engineer (Simon Riggs)
* PostgreSQL Performance & Benchmarking (Mark Wong)
* UPSERT use cases (Peter Geoghegan)
* A TARDIS for your ORM - application level time travel in PostgreSQL (Magnus Hagander)
* File:Pgopen2015_encoding.ppt Measurements, scales and encoding schemes (Joe Celko)
* pg_classy: SQL Metacode System (code that writes code) (Jon Erdman (aka StuckMojo))
* Creating PostgreSQL-as-a-Service at Scale (Sean Chittenden)
* Pacemaker and PostgreSQL from the ground up (Brian Cosgrove)
* Searching Text with PostgreSQL: A Primer (Phil Vacca)
Postgres Open 2016

Conference website: PostgresOpen 2016
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== Tuesday September 13 (Tutorials) ==
* Seamless failover with pgBouncer and Consul (Scott Mead)
* Linux tuning to improve PostgreSQL performance: from hardware to postgresql.conf (Ilya Kosmodemiansky)
* Advanced SQL + Functions (Joe Conway, Stephen Frost)
* Autoscaling PostgreSQL with Kubernetes and OpenShift Part 1 (Jeff McCormick, Steven Pousty)
== Wednesday September 14 ==
* Digital Service Expert at the United States Digital Service, @USDS keynote (Marianne Bellotti)
* A Look at the Elephant's Tail (Greg Stark)
* A look at the Elephants trunk - PostgreSQL 9.6 (Magnus Hagander)
* Flexible Indexing with Postgres (Bruce Momjian)
* CREATE INDEX ... USING RUM. RUM index and its applications to FTS. (Oleg Bartunov)
* Locked Up: Advances in Postgres Data Encryption (Vibhor Kumar)
* Efficiently Backing up Terabytes of Data with pgBackRest (David Steele)
* Assume database credentials have leaked: Dynamic Database credentials... (Sean Chittenden) (GitHub demo material)
* You'd better have tested backups... (Dimitri Fontaine)
* The Elephant Meets the Whale - Bringing PostgreSQL to Production on Docker (Phil Vacca)
* Reviewing PostgreSQL Patches for Fun and Profit (David Steele)
* Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (Michael Alan Brewer)
* PGLogical - the logical replication for PostgreSQL (Petr Jelinek)
* Shall We Play a Game? (with CTEs) (James Coleman)
* Performance Improvements in PostgreSQL 9.5, 9.6 and beyond (Tomas Vondra)
* All the Big Data Sciency stuff you never knew Postgres could do (Jim Nasby)
* Using PostGIS to Handle Geospatial Data as Vectors and Rasters (Dylan Herron)
== Lightning Talks ==
* PostgreSQL on ZFS, Sean Chittenden
* Checking For & Cleaning Up PostgreSQL Bloat, Keith Fiske
== Thursday, September 15 ==
* Advanced Postgres Monitoring (Denish Patel)
* An opinionated guide to PostgreSQL replication (Peter Eisentraut)
* Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL: New Features and Lessons Learned (Grant McAlister)
* PostgreSQL Backups the modern ways (Magnus Hagander)
* Big Data with PostgreSQL (Simon Riggs)
* PostgreSQL worst practices (Ilya Kosmodemiansky)
* Using PostgreSQL in a Small Business (Preston Hagar)
* Administering Postgres using Docker and Openshift (Jeff McCormick)
* Permissions in Postgres (Nathan Wagner)
* Elephant Herd as a Service: Managing Hundreds of Postgres Instances (Shaun Thomas)
* Managing OS Provided PostgreSQL Packages (Keith Fiske)
* Data Architecture with PostgreSQL (Kevin Kempter)
* Bitemporal Data Model: making it happened in Postgres (Henrietta Dombrovskaya)
* Understanding Durability in Postgres (Andres Freund)
* PostgreSQL with Chef & Puppet (Scott Mead)
* Data Analysis with PL/Python (Keith Robertson)
* JDBC performance from the inside (Dave Cramer)
* Growing with your Data (Richard Silva)
* Non-Relational Postgres (Bruce Momjian)
Postgres Open 2017

