Danny

# alot, hire within DevOps working for Third Republic
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[Danny @DanOps_TR]

Is SalesforceDevOps a thing?
https://t.co/jzEzz1gqnF

#salesforce #salesforcedevops #devops #poll #opinions #devopssalesforce

[Danny @DanOps_TR]

Did something happen in the Bitcoin/Crypto world? All of the organisations seem to be hiring again. 😎 😁 🤣 #crypto #bitcoin #recruitment #devops

[Gergely Orosz @GergelyOrosz]

Looks like a company in a freefall, just looking at the stock price. Cannot blame anyone who decided it's a good time to jump ship (either leave thanks to equity grants shrinking, or sell the stock thanks to terrible performance)

Also: past perf does not predict the future

[Danny @DanOps_TR]

@JosephJacks_ @rustdesk @OSSCapital Congrats indeed 👏👏👏

[Danny @DanOps_TR]

@Jack_Unveil Depends on the content in my experience, but you can load up as many as you record, as people will always find time, if you make sure to keep sharing to social media platforms imo. Just my 2 pence.

[Tomasz Tunguz @ttunguz]

Open source software has evolved from a movement into a big business. Gitlab, Confluent, Databricks, MongoDB, Elastic, Snyk, Hashicorp, Mulesoft, have become huge companies using open source software.

Across, just these they have generated about $100b in market cap.

Early on, open source pioneers viewed software freedom as an end unto itself. They encouraged permissive licensing so anyone could use, modify, and distribute their code.

Fast forward to today : open source has become a go-to market strategy for many software startups because it presents a powerful antidote to monotonically increasing acquisition costs.

In the early days of an open source project, broad licenses like the MIT or Apache licenses, which empower users to use the software in almost any way, encourage adoption. Open source is a marketing strategy that fills the top of the sales funnel with users who may later convert to paying customers.

But over time, tension emerges between the company and its community. These permissive licenses might enable competitors to offer competing products or clouds to host managed versions. Sometimes, the open source software’s capabilities are powerful enough to satisfy potentially paying users.

As an open-source startup matures, many open source companies change their licensing. Elastic, MongoDB, & Gitlab started with open source, but later added restrictions to convert community users into paying customers & prevent clouds from offering competing products.

The community backlash is predictable. Developers lament the death of free software. But from a business perspective, this progression is logical.

Companies a transition from one pricing model to another : Open source marketing strategy achieves penetration early on. At scale, startups pivot to maximization to extract the most dollars from their customers.

This transition typically occurs when a technology has entered the early / late majority stage of technology diffusion. Revenue is concentrated in the top accounts & future growth lies in those enterprises, too. This focus up-market creates opportunity for new startups to repeat the cycle with less restrictive licenses.

[Danny @DanOps_TR]

@stack72 A convo with you and @ianmiell would be intriguing.

[Danny @DanOps_TR]

@ianmiell That is not acceptable.
All areas in the UK have missed targets across all locations and divisions apparently. https://t.co/SRAI0ULrkh But they are just terrible anyway these days - too many cuts.

[Ian Miell @ianmiell]

Interested in learning about Kubernetes from practitioners in the field?

I'm delivering a 4-week course for Uplimit on Kubernetes...

https://t.co/6BRveN2lU9

Use coupon code IANM10 for 10% off. Please share with your network. or get in touch with me if you want to know more

[Adam Jacob @adamhjk]

The System Initiative community wants Podman support - here's @stack72 and @AnnaSaulwick breaking down the opportunity: https://t.co/HSd7JG7U3C

[Danny @DanOps_TR]

@phinp On LinkedIn - Rebecca Taylor is someone great to ask. Let me know what you need and I'll ask her or others I know for you :)

[System Initiative @thesysteminit]

The System Initiative software is now open source and in open beta! Learn more at https://t.co/kR2HWpttbg, read @adamjk’s blog post at https://t.co/pWZwQs6aEI, and see the source code at https://t.co/8OjYFeNc8m. Join us in rebuilding DevOps from the ground up!

[Danny @DanOps_TR]

@AlexJonesax @thesysteminit Been following @stack72 for a while and certainly looks super interesting.

[Danny @DanOps_TR]

@gise_rossi wahoo, congrats

[Danny @DanOps_TR]

@gise_rossi Apologies for the delay. Do you have a driving instructor? If not, sign up to any and all local driving centres. As there are always plenty of cancellations.

[Brendan O’Leary @olearycrew]

I'm hiring again! @pdiscoveryio is looking for our first Developer Experience Engineer to help our Community team grow and scale how we think about and help our open source contributors be successful.

Learn more here: https://t.co/M4KIelp0R3

[Danny @DanOps_TR]

Kubernetes has and still one of the most asked, requested & mentioned on job qualifications and adverts in the 'DevOps' community. I'd love to get a view from people, on preference (can be bias if you like), and WHY (if happy to share). #DanOps #Kubernetes #K8s #EKS #AKS #GKE

[Danny @DanOps_TR]

Kubernetes has and still one of the most asked, requested & mentioned on job qualifications and adverts in the 'DevOps' community. I'd love to get a view from people, on preference (can be bias if you like), and WHY (if happy to share). #DanOps #Kubernete…https://t.co/QX1J7Lfd79

[Danny @DanOps_TR]

Not sure what is in the water, given how often I'm asked for 'remote only' roles. But we have DevOps minded Engineers (predominantly senior/staff/ic types) in #Munich, #Berlin, #Hamburg, and #Frankfurt looking for hybrid working. Ideally wanting flexibili…https://t.co/Ky8gejT0mt