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SeaQL Saturday 2026

SeaQL Saturday 2026

SeaQL Saturday Brouwersdam 2026 is a weekend at the coast, built for data people. It’s a community-driven day of hands-on technical training, deep conversations, and strong community vibes, with the North Sea and Lake Grevelingen as our backdrop. The best part? Attendance for the main conference day is completely free! We only ask for a small contribution towards lunch so you can fully enjoy an inspiring and educational experience.

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SeaQL Saturday is where SQL Server pros, data engineers, DBAs, and DevOps-minded techies come together to share knowledge and solve real-world problems. Expect sessions packed with practical takeaways, stories from the trenches, and strategies that actually work in production. Our content is laser-focused on:

  • SQL Server
  • Database Administration
  • Database DevOps
  • Performance, stability, and automation

…and the tools, teams, and mindset needed to tie it all together

This event offers a unique opportunity to meet peers and grow your network. It brings together SQL and data enthusiasts from many backgrounds – database administrators, BI professionals, (Database) DevOps engineers, and software architects. Whether you’re a seasoned architect, a curious DBA, or someone who just built their first pipeline, you’ll find people here who speak your language and probably want to grab coffee with you after the last session.

The event takes place in the stunning surroundings of Ouddorp (ZH), on the beautiful isle of Goeree-Overflakkee at the edge of Zeeland. It’s an easy drive from the Randstad, Zeeland, Brabant, and Belgium!

Join us for a day filled with learning, networking, the sea, and the beach – all in one place.

Who’s behind this?

If you’ve attended SQL or DevOps events before, chances are you’ve run into Tonie Huizer or Peter Kruis. These two live and breathe community, and they’re teaming up again to bring SeaQL Saturday back for its second edition – bigger, sharper, and once more powered by sea air.