Conference website: PostgresOpen 2017
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== Wednesday September 6 (Tutorials) ==
== Thursday September 7 ==
=== Cyril Magnin ===
* A look at the Elephants trunk - PostgreSQL 10 (Magnus Hagander)
* Postgres Window Magic (Bruce Momjian)
* Schrödinger's Elephant (Josh Berkus)
* PgBouncer and 20000 TPS at one node: advanced tuning, hacks and problem solving (Victor Yagofarov)
* An ultimate guide to upgrading your PostgreSQL installation (Ilya Kosmodemiansky)
=== Market Street ===
* Improving postgres' efficiency (Andres Freund)
* Securing PostgreSQL -- Exploring the PostgreSQL STIG and Beyond (Joe Conway)
* Concurrency Deep-Dive (Tejas Manohar)
* Human Beings Do Not Have a Primary Key (Christophe Pettus)
* PostgreSQL BI Performance & News from XL project (Mark Wong)
=== Mission ===
* Get to know Google Cloud SQL (Alexis Guajardo, Brett Hesterberg)
* Developing powerful and intelligent apps using the Azure managed PostgreSQL service (Sunil Kamath)
* Monitoring 101 (Jason Yee)
* Best Practices of using Managed PostgreSQL in the Cloud(Jignesh Shah)
* Distributed COUNT(DISTINCT) with HyperLogLog on PostgreSQL (Burak Yucesoy)
== Friday September 8 ==
=== Cyril Magnin ===
* PastgreSQL: Dead data tells all tales! (Samuel Elston, Srivathsava Rangarajan)
* PanLex: Using PostgreSQL to implement a massive word-translation graph (David Kamholz)
* Tuning PostgreSQL for High Write Workloads (Grant McAlister)
* Replication based Multi-Master solutions and design patterns (Tom Kincaid)
* How Postgres Could Index Itself (Andrew Kane)
* Logical Replication.... LIVE! (Robert Treat)
=== Market Street ===
* The Immortal Postgres Web (Shaun Thomas)
* Scaling a SaaS application beyond a single Postgres with Citus (Jesse H. Willett)
* Scalable in-database machine learning with PL/Python (Srivatsan Ramanujam)
* Enhancements to the bitemporal model support: integrity constraints (Boris Novikov, Chad Slaughter, Henrietta Dombrovskaya)
* Beyond Foreign Data Wrappers: building a data warehouse from heterogeneous external data sources (Chad Slaughter)
* PostgreSQL, REST API’s and Rapid Application Development for Legacy Data (Charles Finley)
=== Mission ===
* A Kubernetes Operator for PostgreSQL - Architecture and Design (Sarah Conway)
* ETL Confessions (Corey Huinker)
* PostgreSQL Security for Application Developers (Sehrope Sarkuni)
* Your database migrations are bad and you should feel bad (Robert Lechte)
* PostgreSQL as a distributed computing platform (Marco Slot)
* PostgreSQL at Pandora (Stephen Rees)
Postgres Open Entertainment

== Ideas for 2012 ==
* Chocolate Tour
* Architecture Boat Tour (I'm told that this is the best one: http://caf.architecture.org/page.aspx?pid=574)
* Kayak Tour
* Bike Tour
* Mini golf "PgOpen at PgOpen"
* Blues Concert (e.g. House of Blues)
* Deep Dish Pizza tour
* Rent space in the Signature Room (top of Hancock Tower)
* Karaoke or Piano Bar
* Game Night (need to find places)
Category:PostgreSQL Events
Postgres Open Talks 2011

= Postgres Open Talks 2011 =
Slides and links from Postgres Open 2011. Videos are being released to the Technocation channel and there is a playlist of them all.
== Tutorials: Wednesday September 14, 2011 ==
=== Mayfair Room ===
* Migration to PostgreSQL - preparation and methodology
* Scaling With Skytools
=== Governor's Suite ===
* Mastering PostgreSQL Administration
== Sessions: Thursday September 15, 2011 ==
=== Cotillion Room ===
* Keynote: The next 25 years
* Fast Read Scaling with repmgr - Video
* - Video
* Running PostgreSQL on Virtualized Environments - Video
* Identifying Slow Queries and Fixing Them Slides - Video
* The PostgreSQL replication protocol
* Synchronous Replication and Durability Tuning - Video
=== Mayfair Room ===
* Introducing Postgres Enterprise Manager - Video
* Monitoring the Heck out of Your Database - Video
* Honey, I Shrunk the Database - Video
* Writing Django Extensions for PostgreSQL - Video, Part 2
* Logging - Not Just for Lumberjacks (speaker notes included) - Video
* PL/Java Tutorial - Video
=== Governors' Suite ===
* Heroku Postgres
* Why you should NOT move away from Oracle Video
* Mission impossible? Can I replace my most important databases with PostgreSQL? - Video
* Billing System for a TELCO based on PostgreSQL
* - Video
* PostgreSQL 9.1 Grand Tour - Video
=== Michigan Demos ===
* Postgres In the Cloud: an Introduction to Postgres Plus Cloud Server
== Sessions: Friday September 16, 2011 == 
=== Cotillion Room ===
* VMWare Keynote - Video
* Unlogged Tables - Video
* Unlocking the Postgres Lock Manager - Video
* Measuring Scalability and Performance With TCP - Video
* Bucardo Replication - Video
* Postgres-XC - Video
=== Mayfair Room ===
* Accelerating Local Search With PostgreSQL 9.1 - Video
* Managing Databases in a DevOps Environment - Video
* PL/R -- The Fast Path to Advanced Analytics
* True Serializable Transactions Are Here! - Video
=== Michigan Room ===
* Get Your Preferred Feature Developed! - Video
* PostgreSQL at the centre of your dataverse - Video
* Advanced Query Construction with HTSQL - Video
* We write the code that makes the database sing - Video
* Slony Versus Developers - Video
* Postgres at Urban Airship - Video
Category:PostgreSQL Events
PostgreSQL10 Roadmap

