Joep Piscaer retweeted
Stop trying to learn all of Kubernetes at once
via @CloudNativeFdn, by @jpiscaer
cncf.io/blog/2026/08/25/stop…
Joep Piscaer retweeted
Some of our best recent hires have been found here on X. So I’m going back to the well here.
We are hiring Tech Analysts at Futurum.
Looking for AI-pilled, tech-obsessed, data-loving, social media crazed analysts across Semiconductors, Infrastructure, Cyber, Developer/DevOps, and broadly across the AI sphere.
Analysts that join us will be part of a team that works closely with the largest technology vendors, financial services firms, and enterprise users in the world.
The work will include (but not limited to)
-Product Research
-Market Modeling
-Testing and Validation
-Evaluations and Assessments
-Attending Vendor Events
-Public speaking (TV, Podcasts, Radio)
-Sharing your views on X
-Lots of other fun stuff
We are fast growing firm that is building technology, modeling important markets, providing market education, and we are always innovating across our businesses that include @TheFuturumGroup, @FuturumEquities, @ETRnews, @TechFieldDay, @TechstrongTV, @VisibleImpactUS, @TheSixFiveMedia, and @Signal_65
Experience from various backgrounds will be considered. Entrepreneurial, highly motivated, intellectually curious, and overly opinionated (with work to back it up) will receive highest consideration.
Reply below or email [email protected] and feel free to pass along or share with your AI-pilled super smart friends that may be perfect for this gig.
Joep Piscaer retweeted
Imposter syndrome can get in the way of your job search. Check out episodes with great guests like @commsninja& @jpiscaer on how to fight the urge to question ourselves when we’re feeling vulnerable. Links in show notes.
realjobtalk.com/104-job-sear…
#impostersyndrome #realjobtalk
Joep Piscaer retweeted
The reason why RAM has become four times more expensive is that a huge amount of RAM that has not yet been produced was purchased with non-existent money to be installed in GPUs that also have not yet been produced, in order to place them in data centers that have not yet been built, powered by infrastructure that may never appear, to satisfy demand that does not actually exist and to obtain profit that is mathematically impossible.
Lol @jpwarren "If you want DRAM, best wait until after the bubble pops, or buy servers on eBay from enterprises that cancel failed GenAI projects."
#CommvaultShift wouldn't be complete without cloud-native data protection. commvault.com/news/shift-202…
Commvault leveraging the technology they acquired through clumio and appranix, giving them deep control over data protection across cloud, on-prem and edge, and are giving customers a single platform for ease of use.
On the topic of Clumio, Commvault's event-driven backups of object storage buckets, they're announcing Backtrack, an object-level granular restore feature using calendar-based recovery points. Read more at commvault.com/platform/clumi…
Ever wanted to talk to your backup system? With #commvault, you can. They've released a MCP server, allowing users to interact with it through natural language to configure, manage and execute backup tasks. Read more at commvault.com/news/commvault…
On to Identity Resilience at #commvaultshift. Identity, and specifically Active Directory, are key attack vectors -- being able to detect anomalies and reverse those changes in real-time are key to keeping an organization's identity source secure.
Through visualization of attack timelines, admins can pinpoint who changed what, when, and how. This helps in determining contributing factors, fix the root cause, and make sure it doesn't happen again.
Finally, recovery of identities can be validated continuously trough isolated testing in Cleanroom Recovery, so that a known-good clean state can be recovered. Read more at commvault.com/news/expanding…
On the topic of recovery.. #commvaultshift commvault.com/news/transform…
This is actually pretty cool -- using the metadata and data Commvault has access to create a picture of known-good states, picking and choosing restorable data from before infection or attack. This used to be an incredible labor-intensive, error-prone process. Now...












