Right my friends How are we I trust you well what is going on and welcome back to another rugby player Creates well actually no, I just created or should I call it rugby play? No, no I just created I just created an NFL football player and put them in a rugby video game video Look, I'm gonna be honest guys When I started this video series when I had this idea in my head There was only one player that I actually want to do it for there's only one player that I really Really wanted to to make them as accurate as possible I wanted to put them in the position that I really thought they could dominate in and I think that this player Especially in the simulated game that we have after creating the player. I feel like that this player in this position is Gonna really really get an opportunity to do some damage and I'm so excited to see that because at the end of the day we put these NFL players Who are fantastic in their respective positions in the game of American football We've tried to put them in the position in a rugby team that they you know perform the best in but the reality is I mean number one It's it's just a video game. So nothing's gonna be as as lifelike is what I'm imagining in my head and number two I've I've you know, I'm actually becoming more increasingly aware of the fact The more I watch the game more games that actually see on on rugby challenge And in the fact that you know in rugby if you're playing a certain position You don't always get the ball, you know, you have to stay in your position You have to do your certain jobs just like the game of football and so at the end of the day I'm putting these amazing athletes with these amazing attributes Into positions on a rugby field where they don't really get too much ball You know what I mean? They just need to be solid they need to be you know good hitters They need to you know not miss tackles when they do catch the ball be solid with it keep the ball Have good strength and definitely good awareness But with all that being said this is all just for fun and that's why I'm doing it. Like I said this player I'm extremely excited about because I actually think he's gonna excel in the game And that player has none other than sacrum Barclay You know, I've seen a fair few Training clips of sacrum without pads on and without the helmet You know if you think he's he's strong and he moves well in pads and in a game Well, honestly, I've never seen anything like this, you know his explosion his speed his acceleration Without pads on on a field just boots just cleats, you know Just just just some skins and a t-shirt. He is so fast.  The only thing he'd need to do is learn the rules So to come automatically, you know, when he does get tackled He'd know exactly what to do But that comes with the that but that but that comes with with growing up with the game You know what I mean? Even if you didn't grow up with the game and you took it up at 15 or 20 years old It would still be hard to learn.  It's like when I watched the game of rugby. I see things happen You know, I automatically process why that's happened. Whereas if someone else is watching it It literally looks like guys just diving everywhere The ball somehow pops out and keeps going and it's just I don't know. Honestly, I don't know I'd love to I'd love to somehow This is gonna be my final thought before we get into this. I would love to somehow Instantly forget everything I ever knew about the game of rugby and then watch it for the very first time and see exactly what I thought Because it's never gonna be possible. I can never ever feel that But you guys can so let me know in the comment section below. Anyways guys, I've actually Yeah, I've really got ahead of myself and talked way too much if you're still here and if you've watched this entire thing so far Thank you so much, but we are about to get into creating Saquon Barclay on a rugby video game So I'm gonna roll the intro and see you in a second Yeah, and I swear, I'm cooking like am I forming jumping like you're telling my my lane.  It's years First time I saw Saquon was playing for Penn State in a top 10 top 10 top 10 take top 10 plays by Saquon Barclay in college football And if you want to well actually, you know what? I'm gonna I'm gonna Should I put a little clip of that in here? I might do I might do if I do you'll see it now All right, everybody. What is going on? Welcome back to another NFL reaction video. I'm absolutely loving these I've got another suggestion from you guys. In fact, he was requested probably about four or five different times to be honest and His name is Saquon Barclay. I believe Let me read some of these comments. We got let's get some stats on this fellow six.  He's huge He's only 21 oh When I see guys like this who are born in like 95 96 97 and I'm born in 1990 God, it makes me feel old What are we gonna do here? Which one? All right, we'll go top 10 plays. Let's do this rich. Hold up. Hold up. I've done this before I've started without the screen recorder going. No, we're good. We're good Oh nice step look at his legs.  I feel like he is only gonna go from strength to strength He takes his inspiration from Adrian Peterson who is a 35 year old Hall of Fame running back who I Absolutely love as well. So anyway, let's get into this Customize player create player. So once again, I'm hoping that I've got Barclay. Oh Shit, that's not right My my OCD is playing up that needs to be a capital letter Barclay's Relatively common, right? Boom, it's there. Okay So for anyone wondering, I'm grabbing the information from two sources for each of these players Which doesn't give us everything but it gives us enough To make them and they are from NFL.com with his player profile statistics and it's made in 20 statistics Or attributes as they call them. So with that being said Saquon is currently 23. We're gonna go right-footed his nationality being the United States Man, this makes me excited inside center for his position Okay Funnily enough, I've you know, I'm playing rugby for Littleton at the moment if you want to know positions We're finally getting out to the position that I actually play. You know what I mean? This season I have been switching between center Which is the one outside of what where Saquon is going to be playing or wing Which is the one outside of that or I have been playing at fullback, but not too much So anyway Let me just say that when When we do finally create this whole team I mean, this is this has taken each of times to create all these players But what I want to do at the very end is put them all together and have the NFL team with all of these creative players As a full rugby team playing against the all-blacks. That is the goal That's what this is about and then hopefully I can actually use them as a team like online and possibly create a I don't know a series or I don't know anything possible But this is the work you've got to put in and I actually enjoy it Let's get to the statistics Let's get To the attributes inside center Right, you know what no wonder Barclay Wasn't I remember seeing something about Barclay not being happy with his some of his