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Charly Batista
Product, EDB
Professional Biography
Charly is a PostgreSQL enthusiast and Principal Solutions Engineer who is passionate about databases and performance. He has been working with databases and development for over 20 years and has participated in many projects, from the design of a small sensor to count how many times a ball passes through a basketball hoop to complex database proxy applications. Outside work, he loves sports, as a good Brazilian he practices football (or soccer), volleyball, and surprisingly ping-pong. Charly is also passionate about new cultures, their languages, and traditions, and has lived and/or worked in a few different countries. Today he basically lives between Brazil and China. Not really in between, but stays some time in Brazil and some time in China :D
Sessions
The Elephant That Learns: How to use Machine Learning to Optimize PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL powers some of the most demanding workloads in the world, yet many performance problems remain difficult to detect, diagnose, and predict using traditional monitoring alone. In this talk, we'll explore how machine learning can transform the way engineers understand and optimize PostgreSQL systems. We'll demonstrate practical ML techniques from anomaly detection and time-series forecasting to workload pattern recognition, and show where they can outperform conventional monitoring and tuning methods. We'll demonstrate how ML models can potentially anticipate slowdowns, detect early signs of failure, recommend index changes, and help DBA's navigate complex performance behaviours using real world examples and open-source tooling. Attendees will leave with a clear roadmap for integrating ML into their PostgreSQL environments, whether for predictive maintenance, autonomous tuning, or large-scale performance analysis. The elephant can learn, and this session intends to show how to teach it.