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FOSSASIA PGDay 2027 is a one-day PostgreSQL community event organised by FOSSASIA, the open-source organisation that runs the annual FOSSASIA Summit in Asia. It is aimed at database administrators, backend developers, data engineers and architects who use PostgreSQL in production, and at contributors to the wider PostgreSQL ecosystem of extensions and tools. The event takes place on Tuesday 9 March 2027 in Bangkok, Thailand, co-located with the FOSSASIA Summit 2027, which runs in the city during the same week. PGDay follows a single-track programme in English, so all participants share the same sessions, and a social event after the technical programme offers time for networking. The call for proposals invites talks on PostgreSQL development and administration, performance, scaling and high availability, security and reliability, cloud and container deployments, data engineering, extensions, migrations and real-world case studies. Talks drawn from practical deployments give attendees ideas they can apply directly to their own databases, while the co-location with the broader open-source summit adds exposure to adjacent projects. As a PostgreSQL conference in Bangkok 2027, the event strengthens a regional user community that has relatively few dedicated database gatherings in Southeast Asia.
FOSSASIA PGDay 2027 takes place March 9, 2027 in Bangkok, Thailand.
FOSSASIA PGDay 2027 is an in-person event.
Travel questions? See Good to know in the travel guide below.
FOSSASIA PGDay brings PostgreSQL users and contributors to Bangkok on 9 March 2027, a one-day gathering that sits inside the wider FOSSASIA open-source community. Early March is the start of Bangkok's hot season: dry, sunny and regularly above 33°C by afternoon, so plan indoor sessions for midday and save the city for evenings. Bangkok rewards database people who like contrast — glass-tower startup districts a few train stops from gilded temples and late-night street-food lanes.
Most international flights land at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK); many regional low-cost carriers use Don Mueang (DMK) to the north. From BKK the Airport Rail Link runs to Phaya Thai in roughly 30 minutes, connecting to the BTS Skytrain. From DMK, the SRT Red Line links to Bang Sue for the MRT. Metered taxis and ride-hailing apps are widely used; allow 45–90 minutes by road depending on traffic.
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Thailand has fast 4G and 5G coverage across central Bangkok, and an eSIM set up before departure lets you navigate the BTS and ride-hailing apps the moment you land. Set up an eSIM with Airalo before you board and you're online the moment you land.
Wat Pho and the Grand Palace. The reclining Buddha at Wat Pho and the neighbouring Grand Palace are Bangkok's essential riverside pair. Go at opening time to beat both the heat and the tour groups, dress with covered shoulders and knees, and budget a half day. A Chao Phraya Express boat to Tha Tien pier avoids road traffic. Tickets on Klook →
Chao Phraya river by boat. The river is the easiest way to see old Bangkok after a day of talks. Public express boats hop between piers past Wat Arun, which glows best around sunset. An evening dinner cruise suits a group of attendees; allow two to three hours including transfers. Tickets on Klook →
Lumphini Park. Central Bangkok's big green space is a short MRT ride from the business districts and a good early-morning escape before sessions. Joggers, tai chi groups and monitor lizards share the lakeside paths. An hour is plenty; avoid midday in March when shade is limited.
Chatuchak Weekend Market. If you extend your trip over a weekend, Chatuchak's thousands of stalls cover everything from vintage clothing to ceramics and Thai snacks. It is next to the Mo Chit BTS and Chatuchak Park MRT stations. Arrive in the morning, carry water and cash, and expect three hours to disappear.
How hot is Bangkok in early March?
March is the start of the hot season, with afternoon highs typically in the low-to-mid 30s °C and little rain. Light clothing, sunscreen and a layer for heavily air-conditioned venues are sensible.
Do I need a car in Bangkok?
No. The BTS Skytrain, MRT and river boats cover most of the city, and ride-hailing apps fill the gaps. Road traffic can be very slow at peak hours, so rail is usually faster.
Can I pay by card in Bangkok?
Cards are accepted in malls, hotels and many restaurants, but street food, markets and small shops often expect cash in baht. Thai QR payments are common for locals; carry some small notes.
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