Madden ratings and look, you know Neither am I to be fair. Anyway, let's continue fitness. We don't actually have a fitness rating But I feel like he's pretty fit. We're gonna go 90 Speed they've got him at 92 acceleration 93 For mate Saquon Barclay at inside center speed acceleration and agility all in the 90s That's when you know you got something Yeah, next level. Anyways, this is a video game like I said, so you never know what's gonna happen aggression. We're gonna go 80 agility 96 Not bad Not bad at all break tackle. All right, so we'll call that strength No, you know what? No, no I'm gonna take break. I'm gonna take break tackle into my own hands He knows how to break a tackle. He's 95 break tackling on defense. I've actually never seen but I've never seen Barclay tackle So we're gonna keep that at 50 passing You know what I reckon offensively I reckon I Reckon he can throw it. I reckon he can sling it, but we're gonna keep it at 65 Offloading we're gonna put it 65 as well because a little pop pass is actually pretty easy to learn and I feel like I feel like Barclay Could pretty much get offloading down in a day, so we're gonna go 65 general kicking general kicking He's not gonna do a huge amount of kicking although at second five when the first five isn't available you you are You know, you know you are known to sort of do a few clearing kicks at times With that being said, we're actually gonna keep it at 50. I don't know that he's too much of a kicker We're gonna keep goal kicking down at Yeah, 30 Catching hmm.  He's definitely on the ball. We're gonna go 70. In fact, you know what? No, no, no, I Said this last time we're gonna share mental agility and discipline between However many points they are over 50 For their awareness category on Madden, right? And if that doesn't make sense, I don't blame you But basically he's at 80 awareness. That means his 30 points above 50 Which means we have 30 points to divide over these two Attributes starting at 50 with that being said 30 divided by 2 is 15 mental agility is at 65 and Discipline is at 65 jumping He's got a 40 inch fucking vertical, but he isn't gonna be jumping in the liner, although I'm gonna say 90 anyway Let's continue now one thing I am realizing guys is that Yeah, but please no different.  We'll keep it there. I won't worry about neck angle or back of skull face shape temples flat head shape cone head No, that's a cone head.  All right, where are we? Complexion I'd say that one Let's let's change the eye color that helps Geez, you know what I'm just gonna keep them like that. No head gear. He's got yep. He's got a fade See if we can find a way fade here Crop cup. Wow the hairstyle is back in Back in 2016. We're pretty interesting. I'll say that much. We're gonna keep it. You know what? Pretty much like that at the moment Here color black. Yep, that looks about right The here's not the hair's just not right. That was it. Um crew cut. Oh, yeah, that's what we want That's what we want Where are you? You know what? You know what? That's him.   Yeah, big legs big leg shape What's the one that looks them? What's the one that makes them look the most big? Probably half and half. All right accessories no strapping The way that we're making these players stand out on the field is we're giving them sleeves and Boots in the color purple right for backs in the forwards the way I did it as I gave them pink boots and A stars and striped theme headgear, which really made them stand out the only thing I can do with the backs I'm taking off the headgear because you know some of them have actually quite quite interesting hairstyles So we are gonna keep the hairstyles on the backs players and take one Barclay is definitely a back So with that being said, we're looking for purple. There it is Purple boots and Purple boots that is take one Barclay guys. He looks absolutely monstrous. In fact, you know what I think At his height, I feel like his arms are actually they just they're just too big That looks a bit better Done just like that. Now what we do here is we go to teams We go edit team We go team Lamar Jackson now Lamar Jackson was the last player that we We saw play and we're gonna rename this to team say one Just to make it easy for the viewer team say one Barclay Let's change the home stadium to We're gonna change it to Eden Park Which is actually New Zealand's home ground Actually, no, do they have soldier field because that's the only one that I know of in the States now They don't have it, but we are gonna go across the Pacific. We're gonna play at Toronto field And if I can just pull up the squad We're gonna take Lamar Jackson out replace him With Dan Carter and now what we're gonna do which is almost the most exciting thing of the day is We're gonna find him from the recruit pool and There he is and you never know what what star rating they're gonna be right that I think the highest star rating We've got is Tom Brady, which is 92 in Saquon Barclay the 23 year old inside centre Comes in at a 91 star rating. All right, we're gonna pick him up Here's the 40th member of the squad. We're gonna grab him And we're gonna take out an absolute legend who has been playing Fantastically in every single one of these games that I've sinned Matanonu the 32 year old inside centre.   This is gonna be Absolutely fun as And with that being said guys Let's get it on team Saquon Barclay Versus USA. We're playing at Canterbury Stadium And I'll see you there. Have what is said to be a great test match here You're black they're in such incredible form of late. I can only see this match going one way With me in the box Justin Marshall Beautiful conditions here Justin It's lovely here, and that's good news for everyone The fans have been filing in steadily. I'd say we're just about at capacity This should be a good game So the crowd settles down as your blacks prepare for the Hucka Have to say it's a relief to be up here in the commentary box and not out there. They look mean Oh, look at those goosebumps on your neck that makes the kickoff the kickoff snapped up Richard with a pass Shows a clean pair of heels right tap Close but no cigar. He's taken out just when he looked like scoring keeps the ball moving Adams dodges his way through the tap Have to release the ball now Chase pushes it on Well, look He's given away the penalty right on his own line. I think this might be a yellow card here It's unlikely that he'll miss from that range Edwards lines this one up That's gone dead, and I suspect they'll take the kick here 22 meter restart Coleman with a good catch while airborne Yeah, he took a great catch. He was under all sorts of pressure too, but he handled it.  