Poojan Kumar

The more autonomous AI becomes, the more binaries it will create. The more binaries created, the more security is required at the gate, and the more governance is needed before deployment to production. 🐸 https://bit.ly/4seEMPq #JFrog #LiquidSw

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JFrog’s Earnings Leap: Hopping Past Wall Street’s Cloud Rev Forecasts (and Competitors) – ( $FROG $SPY ) https://lnkd.in/gE_hMhKQ JFrog showcased impressive growth in Q3 2025, combining software innovation, cloud momentum, and AI advancements #JFrog #EarningsLeap #FROG #CloudGrowth #DevOps #DevSecOps #AI #SoftwareSecurity #RevenueSurge #MarketLeaders #TechnologyStocks #InvestorConfidence #FinancialResults #QuarterlyEarnings #GrowthStock #SoftwareSupplyChain #Innovation #WallStreet 

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Had a great interview with Alan Shimel at JFrog swampUP last week. We chatted a bit about my presentation and demo to optimize DevOps pipelines using GraphRAG. 🎉 Here is a link to the video: https://lnkd.in/gtk2zdCB

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Just dropped: a great conversation with Gleb Budman Budman, CEO of Backblaze, a leader in low-cost, high-performance cloud storage and a compelling voice in the future of multi-cloud infrastructure. In today’s world, the biggest challenge for builders, developers, and architects isn’t just where you store data, it’s how much it costs to move, scale, and access that data across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. The hyperscalers give you scale, but the egress fees and price unpredictability often bite hard. That’s why companies like Backblaze are gaining traction, they’re building S3-compatible object storage that plays nicely in multi-cloud stacks while keeping costs transparent and predictable. If you’re building the cloud infrastructure of tomorrow, it’s increasingly clear that: No single provider will win every workload Multi-cloud + hybrid cloud models give you flexibility and resilience Cost efficiency isn’t optional — it enables innovation Backblaze is carving its niche by challenging legacy pricing models and giving developers and enterprises more options without lock-in. At SpringDB and DataStorage.com, we see this shift firsthand. Modern data stacks need to be open, performant, and affordable, aligned with a future where data moves freely, workloads span clouds, and value isn’t dictated by legacy pricing. If your architecture strategy doesn’t take multi-cloud economics into account yet…now’s the time. Listen, learn, and think differently about where your data lives and how it travels.                               The link to the full conversation: https://lnkd.in/eCXPa8tP #Cloud #MultiCloud #HybridCloud #CloudStorage #DataInfrastructure #Innovation #SpringDB

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Both OCI File Storage (FSS) and Lustre drastically reduce container image fetch and execution times on repeat accesses. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gYu2nMJV

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With Finch (AWS's container development tool that provides an alternative to Docker), AWS SAM can provide a local environment similar to AWS Lambda as a container to build, test, and debug your serverless applications.

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Halfway through 2025 & your #SoftwareSupplyChain hasn’t slowed down. 😮‍💨 Now’s the perfect time to reset, refocus, and get smart about what’s really flowing into your stack. 🔍 The JFrog Software Supply Chain State of the Union breaks down the biggest risks, trends, and takeaways for the year ahead: https://jfrog.co/ssotu25 #DevSecOps #SoftwareSupplyChain

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Today, I want to share with you something both massive and inescapable — a force reshaping software development as we know it. Our Co-Founder and CEO Shlomi Ben Haim is writing about the wave — the tidal wave — of binaries. Not metaphorical. Literal. Real. Growing exponentially. As AI advances, as automation replaces hand-coded source lines, the sheer number of compiled artifacts — the executable outputs — is skyrocketing. In this new world, you need a single source of truth — a system of record — not just for source code, but for every binary that flows through your software supply chain. Check it out via the link in Shlomi's post below.

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