"sponsorname": "PostgresOpen",
"posttime": "2018-08-22",
"content":"<p>We are down to counting the days until PostgresOpen SV 2018 in downtown San Francisco, September 5th to 7th! Registration is closing in coming days so make sure to grab your tickets while you still can. We also still have a few seats in our tutorials open, so if you're hoping to attend a half day tutorial/training save your seat today.</p><p>You can check out the schedule of tutorials and <a href=\"https://postgresql.us/events/schedule/pgopen2018/\">talks here</a></p><p>Then grab your <a href=\"https://2018.postgresopen.org/tickets/\">tickets</a><p>If you still need a room for the conference you can <a href=\"https://book.passkey.com/event/49526018/owner/1150/home\">reserve while available</a></p><p>Special thanks to our sponsors! Be sure to check them out as we've just added on our second Diamond sponsor, and thanks to all of our other level sponsors as well.</p><p>This year we are pleased to be able to recognize our Diamond sponsors:</p><ul><li><a href=\"https://www.citusdata.com/\">CitusData</a></li><li><a href=\"https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/postgresql/\">Microsoft</a></li></ul><p>Be sure to check out our site to see all of our Gold, Silver and Supporter sponsors, and our Community Partners <a href=\"https://2018.postgresopen.org/sponsors/\">here</a><p>PostgresOpen wouldn't be able to happen without the tireless efforts of the individuals at the [United States PostgreSQL Association <a href=\"https://postgresql.us\">(PgUS)</a>, please consider joining! PgUS is the non-profit organization which backs PostgresOpen and other events.</p><p>We look forward to seeing everyone in San Francisco in of weeks!</p>"
+ },
+ {
+ "title": "Announcing PostgresOpen Silicon Valley Guest Keynote: Brandon Phillips",
+ "sponsorname": "PostgresOpen",
+ "posttime": "2018-08-23",
+ "content":"<p>We're excited to announce <a href=\"https://twitter.com/BrandonPhilips\">Brandon Phillips</a> the CTO from CoreOS will be joining us as our guest keynote for PostgresOpen Silicon Valley in a couple of weeks.</p><p>Brandon Philips was the CTO of CoreOS which was acquired by RedHat, where he is now part of the technical staff. CoreOS was instrumental in the early days of container orchestration and he'll join us to share a little of the journey in particular around etcd and it's evolution. </p><p>In July 2013 the etcd project was announced to solve a critical problem for CoreOS: how to safely coordinate unattended automatic software updates across a cluster of Linux nodes. Today hundreds of companies use etcd as part of their production systems to hold critical data for their Kubernetes clusters, network systems, monitoring systems, and much more.</p><p>But, how did etcd evolve from a CoreOS intern project to being a critical system in the Cloud Native ecosystem?</p><p>This talk will cover the 5 year history of etcd from the stumbles, use cases, and technical evolution. We will also dive into the trade-offs that were made as the system went from theoretical prototype to production ready workhorse. </p><p>You don't have to be an expert on containers, orchestration, or etcd to be able to have some great takeaways from this talk. </p><p>If you haven't already please make sure to <a href=\"https://2018.postgresopen.org/tickets/\">grab your ticket</> so you'll be able to join us for enlightening talk before we're sold out.</p>"
}
],
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+{%extends "base.html" %}
+{%block title%}Blog | PostgresOpen 2018{%endblock%}
+{%block pagetitle%}PostgresOpen 2018{%endblock%}
+{%block content%}
+<!-- Main -->
+<h1>Blog</h1>
+<hr>
+{%for blog in blogposts %}
+
+{% if blog.title == 'Announcing PostgresOpen Silicon Valley Guest Keynote: Brandon Phillips' %}
+ <!-- Sponsorship -->
+ <h3>{{blog.title}}</h3>
+ <h4>Posted By: {{blog.sponsorname}} on {{blog.posttime|datetimeformat('%A, %B %d')}}</h4>
+ {{blog.content|markdown}}
+ <hr>
+{% endif %}
+{%endfor%}
+
+{% endblock %}
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