It was good work by them leading up to that Thanks fails to put his man away your brats will have another go here still there I think Karen Reed feeds it on Johnson unable to hold it He's been taken out of play there. Chase dragged it down nicely so a mall here and They've got it at the back there Edwards feeds it on Delivers it short He's running to a good tackle there Do they have this still? Yes, they do runs at the line Chase nailed in that tackle Balls being contested They've turned it built some pressure, and they turn the ball over very well But Lee tells a dummy Smith is chasing after this The balance is favorable Johnson charging his way down here So this is a lineup just got a player returning in this boat. They'll be happy to see him back Richie McCore claims it Looking to make a little ground here, and it's there now Sells the dummy turns it back on the inside Miolamu Reed pushes through strong running Trying to turn it over quickly Looks like they've lost this Felt some pressure and they turn the ball over very well. Yep. That's right Justin Smith decides to let that one bounce And it's been well anticipated our cool defense now tackled to the ground Looks like it's still on the side of USA Little past the end Banks keeps it going. I Think they still have this one Woodshire picks the ball up Here comes the chase He's got that one in the end Quickly on that gets to run of it over the 22 meter line And he's stopped in that one place. Brett wants him to let go of it Darkly takes it out of the bag Big defense Frank's gets his man You look to see the back Ruckus formed he has to release Why it's Crocker delivers the ball Oh and Frank's force back in the tackle He's got to let it go now Ball lost in a crunching tackle. Yeah, it was a bit of a problem, but they were on it like grease lightning Going nowhere in that tackle. Your blacks might have retained this It makes the tackle it looked like they busted the defensive line completely there More was locked in now Why it's Crocker is controlling it at the back carries it hard to the line Mercy me what a tackle that could have put him in Ward 4. I hope not Justin. That's a maternity ward Your blacks still have it Nessum pulls it out of the back Proud on their feet as they get close to the line The hit takes him over the touchline and gets it Keeps it moving Some real pressure there. He gets the kick way down for you Let's it bounce, but he's gathered it up That'll knock the wind out of him Your blacks could have kept this Oh and Frank's delivers it to a rally They could talk just got a bit of room here and off he goes Conrad Smith sets it up Karen Reed gathers it out of the back. He gets there first They did well great team work to build that drive It was a beautifully timed run and the gap well it just opened up. Yep. Totally agree Here comes the conversion this one off to the side, but not too difficult It looks good And the flags are up two points at it. Well, it's a close match both teams have done well so far So it's pretty tight here at the break and it's a bit surprising to see a close contest really Just heard we have a capacity crowd and as you can hear they're in good voice Not the tidiest the match is so far Let's take a look at the stats Fearing even contested possession a good tight match a Good number of hit-ups in this game so far. So good work up front There's a big second half coming up here Your blacks with the lead and we're under way here in the second half kickoff taken in Mia Lamu gets the ball to his support play White block sprints away Balls being contested. It's there Barclay keeps the ball moving Julian Sarwee makes a good burst as the ball White block rams it out of the back Look at him go what a run Real chance here and that's a try beautifully executed Simply magical folks a proven match winner He has bought all his tricks in the bag Yeah, he's done very well there breaks away, and then no one could catch him simply too fast Couldn't agree more Shot at goal still to come and chance for another two points Carter will line this one up and it looks like it'll go over Kickoff here. Liam Messam takes in the kickoff He's not letting go Advantage that was a forward pass Advantage was being played so back for the scrum. He'll be really disappointed with himself there and unforced error First strum in the game set Davis puts it in Routal contest in the scrum He's putting pressure on That turned it over beautifully done The ball is out collected by Smith breaks through The defense bring him down this time good little step Karen Reed goes for a gallop over halfway Liam Messam finds a runner. There's some real force in this defense Yes, brilliant work by the Orblacks Crowd can't believe it turn out Good turnover excellent stuff Still there I think Williams with the pickup shovels it on That's a lovely pass quick delivery Johnson giving the defense something to think about Holding on to the ball until the supporter Rev says play on turn over here Getting players there a little more quickly and they managed to turn it over He's broken the tackle apart Bought down eventually finally Aaron Smith gives it up now Not a good decision to try and offload there Dan Carter this place have to release the ball now He pushes it on Going nowhere in that table lovely tackle Why it's Crocker driven backwards they take their time getting there Good turnover ball Davis gets the ball to his support and it was a forward pass So unable to work it and they'll come back for the scrum instead When he looks back he will realize he's made a horrible mistake Well, we'll have a scrum fine. Well, they do have the ability to hold the scrum. Well, there's both Routal contest in the scrum Back takes the ball Rev says ball is out Back inside Richie McCaw moves it back Back he goes easily past his opposite man Coach won't be happy if it's turned over here USA have stolen this Did well to create the turnover Did right Justin? Johnson gets a bit of steamer Having a go at the ball So just a few minutes remaining here Richie McCaw takes it down He took that back over the 22 under his own steam. So we'll be coming back Oh, they've only got a few minutes to make something Thanks grabbed it down nicely The performance in the line-up and there's been pretty solid so far And he runs into some effective defense Not much time remaining now Now flat That's a good tap Have to release the ball now Back taking He pushes it on There's some real force in this defense And it's brought down in a lovely tap Davis gets the ball to his support play Worms being contested Kick finds the line And the arms are raised as they take the victory The All Blacks, the winners over USA The All Blacks, the victors It's been an interesting game here Just too strong in the end They went comfortably There are quite a number of kicks made in this match It was a real old-fashioned kicking battle The penalty count was an issue, just too high really No shocks there then This one played out according to script The All Blacks come away the victors here It's been a great game Look forward to seeing you next time Bye from us


My name is Mandy Reinfann. My white coat means to me that I'm starting the rest of my career. I'm ready to go. So Shumana Wakimian is a DC program and the white coat basically means I progress to the next level of finally being close to being a doctor. My name is Vincent Anderson. I'm a DC student here. We just got our white coats and we talked about it on the speech about what the white coat represents but to me it just really represents becoming a doctor and seeing our patients and being able to be a professional.


