Simone Bizzotto is a seasoned SQL DBA and systems integrator with 14 years of experience building, tuning and automating large-scale database ecosystems across on-prem and cloud environments. Based in Milan, he blends deep T-SQL and Python expertise—his preferred language for seven years—with hands-on web work using Django and web2py to create integration portals and tooling. He has managed hundreds of SQL Server instances, led performance and backup/restore strategies, and contributed notable improvements to popular open-source projects like web2py and dbatools, enhancing testing, coverage and snapshot automation. Known for translating complex operational needs into repeatable automation and standards, Simone also brings pragmatic cross-team collaboration from both professional and hobby contexts.
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Role in this project:
Database Engineer / Database Administrator
Contributions:159 reviews, 589 commits, 439 PRs in 5 years 11 months
Contributions summary:Simone focused on making significant enhancements to the `dbatools` repository, particularly in the realm of database management and SQL Server administration. Their work included refining the `Find-DbaOrphanedFile` function for more accurate file detection, contributing to the development of new database snapshot functions like `Get-DbaDatabaseSnapshot`, `New-DbaDatabaseSnapshot`, and `Remove-DbaDatabaseSnapshot`, adding features, and fixing bugs. The user also contributed to optimizing functions related to database state management and permissions, and improved code quality with the new messaging and flow control system.
Contributions:46 commits, 36 PRs, 197 comments in 1 year 9 months
Contributions summary:Simone primarily contributed to the pyDAL project by making database adapter-related changes, specifically for the MSSQL and PostgreSQL adapters. They fixed bugs related to unicode support and escaping, optimized code for increased performance and ensured that existing code was Python 3 compatible. Their contributions focused on enhancing the functionality and compatibility of pyDAL with different database systems.
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