Building A Better Cloud Community

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Kenneth Hui

Joint talk with Aaron Delp at the CloudStack Collaboration North America Conference 2014.

Technology

We Need You!
Building a Better Cloud Community One Voice at a Time

Agenda
•  Jumping In
•  Why Get Involved?
•  How to Get Involved?
•  Next Steps

Pyramid
Twitter / Google+
Attend
Blog / Slide Deck
Podcast
Video
/ Present
Increasing Time Commitment
Increasing Cost Commitment
More Crowded
Less Crowded

Twitter / Google+
•  Twitter – Follow @CloudStack
•  Free – Minimal Time Commitment
•  Find people to follow
•  RT & Engage in Conversations
•  Follow key words you are interested in (#CloudStack)
•  Goggle +
•  Free – Minimal Time Commitment
•  Communities of interest
•  Share personal items to increase Google search rank

Attend
•  Local User Groups
•  Free – Minimal Time Commitment
•  Small Gatherings, easier to participate and network
•  Search tools such as MeetUp & EventBrite
•  Conferences
•  Not Free – Moderate Time Commitment
•  Great (Global or Regional) Learning & Networking
•  Large Gatherings, harder to participate, ﬁnd meet ups at the event

Blog / Slide Deck
•  Blog
•  Start Free, Could involve hosting costs
•  Follow Planet CloudStack & Contribute articles
•  If you do it more than once, blog about it
•  If you don’t ﬁnd it in 2 Google searches, blog about it
•  If Blogger, post to Google+, If WordPress (or others), use SEO
•  Slide Deck
•  Free – Moderate Time Commitment
•  Follow CloudStack on SlideShare
•  Post your decks, speaker notes, keywords to scale your message

Podcast
•  Podcast
•  Medium cost, Medium Time Commitment
•  Follow The Cloudcast, Digital Nibbles, Speaking in Tech, GigaOm
•  Don’t “Pod Fade” – Will you want to do this for 1 year+
•  Make the production process repeatable and easy
•  Submit to iTunes & Stitcher Radio w/ keywords
•  Blog page with show notes (for Google ranking)
•  Socialize on All of the above (Twitter, G+, etc.)

Video / Present
•  Video
•  Medium to Major Cost, Medium to Major Time Commitment
•  Can be more difﬁcult to edit
•  Publish to YouTube, people ﬁnd good content (CloudStack Channel)
•  Follow the blog rules for creation (can’t ﬁnd it, create it)
•  Public Speaking
•  Costs vary, Major Time Commitment
•  Practice, Practice, Practice
•  If possible, attend training
•  Persistence is key

Next Steps
•  Find Something You Are Passionate About
•  Find a Community
•  Start Small / Just Outside Your Comfort Zone

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Building A Better Cloud Community

1. We Need You! Building a Better Cloud Community One Voice at a Time

2. Who are we? Aaron Delp (@aarondelp) Cloud Architect, SolidFire Cisco Champion VMware vExpert Kenneth Hui (@hui_kenneth) Technology Evangelist, Rackspace OpenStack Ambassador

3. Agenda •  Jumping In •  Why Get Involved? •  How to Get Involved? •  Next Steps

13. Greater Opportunities

14. Domain Knowledge

15. Personal Network

16. How to Get Involved?

17. Pyramid Twitter / Google+ Attend Blog / Slide Deck Podcast Video / Present Increasing Time Commitment Increasing Cost Commitment More Crowded Less Crowded

18. Twitter / Google+ •  Twitter – Follow @CloudStack •  Free – Minimal Time Commitment •  Find people to follow •  RT & Engage in Conversations •  Follow key words you are interested in (#CloudStack) •  Goggle + •  Free – Minimal Time Commitment •  Communities of interest •  Share personal items to increase Google search rank

19. Attend •  Local User Groups •  Free – Minimal Time Commitment •  Small Gatherings, easier to participate and network •  Search tools such as MeetUp & EventBrite •  Conferences •  Not Free – Moderate Time Commitment •  Great (Global or Regional) Learning & Networking •  Large Gatherings, harder to participate, ﬁnd meet ups at the event

20. Blog / Slide Deck •  Blog •  Start Free, Could involve hosting costs •  Follow Planet CloudStack & Contribute articles •  If you do it more than once, blog about it •  If you don’t ﬁnd it in 2 Google searches, blog about it •  If Blogger, post to Google+, If WordPress (or others), use SEO •  Slide Deck •  Free – Moderate Time Commitment •  Follow CloudStack on SlideShare •  Post your decks, speaker notes, keywords to scale your message

21. Podcast •  Podcast •  Medium cost, Medium Time Commitment •  Follow The Cloudcast, Digital Nibbles, Speaking in Tech, GigaOm •  Don’t “Pod Fade” – Will you want to do this for 1 year+ •  Make the production process repeatable and easy •  Submit to iTunes & Stitcher Radio w/ keywords •  Blog page with show notes (for Google ranking) •  Socialize on All of the above (Twitter, G+, etc.)

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23. Next Steps

24. Next Steps •  Find Something You Are Passionate About •  Find a Community •  Start Small / Just Outside Your Comfort Zone

25. Questions?" Thank You!

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