Well, even with the warmer temperatures, it was just cold enough to open the outdoor skating rinks in Bemidji today. The Parks and Recreation Department was busy preparing the two rinks for public use. Malmyr has more. Can you come to me? Around noon, Megan McDonald and almost two-year-old Sun Walker were out on the ice in Nymor. Whoa! Whoa! It's right. That's where all the big kids play hockey. While the Parks and Recreation Department had yet to clear away the snow, it didn't deter the pair. Now that that nice cold week is gone and the ice is nice, we'll probably come back a couple times a week. Over in City Park, workers were busy clearing the ice. They need to remove the snow in order to then flood the rinks, which takes about an hour. We know the ice isn't in the best conditions. Just bear with us. We'll do the best we can. A few hours later, the rinks were ready to go. Dan Corrales was there shortly after the warming house opened. My two kids, first word they hear that the ice is ready, they're ready to get out here. With the rinks open, some were eager to test out a new skill. We just tried this program and then we got all the stuff free. For others, getting out on the rink is second nature. Kate Inoshi is the cousin of TJ Oshi who plays on the NHL Washington Capitals. He says maybe he'll follow in his footsteps, but for now, he's playing for the fun of it. I heard that this is going to be opening today, so I just came out here because I wanted to skate because I haven't skated in a long time. The season opener couldn't have come soon enough. It feels just great to be out here and be with my friends and skate around. The warming houses will be closed on Christmas Day and will have limited hours on Christmas and New Year's Eve. In Bemidji, I'm Al Meyer, Lakeland News. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


Hello, my name is John Hegley and the British Library has asked me to look through some of my notebooks and old files and I found a drawing here of a dromedary or a camel and You'll see it's got the one hump there This is a goat which hasn't got any humps at all But it's got two horns there and its legs are a bit short, but don't worry about that, you know This is a very small animal called an amoeba. It looks as though it's a bit like a fried egg That dot on the eye is actually about how big it is in actual fact and it divides To make new ones of itself. That's amoeba This here is a terrapin Yeah, and this is an armadillo which has the Latin name of Daisypus novencinctus And I'm gonna make up a song about this. Well, I've made the song up already But I'm gonna sing it for you now on my cavacchina My mommy she bought me an armadillo. I kissed him and I kept him under my pillow And I cleaned him with a brillo pad Now some of you may be wondering what a brillo pad is. A brillo pad is what you use to clean your armadillo He was shiny and tiny and he came from Peru His name was Armadayus, but we used to call him Toby He had a suit of armor and he borrowed about The hills and the daffodils he turned him inside out And his mommy used to shout at him when he came home covered in graffiti He was an insectivorous creature the teacher used to say and the dog next door the carnivore would sometimes come and play We had racers and jacers down by the riverside And sometimes we'd go swimming and sometimes we wouldn't And he had ants and beetles for dinner every day Them creepy crawlers he could put them away And he did his indoor doings in his indoor doings tray But one day in the winter when the willow tree was bare I looked under my pillow there was no armadillo there So I ran downstairs and I said to my mommy, mommy, where's he gone?  I said mommy. It's an emergency and I ran out in the roar I ran down to the riverside and in a rowing boat I saw Toby in the distance With the dog next door so That's an armadillo song and sometimes I just write poems about the pieces and sometimes I do things called an Acrostic where you take the word and you put it down the side of the page and you say some a word for each letter so L open wide Lids because they've got big wide open lids and OWL Language so you can make up some longer animal names For instance, you could try couldn't you you could try making up an acrostic for Dazipus? Novem sinctus the armadillo That would be a bit of fun Don't worry about making it to do with the animal. It could it could be daily Arthur says And you can go on from there Anyway, the last song is about a parrot and this is a song really I suppose there is an element of a vision in this of people being nice to each other Not if somebody's a bit strange. Don't worry about it too much and let them develop and they could help you Peter the orange parrot had a very tiny beak Unlike the other parrots. He was never heard to speak But they were never nasty to him Peter the non-talking parrot The he just thought that he was a Very very fluffy carrot Then one sunny jungle day Santa Claus got lost and Peter with the tiny beak Suddenly was heard to speak and he directed Santa Claus back to lap land To be in the lap of all the other lovely laps while the other parrots had been talking Peter had been reading maps Thank you very much for listening get right in your own


Hello everyone. Today we'll talk about how it can take your database and get it from running into container to really very powerful but fully open source database as a service powered by Kubernetes. Now, let me start with a bit of a history or at least what my experience has been with the infrastructure and open source software. If you look at the early days of open source software, at least as I remember those, things have been quite complicated. I remember in the early days, during the Linux and other open source software, things have been quite tricky. You would have to download the source code, find the proper compiler version, which compiler of it may be applied some patches, compile lots of stuff yourself, and so on and so forth, right? Well, basically it was quite tricky. But since that we have seen never ending move towards simplicity as we are trying to be as much efficient as possible. And it is of course a simple things which drive such efficiency. If you look at the path we've taken, it went from downloading the sources, patching and compiling to when we had like our GZ binaries and install script which will simplify installation greater, but which will create a problem of dependencies. Like you may install the binary but it wouldn't have some libraries or would have incompatible libraries, right? And not work properly. With that, we ended up to getting the packages with dependencies such as Demp and RBM, then simplifying that package download and installation with Upt and the YAM repositories. Then the problem remains is having multiple conflict inversions of a software at the same time. Many of software packages would share the same paths. So you could not easily install multiple versions of the software at the same time. With that, yet another simplification developed like the technologies as Docker and Snap which allowed to avoid those problems. And in this presentation, we will focus on the Docker as I think by far the most common software on of its kind. So what is about running database in Docker? How and why? Well, there are actually two different ways or two different kind of environments where you can consider running your database in Docker. One of them is test and prod. And in test and dev using Docker to run your database is actually very common and very convenient. It is wonderful because you can create many components of any database which are isolated from each other. For example, if you want to test your applications working in different database versions, well, you can deploy multiple of them