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Social Computing for the Database Professional Jason Massie, Terremark Brent Ozar, Quest Software

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Social Computing for the Database Professional. Jason Massie, Terremark Brent Ozar, Quest Software. Bachelor #1: Brent Ozar. SQL Server Expert for Quest Software SQLServerpedia Ed. Former DBA, SAN, VM admin for $7b co. Blog: BrentOzar.com Twitter: @ BrentO. Bachelor #2: Jason Massie. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Social Computingfor the Database ProfessionalJason Massie, TerremarkBrent Ozar, Quest Software

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Bachelor #1:Brent Ozar• SQL Server Expert

for Quest Software• SQLServerpedia Ed.• Former DBA, SAN,

VM admin for $7b co.• Blog: BrentOzar.com• Twitter: @BrentO

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Bachelor #2:Jason Massie• Manager, DBA

Services @ Terremark• Interests include other

RDBMS, the Cloud, and taking suckas to the pwnshop.

• Blog:JasonMassie.com

• Twitter: @StatisticsIO

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Today’s Agenda

• Yesterday’s, Today’s, Tomorrow’s DBA• TweetDeck• Real time search• Crowd sourcing• Blogging• Tips and tools for the hardcore

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DBAs of Yore

• Day 1: Product Released

• Day 2:We RTFM’d

• Day 3:Asked Questions Usenet, Forums

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4 Letters Changed Everything

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Why This Matters to You

• Fast release cycles• No documentation• No best practices• You’re on the

cutting edge

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Help 140 Characters at a Time

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As Interesting As You Make It

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TweetDeck Demo

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Jason Follows People Like…

• @_StevieWonder• @DonaldFarmer• @Scoblizer• Search – SQL, SQLPASS, Cloud,

RDBMS, Oracle, MySQL• And @SQLPass of course.

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Brent Follows People Like…

• @SQLRockstar• @Wendy_Dance• @BadBanana• @DontTryThis• @CodingHorror

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The Internets but real time

It is all about search!

• Images of the Hudson crash from the boat rescuing them.

• Live reports from events as they happen.

• The release date of XXX Server 2008 before it is official

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Asking for Help Part 1

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Asking for Help Part 2

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The Man (?) Behind DBCC

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Not Everyone Can Do This

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Meet Connor

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Meet Connor“Cisco just offered me a job! Now I have to weigh the utility of a fatty paycheck against the daily commute to San Jose and hating the work.”

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Crowd sourcing

• Crowdsourcing is a distributed problem-solving and production model. Problems are broadcast to an unknown group of solvers in the form of an open call for solutions. The crowd submits solutions. The crowd also sorts through the solutions, finding the best ones. - Wikipedia

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Crowd sourcing examples

• Community driven new or answer sites• Informal polls to your networks• Wiki’s• Open source SD projects e.g. Codeplex

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Crowdsourcing Demo #2Results of our informal Twitter poll

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Blogging• Wordpress• See Brent’s blogging series• Read, comment, link• Etiquette• Self hosted vs. SQL blog networks

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Credit: passionweiss.com/

Blogging Demo

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Social Networking Tips

• Be personable• Keep it real. Be personal• Don’t buddy spam• Do not worry about “What’s in it for me”• Focus on providing value• 1st Lurk. 2nd Contribute. 3rd Evangelize.

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Hard-Core Social Tools• Google blog search\alerts• FriendFeed.com• Ping.fm• BrightKite.com• Facebook\linkedin\plaxo\social darling• RSS Cloud and Pubsubhubbub

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Thank youfor attending this session and the 2009 PASS Summit in Seattle