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DESCRIPTION:Dear Chicago PUG members\,\n\nOur July meetup is scheduled for July 16 from 5-30 PM to 8 PM.\nWe will meet at our usual location: DRW Training Center\, 540 W. Madison\, 25th floor.\n\nA reminder about our venue:\n\n\\- This is a high\\-security building\\\, which means the names of all participants should be communicated no later than **7:30 AM on the day of the event**\, and all participants must present a government-issued ID to be admitted. If your meetup profile does not list your full name\, please send a DM with the required information to Hettie. Registration for all in-person events will be closed by 7-30 AM the day of the event.\n\\- The food order will be placed a day before the event\\\, so I strongly encourage everybody planning to attend to RSVP by July 15\n\\- If you plan to attend virtually\\\, please RSVP for the Zoom version \\- the invite will appear in a couple of weeks\\.\n\nPlease RSVP to this event **only if you are attending in person**.\n\nEvent Details:\nOn July 16\, Chicago PUG welcomes [Tembo](https://tembo.io/)\n**Speaker:**\nShaun Thomas\n\n**Talk title:**\n**An In-Depth View of pg_timeseries\, the Other Postgres Time Series Extension**\n\n**Talk Abstract:**\n\nIf you're regularly gathering data along a time axis\, you may want to consider a time-series database. These specialty database engines provide columnar storage\, partitions\, and other tools for incredibly efficient retrieval and aggregation of time-based data. Luckily\, Postgres can do that too!\n\nTimescaleDB has essentially been the only option for adding time-series features to Postgres ... until now! With the introduction of pg_timeseries\, Postgres has gained another option for time-series data. This talk will go over the basics of this new extension\, where we'll walk through a short demonstration using data from the Divvy bike-sharing system in Chicago. How does the extension work? What do we need to do other than loading the data? What kind of benefits might we get from doing this instead of just using standard partitions?\n\nIf you were ever curious about the basics of columnar storage\, partition management\, schedulers\, and other components of time-series databases\, come to the Chicago PUG for all your answers!\n\n**Agenda:**\n\n5-20: Doors open\, and food arrives\n6-00: Hettie Dombrovskaya: Opening remarks\n6-10: Shaun Thomas: An In-Depth View of pg_timeseries\n7-10: Q&A and networking\n8-10: Doors closed.\n\nPlease be on time! You might not be able to get in on the 25th floor after 6!\n\nAs usual\, I hope to see as many of you as possible in person!\n\nHettie Dombrovskaya\,\nChicago PUG Local Organizer
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LOCATION:540 W Madison St\, Chicago\, IL
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SUMMARY:👫 Chicago PUG Meetup
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