Tech Events by PostgreSQL Edinburgh

with Jimmy Angelakos (Host, postgres.scot)

Edinburgh's PostgreSQL user group meets in Old College for two talks on Postgres, pizza and networking. Open to all levels. Run by postgres.scot, with Jimmy Angelakos, Denys and Jim Gardner hosting, and sponsored by pgEdge. Doors and pizza at 18:00, community announcements at 18:55, then two talk slots at 19:00 and 20:00 (speakers still to be announced). It wraps at 20:45 and moves to the Brass Monkey on Drummond Street. Teaching Room 05, accessed via Law Reception. Anyone who wants to speak can contact the organisers. Why go: this is the room for people who run Postgres in production in Scotland, and one of the few deep-technical database meetups in the city. Worth it for backend engineers, DBAs and founders choosing a data stack.

Edinburgh's Postgres community meets at Paterson's Land, Room 1.21 on the first floor, for an evening of database talks. The programme covers database internals, production war stories and anything adjacent to Postgres or SQL, with pizza and refreshments provided and a social afterwards at The Canons' Gait. It is free and open to all levels — no approval or membership needed, though the organisers ask for an RSVP on the event page so they can count heads. Doors from 18:00. Why go: Postgres meetups attract the people who actually operate databases rather than the people who present about them, and production war stories from a room this size tend to be specific and unguarded. Best for backend and platform engineers, data engineers and anyone running Postgres in anger — and useful at any level, since the group makes a point of welcoming beginners.

Edinburgh's Postgres community meets at Paterson's Land — database internals, war stories and the people who run production Postgres in Scotland.

Edinburgh's PostgreSQL community gathers at the University of Edinburgh for talks and discussion on Postgres internals, operations and ecosystem. Run as a low-key technical meetup for database engineers, SREs and anyone serious about open-source data infrastructure. Free to attend via Luma.

Edinburgh PostgreSQL community returns to Patersons Land for an evening of lightning talks, pizza and networking — followed by drinks at The Canons Gait. Open to all levels, sponsored by pgEdge.