FOSSASIA PGDay 2027 call for proposals opens for Bangkok PostgreSQL conference
The annual FOSSASIA PGDay PostgreSQL community conference returns to Bangkok on March 9, 2027, with speaker proposals accepted through November 30, 2026.
Summary
FOSSASIA PGDay 2027 will take place on March 9, 2027, at True Digital Park in Bangkok, Thailand, co-located with the broader FOSSASIA Summit. The single-track event brings together PostgreSQL users, developers, and contributors from across Asia and globally to share technical knowledge and practical deployment experience.
The call for proposals is now open with a submission deadline of November 30, 2026. The program committee is seeking talks covering PostgreSQL development and administration, performance and scaling, security, cloud and container infrastructure, data engineering, extensions, migration, and real-world case studies. A social event will follow the technical program for community networking.
Conference program and submission details
- Event format: Single-track program ensures all attendees can follow every talk and discussion throughout the day.
- Submission deadline: Call for proposals closes November 30, 2026, with limited slots available.
- Topic scope: Proposals accepted across nine categories including development, administration, performance, security, cloud infrastructure, data engineering, extensions, migration, and community adoption.
- Community networking: Dedicated social event follows the technical sessions for informal collaboration and connection building.
- Regional rotation: Previous editions held in Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand, and Indonesia, with 2027 returning to Bangkok.
Why it matters
FOSSASIA PGDay strengthens the PostgreSQL community in Asia, a region with growing adoption of open-source data infrastructure in cloud and enterprise deployments. The co-location with FOSSASIA Summit creates cross-pollination opportunities between database practitioners and the broader open-source ecosystem, while the single-track format ensures accessible knowledge transfer for developers and administrators at all levels.
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