ALT Percona-branded graphic with bold yellow text asking, "Does PGO really improve MySQL performance?" Below, it mentions a blog series on profile-guided optimization and achieving better results. A goat is pictured in the bottom right, with a mountain landscape in the top right corner.

ALT This image is a promotional graphic for the Red Hat Summit Connect event in Dallas, TX on October 27th. It features the Percona logo and a quote: "You don't own your data stack. Your vendor does." In the bottom left corner, there is a profile picture of Will Fromme, labeled as a Senior Solutions Engineer.

ALT ```plaintext A presentation slide titled "Embedding DuckDB into MySQL" by Yevhen Patlan from Percona. The slide is for a keynote at FOSS 2026, organized by FET: STU, with logos of FOSS and WIN/EDH. ```

ALT Percona promotional image featuring the text "Human vs. Agent-Driven Workloads: Your database has a new kind of user." Below the text, there are two open booklets displaying imagery and text, with the Percona logo in the bottom left corner.

ALT Graphic titled "Different Demands" contrasts "Human-driven" and "Agent-driven" database demands. Human-driven features include predictable interactions, limited concurrency, defined workflows, and human-paced retries. Agent-driven highlights bursty, continuous activity, machine-speed iteration, branching workflows, and automated retries. Percona logo is displayed.

ALT Slide titled "What Database Teams Need to Prepare For," listing bursty usage patterns, higher query volumes and retries, more unpredictable concurrency, and smarter capacity and cost planning. Includes note: "AI changes not just scale, but the shape of demand." Percona logo at the bottom.

ALT The image features a promotional graphic from Percona. It includes text in bold letters: "AI moves at machine speed. Databases still need predictable performance." Additional text reads: "Agent-driven workloads make infrastructure flexibility, observability, and performance more important than ever." There is a call to action: "Read the report." The background shows mountain scenery with a lake under a clear blue sky.

ALT A group of three people stand behind a table at a Percona booth, which displays promotional materials for open source databases. The backdrop includes logos for AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure. The table is covered with brochures, pamphlets, and stickers. One individual is waving, while another is holding a small item and smiling.

ALT A person stands at a podium with a microphone in front of a large screen displaying a presentation titled "What Makes Open Source Work: Licensing and Beyond" by Peter Farkas, CEO of Percona, at All Things Open 2026 in Raleigh, NC. The screen shows an abstract mountain graphic in the background.

ALT People gathered around a booth with Percona branding at a conference. A large screen displays the Percona logo. Attendees engage in discussions and examine materials on the table. Conference signage is visible in the background.

ALT Two people are playing air hockey at an arcade with colorful murals and various arcade machines in the background. The table displays the logo "Dynamo.

ALT Image depicting promotional content for the Open Source Monitoring Conference, celebrating 20 years. Percona is mentioned as a supporting partner. The conference will be held from November 17 to 19, 2026, in Nuremberg, featuring over 30 talks and workshops. Registration details are provided at osmc.de. The design includes futuristic digital patterns.

ALT A promotional graphic for the Open Source Monitoring Conference 2026, happening from November 7 to 19. The event includes three days of activities, over 30 talks, three workshops, and a focus on community. The graphic features colorful dots and lines in the background. Website link: osmc.de.

ALT Webinar announcement for "From Oracle to PostgreSQL: The Hard Parts Nobody Talks About" hosted by Percona and HexaCluster. Lessons from an 800 TB, 6,000-tenant SaaS migration. Scheduled for October 27, 2026, at 10:00 AM IST and other time zones. Speakers include Avinash Vallarapu from HexaCluster and Michal Nosek from Percona. Background image of a goat on a cliff.