running at the same computer very conveniently. We have it without having to deal with complicated installation of multiple versions at a time. If you look at the conversion convention of MySQL installation, for example, in most Linux distribution, you cannot really have easily multiple versions installed at the same time, but you can easily have that in Docker which can be very handy. You can also use Docker compose to simplify the deployment of your database or whole application with Docker compose which can be handy. Now, if you look at the production though, there are some problems and challenges. First is there are peers of overhead. I think they're mostly unfounded at this point, but indeed early versions of Docker in some cases could cause significant overhead which was too much to pay in production. The second problem of course is extra complexity you have to deal with. You would very likely need to make sure, for example, to store data in a separate data volumes and be very careful of not losing your database by dropping the container, which I think something which beat in the, but number of people when it started to use Docker for a long time. Also, if you think about the monitoring and observability tools, many of them initially lacked proper Docker support which has additional overhead. Now, if you think about a state of open source database and Docker, you'll find what most open source databases have official Docker images out there. And they with that are very commonly deployed for test and dev, but also have relatively limited use in production. I see very little people in fact saying, hey, you know what, we just use Docker to run our database in production. Typically it goes, either you are running your databases on VMs or bare metal, or you go all the way to the Kubernetes which we'll talk about a little bit later. If you look at per corner, we also provide some solutions in this space. We provide our Docker packages for MySQL and MongoDB and the per corner provided and hence enterprise grade distribution which is free and open source. Basically what that means is we provide many features which are only available in the enterprise edition from respected vendors, but as an open source edition. And let me just clarify something here. What per corner provides is strive to provide open source solution, but where MongoDB itself changed the license to source available license a couple of years ago. So our per corner server for MongoDB because of that is also server source available rather than truly open source as we would prefer. Now what is unsolved problem? Unsolved problem with Docker. Well, at large extent it is date to operation. There Docker makes it very easy to provide the provision with database. It doesn't really happen very well, managing high availability, upgrades and so on and so forth. Yes, of course you can go ahead and tear down your database and provide the new one, but that is not really how we operate the database at scale. Typically we would have in production the clusters provision or the single servers and then we do maintenance, upgrade and so on and so forth. We want to do that in a rolling way while cluster remains highly available even though some of it node goes down for maintenance. Docker itself is a single node solution, so it doesn't really mix with the cluster. And while there was a solution Docker swarm, it did not really get much traction and the path does not really have a very good solution for managing database. What has our solutions instead is a Kubernetes. Now, when I talk about databases and the Kubernetes, then some people are surprised. Though I would say less and less people are surprised every year. And indeed Kubernetes and database, they have kind of complicated relationship because Kubernetes was designed for stateless applications, right? And database is well, very operative state, right? Database is typically where you can store your state so your application can be a stateless, right? And with that kind of rallying cry for Kubernetes is hey, write your applications in a stateless way and run them on Kubernetes. It sounds almost like an fM2 running database on Kubernetes. Well, things have improved and changed in recent years. As Kubernetes ecosystem matured, the understanding times where there are a number of stateful applications, which you want to run on Kubernetes and database is important part of that. There is actually very active data on Kubernetes community which is focused exactly at that problem year which was growing rapidly and getting a lot of success. Now, if you look at this case, even few years ago, even some of the very experienced people in Kubernetes, they're not very excited about running state for workloads on Kubernetes. But I think things are changing. And I wonder what Casey would say right now, right, three years after he posted this to you. Now, in reality, we can see a lot of Kubernetes adoption with a database technology. In fact, there is a pretty large amount of public database as a service solutions which are powered by Kubernetes. Co-crouch Cloud, in BlackDB, PlanetScale, DatastracksAxtra, Altinity Cloud, I also heard their EnterpriseDB, LaunchCycler, their public cloud offering which is also powered by Kubernetes. And what that means is what we are talking about, tens or probably even hundreds of thousands of the database nodes running right now in Kubernetes in production. So it is possible and that works. Now, what is so exciting about the Kubernetes? Well, I think about the Kubernetes as an operating system, but for your data center, right? And I think in this regard, it's kind of taking the path which is somewhat similar to what Linux was having, right? If you remember early Linux days, it was kind of not very good operating system. I remember when Linux was not supporting files more than two gigabytes in size or was limited to four gigabytes because of the 42-bit system for 42-bit CPUs, right? People who worked with a real big R and were laughing at Linux, well, but guess what? It's improved to become pretty much ubiquitous and the standard operating system we work with. And I think that Kubernetes in the same way but provided us the same experience for data center, right? Because distributed systems are different, the API and the kind of like a mental concept what Kubernetes provides is different from what we get to the Linux. So it's can be hard for some people to get a grease-operated process, right? But at time, over time, it becomes very wonderful. I was explaining to some people what Kubernetes is like here. When you try to be at first, right? It's sort of first taste bitter, right? But then you develop acquired taste and start loving it. What is great thing about the Kubernetes is it has a very robust mechanics to deal with node failure which is a very important for life scale distributed system. And then what is also very helpful for database specifically is in the new versions of Kubernetes ecosystem have this operator framework which really allows for automating a lot of complex database operation tasks, right? Upgrades, various maintenance operations, various self-healing from various kind of failures. All of those are not trivial, right? And it requires some work with which all can be implemented in that operator framework. Now the support of Kubernetes by database vendors is kind of interesting which has a lot slower pickup by vendors themselves. And I think this is because many of them want to steer you to their managed hosting service, right? If you look at how would Oracle, for example, want you to consume MySQL in the cloud? Well, guess what? You just run Oracle Cloud, right? The same goes for folks like MariaDB, MongoDB with MongoDB Atlas and so on and so forth. And the fact there are actually many