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Eliminating License Risk with Open Source: Migrating 400+ Database Instances in a Tier-1 Bank

Event: The Open Source in Finance Forum (OSFF) London 2026

Dates: 23 June 2026 – 25 June 2026

Presentation: 25 June 2026 , 14:20

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Speakers: Kate Obiidykhata, Michal Nosek

A Tier-1 bank was running more than 80 applications on a document-oriented database estate spanning 400+ instances and 35TB of data. Changes in licensing terms introduced cost pressure and long-term architectural constraints. This session details the technical and governance approach taken to migrate those workloads without application rewrites. We will cover estate discovery, compatibility validation, migration sequencing, backup redesign with point-in-time recovery, and monitoring consolidation across hundreds of nodes. We will share practical lessons for tech teams managing large-scale database platforms in financial services.

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Eliminating License Risk with Open Source: Migrating 400+ Database Instances in a Tier-1 Bank

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Kate Obiidykhata

Kate Obiidykhata

Senior Cloud-Native Solutions Manager with 11 years of hands-on experience across Linux security, open-source infrastructure, web hosting, and enterprise systems. Focused on supporting financial institutions, cloud providers, and multi-regional enterprises in adopting and operating secure, scalable open-source platforms in production environments.

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Michal Nosek

Michal Nosek

Michal Nosek is a Senior Enterprise Architect at Percona with over a decade of experience across roles in software engineering, business analysis, and technical consulting. He combines deep technical knowledge with a focus on aligning database technologies to business goals, helping Percona’s global customers design effective open source data strategies. Michal holds a BS in Computer and Information Science from the Cracow University of Technology and lives in Gdansk, Poland, where he enjoys traveling and windsurfing.

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