At the 2016 PostgreSQL Developer meeting in Ottawa, we discussed creating a Roadmap for features for the next release of PostgreSQL 10.x
A number of companies wanted to highlight their own developments via individual roadmaps, so it was agreed to publish and maintain those separately from each other. I took the action to add a Wiki page that brought together various roadmaps into a single location.
All points made here are subject for discussion and acceptance via normal community process (Hackers mailing list).
=Company Roadmaps=
(Alphabetical order)
==2ndQuadrant==
2ndQuadrant PostgreSQL Roadmap
==EnterpriseDB==
EnterpriseDB_database_server_roadmap
==NTT==
NTT_roadmap
==Postgres Professional==
Postgres_Professional_roadmap
=Individual Contributor Roadmaps=
==Michael Paquier ==
* SCRAM-SHA-256.
* Some other things (see CF app).
(Alphabetical order)
if any
Please add your firm/committed development plans here as short notes. Keep all discussion on Hackers. Thanks
PostgreSQL11 Roadmap

Here are the PostgreSQL 11 roadmaps of companies and individuals involved in developing PostgreSQL. All points made here are subject for discussion and acceptance via normal community process (Hackers mailing list).
= Company Roadmaps =
(Alphabetical order)
== Fujitsu ==
Fujitsu_roadmap
== Postgres Professional ==
While full Postgres Professional roadmap is available, we are planning these particular items for PostgreSQL 11:
* SQL/JSON standard
* 64-bit xids
* Covering indexes
* HOT support for projection indexes
* Incremental sort
* Pluggable storages API
* Jsonb transform for pl/perl and pl/python
= Individual Contributor Roadmaps =
(Alphabetical order)
if any
Please add your firm/committed development plans here as short notes. Keep all discussion on Hackers. Thanks
PostgreSQL 15 Extension Bugs

== Known PostgreSQL 15 problems in extension modules ==
* pllua: https://github.com/pllua/pllua/issues/10
* osm_fdw: https://github.com/vpikulik/postgres_osm_pbf_fdw/issues/19
* pg_bulkload: https://github.com/ossc-db/pg_bulkload/issues/133
* postgres-decoderbufs: https://issues.redhat.com/projects/DBZ/issues/DBZ-5665
* repmgr: TODO
* set_user: https://github.com/pgaudit/set_user/issues/66 (only regression test issue, though)
* timescaledb: TODO
== Fixed ones: ==
* plpgsql-check: 2.1.6+: https://github.com/okbob/plpgsql_check/issues/112
* rum: 1.3.11: https://github.com/postgrespro/rum/issues/107 https://github.com/postgrespro/rum/issues/108 (
* pgtt: As of 2.8
* pg_partman: As of 4.7.0
* Citus: As of 11.1.1
* HLL: Fixed in 2.17
* sqlite_fdw: Fixed in 2.2.0: https://github.com/pgspider/sqlite_fdw/issues/51
* pg_filedump: 14.1 works: https://github.com/df7cb/pg_filedump/issues/12
* pg_wait_sampling: Fixed in 1.1.4: https://github.com/postgrespro/pg_wait_sampling/issues/59
* pldebugger: Fixed in 1.5: https://github.com/EnterpriseDB/pldebugger/issues/10
* pg_squeeze: https://github.com/cybertec-postgresql/pg_squeeze/issues/54
* wal2json: Fixed in 2.5: https://github.com/eulerto/wal2json/issues/253
* emaj: https://github.com/dalibo/emaj/issues/46
* pg_auto_failover: https://github.com/citusdata/pg_auto_failover/issues/934
* pglogical: https://github.com/2ndQuadrant/pglogical/issues/394
* pg_repack: https://github.com/reorg/pg_repack/issues/319
* pgquarrel: https://github.com/eulerto/pgquarrel/issues/105
== Already working: ==
* ip4r
* bgw_replstatus
* tdigest
* orafce
* topn
== Distribution Status ==
* Debian / apt.postgresql.org: https://pgdgbuild.dus.dg-i.net/view/Binaries-Beta/
Category:Extensions
Category:Development
PostgreSQL 16 Extension Bugs