third party Kubernetes solutions there develop. You would often find multiple Kubernetes operators for MySQL, for Postgres, right? And so on and so forth, right? And those Kubernetes solutions actually can come in two parts. It could be evil hem charts or operator packages. And the hem charts is something which just helps with the installation where operators is typically more advanced and they provide a full life cycle manage. In terms of per corner, we have solutions for our operators from MySQL, MongoDB and Postgres which you can install directly or install operator for Helm chart. And as I already mentioned, that provides improved enterprise-grade features. But I think if operators really go much more than that and our operators provide many features which are even more robust or just simply non-existent in upstream, right? So for example, if you really want to have very robust operator to run MySQL, there is really no match to per corners of operator in terms of functionality and the word extent was vital best. The other thing which I love with operators is also it allows you to have the software defined infrastructure and have an infrastructure as a code. This, for example, is how you can define their cluster configuration, right? It tells you everything what you want to deploy, what kind of storage, how many nodes of your time, right? And applying this as a YAML file, right? You basically would get always the same, the same cluster, right? And if you want to change with your deploy and you can, you know, change the YAML file and you put in a version control, right? And I think that is this infrastructure as a code, concept is supported by operators uniquely well. But so what are unsolved problems with Kubernetes? Well, there is I think a couple of problems here. Now, if you are looking at running business critical stateful application on Kubernetes is not really easy because there are many moving parts in Kubernetes and you have to figure out how to properly set up your storage. So it's robust and has no single point of failure and it's performant and it's secure and so on and so forth, right? You'll need to set up backups and all this kind of stuff, right? Which is not easy for non-Cubernetes experts, right? And another thing which may not be easy is the API. As I mentioned, the API of the Kubernetes is different and it's more declarative than action driven. If you are somebody who got used to the Linux approach, right? It's often goes as a step-by-step action. I don't know the package, I install it, I went to installation to complete, then I, you know go ahead and let's say create my school users which I'm going to use all this kind of stuff. Well, that is not how you really work with a Kubernetes. A Kubernetes is a declarative, right? And in many cases, it's a single, right? You sort of the deploy, say, hey, create new this environment and Kubernetes does its work and eventually you get that environment in its state you wanted provision, right? That's can be slightly unexpected, confusing for people and that requires kind of the different mental work. Now, if you want to learn how to use their Kubernetes with their data, mySQL, I create this blog post which includes a very good tutorial for Minikube, right? Which really gets you to go through their most important operations with the Plastic. Okay, now in the start of this presentation, we talk about simplicity, right? And let's think what is about the state of park simplicity of a database, especially database in the cloud. And it is not surprisingly database as a service. When you think about the database as a service, we really have a database as a service multiple solutions, which all tends to be property. First, all major cloud and actually number of secondary cloud those days they have their own property database as a service. And what I mean in this case, where the database itself may be open source as with Amazon RDS, mySQL or maybe proprietary, right? If it is Amazon Aurora or Google Spanner, in the end it is wrapped around the proprietary management code and API, right? Which offers you very different experience compared to their open source component alone, right?  You would not be able to use the same nice GUI you're able to provision the database as you can with Amazon RDS, for example. Now database vendors also tend to have their own proprietary servers. You think about MongoDB Atlas, TySQL, CoCoach, Cloud and so on and so forth, right? All of them have the same thing just from their own side. And then also there is the new generation pop-in app of a multi-vendor, multi-cloud solutions such as Avian and Instacluster, which again have their proprietary management layer over open source database. And those companies often would state how wonderful open source is and so on and so forth, right? But in the end, a resolution is still more partly proprietary, especially in terms of management layer. Database as a service is actually fantastic. It provides a lot of benefits also from removing toil, right? Which stands for activities which are not particularly productive for your system, right? Managing availability, database patching, backups, performance union, right? Database service make database easy to scale. In most cases, you can just say, hey, go to their larger instance size, right? Well, scaling by the credit part is very easy with database. They also are often open source compatible. But open source compatible in the database service way is typically saying, hey, if you're using open source database, it's easy for you to move to our solution, right? And then we'll provide you that kind of extra value which is not available in the open source package itself. So it would be very hard for you to move back to the proper open source solution. So be careful with that. What you also see is what the database as a service, especially when it comes to their major cloud, they tend to be over marketed, right? They are often stated as fully managed database as a service where people may say, oh, great, that means I don't need any database experts on stuff. Amazon will just do everything for me. Well, then you turn around and hear well, actually a lot of things are shared responsibility, right? Amazon Aurora is not going to at least yet automatically design your application queries, your schema, your indexes and so on and so forth, right? So you have to know what that fully managed means and typically that does not mean what you can avoid having any database experts on your team. And also we have an issue of potential database as a server when the locking. As I mentioned, that is their game what everybody plays in this market is to make sure what you are so much online and database and the service solution you would depress hard to run just open source solution. And what is interesting in this case is what the price differential between the hardware, right? Or infrastructure right in the cloud it costs to run a database as a service and then how much it costs to run that database as a service venture. The cost differential for that is continue to grow, right, being more and more. I remember in initial release, for example, RDS, they're charging about 40% surcharge for their kind of convenience management layer and in the latest generation, especially with Graviton, it's more like 2X. Now, I think that is also where we can learn the lessons from a past and if you are wondering who is that good looking guy here on their picture, this is Jan Larry Ellison from Oracle who was initially saving folks with Oracle from the hardware vendor lock-in of IBM who was requiring you to run everything on those huge mainframe computers. But guess what? After folks have been sufficiently locked in the Oracle database, they have been on never-ending journey for