5-6 May 2025 | Kathmandu University, Dhulikhel, Nepal
🐘 Talks and Workshop sessions
PostgreSQL Conference Nepal 2025 successfully took place on 5 — 6 May, 2025, at Kathmandu University, Dhulikhel. The event featured a diverse range of talks and workshops aimed at PostgreSQL users, developers, contributors, and decision-makers.
Over two packed days, attendees explored PostgreSQL internals, performance tuning, deployment strategies, case studies, and more—shared by speakers from both local and international communities.
We thank everyone who submitted proposals and presented at the conference. The Call for Proposals closed on April 4, 2025, and we received an overwhelming number of high-quality submissions.
🔮 Looking Ahead
Planning for future editions of PGConf Nepal is already in motion. Stay connected with us for updates on next year’s Call for Proposals and event announcements.
For inquiries or to get involved, reach out to info@pgconf.org.np.Submission Guidelines
The Call for Proposals for PostgreSQL Conference Nepal 2025 is now closed. We appreciate all the individuals who took the time to submit session proposals. Your contributions helped shape a strong and diverse conference program.
For reference, the 2025 submission guidelines were as follows:
📝 Proposal Requirements
Please submit the following details for your proposal:
Title of the talk or workshop
Abstract (300-500 words): A brief overview of the session content
Speaker Bio(s): A short biography highlighting relevant expertise
Target Audience: Indicate whether the session is intended for beginners, intermediate, or advanced users
Technical Requirements: Specify any equipment or setup needed for your session
For any problem please write us to : info@pgconf.org.np
🤔 Suggested Topics
These are the topics suggested but are not limited to:
Developing Applications with PostgreSQL: Best practices, integration tips, and tools
Administering Large-Scale PostgreSQL Installations: Insights into enterprise-level management and performance optimization
Case Studies and Success Stories: Real-world PostgreSQL deployment experiences
Tools & Utilities: Must-have tools for PostgreSQL users
Hacking & Advanced Techniques: Advanced tips and tricks for power users
Community & User Groups: Building and growing the PostgreSQL community
Server Tuning and Performance Optimization: Techniques for better scalability and resource management
Migrating from Other Database Systems: Challenges, best practices, and lessons learned
Replication & Scaling: High availability, load balancing, and distributed systems
Benchmarking & Hardware: How to assess performance and optimize for different hardware setups
PostgreSQL-Related Products: Innovations and complementary tools in the PostgreSQL ecosystem
💡 Tips on How to Write a Successful Proposal
To write a successful proposal for PostgreSQL Conference Nepal 2025, ensure that you focus on the following important parts:
Compelling Title: Choose a title that is clear and grabs attention while accurately representing the core content of your session.
Concise Abstract: Write a brief yet informative abstract that explains the problem your session will address, the solution or insights you'll present, and the value it offers to the audience.
Target Audience: Clearly define whether your session is for beginners, intermediate users, or advanced professionals to help organizers gauge its relevance.
Speaker Bio: Provide a short bio highlighting your relevant experience, expertise, and past speaking engagements to demonstrate your qualifications for the session.
Learning Objectives: Outline what attendees will learn or be able to do after your session, showing how your content will provide tangible value.
Technical Requirements: List any equipment, software, or other resources you'll need to successfully deliver your session.
Relevance: Ensure your proposal aligns with the conference themes and the needs of the PostgreSQL community, addressing current trends or challenges.
By focusing on these key parts, your proposal will have a higher chance of being selected and resonate with both the organizers and attendees.