PostgreSQL for Oracle Developers and DBA's

PostgreSQL is not very well known among Oracle developers and DBA’s. Yet, the skill set of an Oracle developer or a DBA is easily portable to PostgreSQL.
There is no one better than Joshua D. Drake to teach you PostgreSQL and show you how you can migrate from Oracle to PostgreSQL.
Attend Joshua's free webinar and earn how you can benefit from PostgreSQL, the leading free and open source alternative to the Oracle Database.

About The Presenter:

Joshua D. Drake is an Open Source Consultant specializing in Linux and PostgreSQL. He has been consulting on PostgreSQL since 1996. Throughout his PostgreSQL career he has performed a variety of functions within the community including submitting a patch or two, releasing an O'Reilly book on PostgreSQL as well as being part of the sysadmins and advocacy teams. Further he ran a biannual conference series dedicated to PostgreSQL between the years of 2007 - 2011. He is former Director (2008-2016) for SPI (the non-profit for PostgreSQL.org). He is also a Founder, and current Director of United States PostgreSQL. Lastly, he is a core member of PgConf US.

About The Webinar:

Even if your organization is an Oracle customer. there are many use cases where PostgreSQL can be an affordable alternative to the Oracle Database. In this webinar, Joshua will discuss the in and outs, ups and downs of migrating from Oracle to PostgreSQL.

The presentation will include PostgreSQL differences, limitations and discussion of commercial needs such as custom features and support.

Attendees should plan on walking away with a comprehensive understanding of the differences of the two products and how to make PostgreSQL work best for their projects.

The webinar is free but space is limited.

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