raising prices, right? And now there is a saying goes about Oracle what Oracle doesn't have as the customers Oracle has posted, right? How things change. And I think that is something that you have to be very mindful of locking in with other technologies and specifically in the cloud. I believe cloud is in a very interesting stage right now. We kind of have two ways to run things in the cloud. Either we can go in and completely drink a vendor Kool-Aid and lock in for example with Amazon or other proprietary cloud vendor and use all the path highly differentiated very cool but very proprietary solutions and then we are completely at Amazon Mercy or we can go with solutions from cloud native computing foundation, right? Which offers now a lot of open source solutions and which treats cloud as commodity. Cloud is great. You still are very likely to run a lot of your application in a cloud over the next two years but there are multiple ways you can do that. I would also point out that is something what Amazon themselves recommended the years back. That is exactly slide from their presentation which compared cloud computing to electricity. Of course for most of us in most environments it doesn't make sense to run our own generator all the time. It makes sense to buy generation from utility but the thing about electricity is it is commodity. You can change your utility provider and still keep your TV, your fridge, your laptop, right? Well, that is something what cloud tries to take away from us and say, well, you know guys if you are buying this fantastic TV but guess what, it only works if you buy electricity from us. Not a very good situation. So again, Kubernetes is fantastic solution in this case because it provides a universal API which works both in public and in private cloud. You run Amazon you can use Kubernetes. You use Google, Azure or your on-prem solutions Kubernetes support all of them and we believe what you can use that API to provide databases service life experience which works in the public and private cloud. At the corner, that is work and progress. Our operators are very robust and we have a lot of deployments for our operators and Kubernetes and their emission critical environments. Our databases services currently in work and progress. It's experimental. But we would encourage you to check it out if you have any questions which you do by downloading PMM give us some feedback and also hey, it is open source if you don't like it you can fix it and send us a pull request. So we are seeing in generally as use of open source database as a service in kind of two angles. From one point is the interface for developers say hey, I want to make sure I have a single API call and just provide the cluster which is self healing, self patching, self tuning and so on and so forth and that is something which we can provide as an open source package then if you are looking at the fully managed solution well that is you actually need people to deal with some of the database problems because even if software gets better and better it cannot solve everything and that is something where you have to do it yourself or work with your partner and if our vision is what we create the open source software so you can do it yourself you can work with partners and Percona would be one of such companies which you could hire to run their open source software so if you look at the summary take away those open source databases are really on the path from support of containers which is very robust and have been there for years to really have a full open source database as a service experience the tricky for open source database experience though is that is something for us to build because many of the database are the service vendors especially than those are sort of like an enterprise open source of single vendor like in MySQL like MySQL for example they have other proprietary databases service solutions which are in competition with this ideology so Docker support as we discussed is quite mature Kubernetes support is getting there as I mentioned we are seeing thousands and thousands of nodes and database clusters running on Kubernetes their fully open source database experience is still working progress so as it goes in open source you can be part of the solution and we encourage you to do that to finish it up I believe the database as a service really has won hearts and minds of developers because it just offers unparalleled convenience of using the database software vendor locking sucks and as many times before the open source is coming to the rest that's all I have to say and here are some links if you would like to connect thank you


Oh my god And I hope you guys had an amazing weekend by the way Okay, so let's see what we get here and guys by the way follow me on my social media because I just did a Robux giveaway and I will be doing some every month So if you want a chance to win some Robux make sure to check out the link to my description and you will find it there Okay, so let's begin with this. Oh my god. What is going on? Okay, it looked like you're gonna have to end some split ends nice trips I guess I'll see you next fall dude You just killed everybody in the elevator. What is wrong with this guy? And then he comes in here Mr. Big Wig we need to have a talk Alright, I seem like he doesn't do very much talking So let's wait for the next round and as we can see the normal elevator is in the Christmas spirit because look at this There's no there's no he trees.  Just trying to get out of here I'm out of here man. So you guys later and enjoy your tacos Even though I do love tacos. Yeah, okay, can we get out of here? Oh, I see the lights Okay, we're almost out The nightmare is almost over you guys Okay, um, it seems like we can't get over this barrier Axles down there. Oh, we were so close to escaping that taco nightmare This guy has a taco.  Oh Man, oh, he gave it to me. Thank you so much All right, thank you for the taco man here. You can have it back No, you're talking on the ground. Okay, take it back. I'll hold it on for you. Oh, and I got this have a trophy Hey, hey, what's going on over here? You know what? I have a coil and I am gonna use it. Wait Ron coil. Okay. Let's use the speed coil Wait, this is like a speed run round, right? No You guys didn't see anything All right, but no wait, what's wrong with my speed coil? It's like not working. There you go.  I'm just doing terrible. But we got it here. I feel it in my bones. Oh My goodness It's like we're Sonic, but we're not Sonic at the same time Yes, we're almost there and we made it yes, I feel accomplished now you guys I can stop doing everything else in the world And I feel accomplished now because I beat that hobby. Oh My goodness. Oh my god. That's a cool face Never seen that face. It's a little weird, but it's cool at the same time All right, man, you don't got a laugh buddy. My god.  I want a potato Nobody take my potato Okay, so there's still a potato if you guys are wondering. Okay Okay, so what is all about if you guys know what this potato is all about Let me know in the comments because you guys are the mastermind Stop laughing at me that guy won't stop laughing at me, bro. I swear. Oh, look at this guy Noah That's a cool outfit. It's the robotics Santa Claus Then we got axe over here with Christmas lights all over him Friends, what's up guys? Are you friends with Samson? How are my friends in Samson? Um, he actually friended me a long time ago, but I haven't spoken to Samson in a while.  What is going on? Okay, we are stuck down here Let me just see my taco pretend like everything's going normal Dude, we're trapped Okay, somebody help Somebody help there you go. I think we're good. No wait. Okay. Nice. Everybody's on the ground Dude, there was like a tsunami of trash that just came in bursting through the elevator doors That was pretty hectic, man All right Hey, hey, let's see what's up because Trying to set my name, but it comes out as tags. You have to space it every time you put RG. It's weird Okay.  