I started blogging and speaking at SQL Server events around five years back. I never knew I would make it this far. I have seen many friends who had done this for few days, weeks and months and got back to their routine. It takes a great deal to keep oneself motivated and dedicated towards their passion. I am still here and hope to be here for a while.
From the time I started doing the community bit, there are few people I always looked up to, who have been involved with community and especially SQL Server for more than a decade. They have always kept the new bunch on their toes and guided us in the right direction. I personally thank each and every one of the community helpers without whom, I would not have learned what I know and share today.
I have learnt a lot from the blogs and content shared by these experts. I always felt how wonderful it would be to work for one of these great minds. One such expert is Rob Farley. I have read his blogs and books from time to time. He has been a great mentor and guide when I moved to Adelaide. It is nice to talk to a person who speaks same language in this small and happy town.
To cut to the chase, starting January 2017, I will be joining LobsterPot Solutions and working for Rob Farley. It is hard to express how thrilled I am to break this news.
YAY…
Till now I have got my hands on few automation projects to build some DBA tools using .NET and Powershell. Along the way did a fair bit of performance tuning and Architecting of HA and DR solutions. I felt this is the right time to get into consulting. I started talking to Rob about guidance. This ended up as a chance for me to work for Rob. And so, I will be adding the Data Platform Consultant suit to my DBA hat and Programming Shoes.
It is a great honor to be working for Rob and a great opportunity to learn every bit I can working for him. I hope to bring a fair bit of knowledge from my experience to the table.
That’s great news!.
Thanks Dave.
Many congratulations!
This is BIG bro!! Proud of you!
All the Very Best. Go Conquer!
Thanks mate.