== Known PostgreSQL 16 problems in extension modules ==
* pg_store_plans: https://github.com/ossc-db/pg_store_plans/issues/30
* redis_fdw: https://github.com/nahanni/rw_redis_fdw/issues
* sslutils: https://github.com/EnterpriseDB/sslutils/issues/3
== Builds fine, and regression tests fail:
== Extensions that are not maintained ==
* wal2mongo (since v12)
== Already working or fixed ==
* bgw_replication
* citus (as of 12.1.0)
* count_distinct
* credcheck (tested with 2.1)
* dbt2-extensions
* ddlx (as of 0.26)
* emaj
* extra_window_functions
* firebird_fdw (as of 1.3.1)
* geoip
* hdfs_fdw
* hll (as of 2.18)
* hypopg
* ip4r
* jsquery (as of 1.2)
* logerrors
* luapgsql
* mongo_fdw
* multicorn2 (as of 2.5)
* mysql_fdw
* ogr_fdw
* tds_fdw
* topn (as of 2.6)
* timestamp9 (as of 1.4)
* passwordcheck_cracklib
* periods
* pgcopydb
* pgcryptokey
* pgimportdoc
* pgmemcache
* pgplsh
* pgrouting35 (3.5.x)
* pgagent
* pgbouncer_fdw
* pgexporter_ext (as of 0.2.3)
* pgfincore (as of 1.3.1)
* pglogical (as of 2.4.4)
* pgmp (as of 1.0.5)
* pgq (as of 3.5.1)
* pgquarrel (added a patch from upstream which is not included in a release yet)
* pgsodium
* pgsql_tweaks
* pgtap
* pgtt (as of 3.0)
* pllua (previously pllua-ng)
* plproxy (as of 2.11.0)
* pg_auth_mon
* pg_auto_failover
* pg_background (as of 1.2)
* pg_bulkload
* pg_catcheck (as of 1.4.0)
* pg_checksums
* pg_comparator
* pg_cron (as of 1.6.0)
* pg_failover_slots (as of 1.0.1)
* pg_fkpart
* pg_dbms_job
* pg_ivm (as of 1.6)
* pg_jobmon
* pg_prioritize
* pg_qualstats
* pg_readonly: Fails on Fedora only: https://github.com/pierreforstmann/pg_readonly/issues/8
* pg_repack
* pg_stat_kcache (as of 2.2.2)
* pg_stat_monitor (as of 2.0.2)
* pg_squeeze (As of 1.6.1)
* pg_track_settings
* pg_uuidv7
* pguint
* pg_statement_rollback (as of 1.4)
* pg_statviz_extension
* pg_top
* pg_wait_sampling (as of 1.1.5)
* pguri
* plprofiler (as of 4.2.2)
* plr (as of 8.4.6)
* postgis34 (3.4.x)
* sqlite_fdw (as of 2.4.0)
* system_stats (as of 2.0)
* tdigest (as of 1.4.1)
* timescaledb
* wal2json
Category:Extensions
Category:Development
PostgreSQL 18 Extension Bugs

== Known PostgreSQL 18 problems in extension modules ==
=== Extensions that fail to build ===
=== Discontinued extensions ===
* login_hook: https://github.com/splendiddata/login_hook/?tab=readme-ov-file#postgres-versions
* pg_auto_failover: https://github.com/hapostgres/pg_auto_failover
* pgcryptokey: https://momjian.us/download/pgcryptokey/
* repmgr: https://github.com/EnterpriseDB/repmgr/ (will likely be discontinued. Needs confirmation)
=== Extensions that are not maintained ===
=== Already working or fixed ===
Category:Extensions
Category:Development
PostgreSQL 18 Open Items

== Open Issues ==
NOTE: Please place new open items at the end of the list.
NOTE: If known, please list the Owner of the open item.
* 
== Decisions to Recheck Mid-Beta ==
* 
** Commit: 
** Data checksums have been enabled by default. pg_upgrade cannot upgrade between non-checksum and checksum instances, so some additional steps are required by the user. Check whether the upgrade experience is tolerable and sufficiently documented. See the following list of threads that might be enhancing the end user experience:
*** 
* 
** Commit: 
** Text search locale support has been updated and integrated into the common locale framework. Possible upgrade issues should probably at least be noted in the release notes.
== Older bugs affecting stable branches ==
=== Live issues ===
=== Fixed issues ===
== Non-bugs ==
== Resolved Issues ==
=== resolved before 18beta1 ===
== Won't Fix ==
== Important Dates ==
Current schedule:
* Feature Freeze: TODO
== See also ==
* Release Management Team
* PostgreSQL 17 Open Items
Category:Open_Items