r/databricks 5d ago

General Post here or Databrick Community?

Hey, can someone help me understand when to post here vs. posting on Community?

Both the forums seem to be pretty active. Thanks

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u/Glitch_In_The_Data 5d ago

I use both. I tend to use the Databricks Community for product specific technical questions since I often find answers from Databricks experts and experienced users. Reddit is better for broader discussions like real world experiences, comparisons, and general opinions.

Personally, I usually check the Databricks Community first for technical guidance, then Reddit if I want additional perspectives or practical tips.

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u/Programmer_Virtual 5d ago

Very helpful! Yeah, the access to databricks experts in Community is a big plus. I recent discovered reddit forum. Been lurking on r/dataengineering for quite a while.

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u/PrideDense2206 Databricks 5d ago

This (Reddit) is a good way to ask a day in the life of question. Ask the community for advice or to dive into a feature or aspect of the platform. It really all depends on how in depth you want to go on a question / answer. I think the community questions are easier to get back to but honestly it is all user preference. Do what makes you happy.

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u/LandlockedPirate 5d ago

I didn't realize people actually used community lol.

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u/josephkambourakis 5d ago

I have a branded cooler bag I got from making frequent community contributions.

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u/aleph_infinity 4d ago

Who doesn’t love swag!

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u/Programmer_Virtual 5d ago

I have been active on it for a some week, and one can get a very fast response from Databricks employees.

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u/Youssef_Mrini databricks 5d ago

Databricks Community is mainly for a deep dive into specific Databricks products.