So, but oh my god, it's so hacker one by one by one by one. Oh my goodness. He's hacking the elevator. You can see My god, that was a pretty demonic laugh. Yo Chill out.  He said die. I don't want to die Okay, I guess.  Oh, there you go. Oh my god Okay, so we were just chilling in the elevator this hacker one by one by one came through when he tried to murder all of us By squeezing us in the elevator What is wrong with these people man? I swear Okay, seven six five We got 30 seconds to go guys. Get ready for the next disaster Or hopefully just something nice and simple Who will wait to see? Oh, there's a toilet. What is this all about? I don't know where this is from. You guys let me know in the comments to see if we can get out of here Freedom always taped. Ha. Oh wait, but we're just trapped in another cube out here No, let me out. Okay. That was a window, but I don't think you were able to escape through there Where is that room? It was like some sort of Like I don't know it was like we were being contained or something I don't know man two pgh fans in here. Nice realistic gave me Let's say hello Or jello Right, let's let's see what's going on. Oh, there's a volcano.   Oh, he blew him up for the hot dog. What a savage.  Let's go to the volcano. Let's see if we can climb over there. No, okay. Don't take me away All right, so as you guys remember that crazy robloxian is from the crazy button He was searching for his hot dog the entire time when he last played it check that video by the way It's pretty awesome. And he was looking for his hot dog the entire time And now he's in the normal elevator and we have his hot dog That is pretty crazy. Yo Now there's two of them.   That's pretty weak All right, seems like we'll be good if we stand here. Oh no And kirby just ate me Great. Thank you so much kirby. Oh my god. That's a tiktok song Take that off.  All right. Let's keep it moving Mr. Poopy head Let's go in the elevator and see what's going on My god, come on elevator. There you go. Thank you Hey, what is that bottomless pit? I don't know if I want to go in the bottomless pit, but let's shoot this here Oh, oh my god, I went up Okay, I was gonna say let's shoot that and then we'll jump in but let's just go. Oh my god. Everybody was there It's not like bottomless. There's something that catches you in the mix It seemed like it's bottomless because we clearly saw everybody floating there Oh Oh my god, somebody just died back here, man I rule RC realistic gaming Yes All right, let's see what's going on. It was something this dude.   I am out of there Oh my god, it keeps going Okay, so what seemed like an innocent little cow Was actually not so innocent at the end man That guy was a sage. He played everybody for a fool, man. Oh god.  He's wearing a Santa Claus hat. That's pretty funny I look ugly. We all look ugly. Don't worry about it, man.  Let's see if we make it with the gravity coil. No, no, please don't fall. Thank you I bet you they're like, look at our G. He's cheating. Great. This is what I was talking about Oh my god Oh, that was so close. I'm gonna beat you epic No, this is not fair Oh my god, okay, we have a lot of health. We're gonna make it Oh, sorry for stepping on you mr. Bacon. I just keep stepping on everybody Okay, we got this. No, we're stuck No Okay, we made it dude that would take way more longer with the coil if I would have done it normally So it was more like a little challenge, huh? Hey, oh, we all got the trophies. We're all out champions Like mama world champions at the salivator Oh my god, nice Everybody out the trophy I wonder what happened to the hot dogs. I want a hot dog though Somebody have a hot dog Okay, I guess not don't trip. All right. I won't trip if you have a hot dog or not That's a cool sweater. Why is he laughing? He just keeps going. Oh We're getting invaded by noobs Somebody help. Oh my god. What is going on? Dude, there is noobs everywhere and they have like those derp evil faces This must not be good It's a noob invasion That was way too much man.  It was just too much Oh, look, there's one in here Never going to let you down.  Let's be friends By your base. Oh Oh my god. No get away from me Oh, no, okay. It's dark and then the scary noob is in here Oh my god, that is freaky with that little crazy noob in here. Okay, so the power went out. Oh My god, okay, that didn't sound too good guys It sound like something broke off back here or something Okay, whatever. I guess nothing happened. Why did it take me to mining simulator? What is going on? Okay, so it just like teleported all of us to the mining simulator at least some of us Guys, I think there's like some weird glitch going on with roblox that like teleports you guys to different games Because it didn't happen to me earlier. So I guess now we're playing the mining simulator, huh?  Well, all right you guys well that was the normal elevating roblox and this is mining simulator now Which I don't know why we got teleported. Hey, my boy's getting lit Well, thank you guys for watching thank you guys for the amazing support if you guys enjoyed the video Make sure to slap the like button If you're new to the channel make sure to subscribe and turn that notification bell hot and I will see you guys in the next one


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Hello you guys, what is up? So for today's video, we're gonna be cleaning my room. It is currently cleaned already because I'm filming this at the end of the video.  And I honestly don't even know how my room gets that messy.  I'm gonna do it, we're not gonna let it get messy again. I do this every time I clean it. And guess what happens? I just get messy. And I don't know how. It's almost like there's little trolls in my room throwing clothes everywhere, but it's just me. And sometimes I literally do it subconsciously and I don't even realize that I'm making a mess and then I walk in my room and I'm like, what the hell? How did it get so messy? But it's me, it's me who makes it that messy. So here's my beautiful clean room. Here we go, the closet doesn't get any better. Do not judge me, okay? I know you guys have messy rooms as well. So we're in this together. If you guys are watching this video or after you watch it, go and clean your room for all of us to do this together. Okay, I think what I'm gonna start by doing is picking up all of the clothing on the floor just because that is what's making it so cluttered. If the clothing wasn't on the floor, it wouldn't be that bad. I literally just take something off and throw it on the floor because usually when I get undressed, it's before I go to bed and I'm just so exhausted that I'll just rip it off, put it on the floor and I'm like, oh, clean it up tomorrow. And then I never do it. And that's how it happens. So yeah, I'm gonna set the camera up here and we'll do a little bit of a timelapse and then, I don't know what I'm gonna do yet. All right, it's time to clean this disgusting pick up room. Gonna put some tunes on first though. So now we got this area cleaned and now we're gonna move on kinda here because I just have really random stuff there. So I literally just have a Dunkin' Donuts bag with like craft supplies in it that I need to bring down. And then I just brought some, I bought some organizers today from another store. So I'm gonna be placing these in today. I'm gonna show you guys what I do with them. And then my old duvet covers that I need to put somewhere or throw out.  See, that's my problem. I keep stuff in my room when I should have just taken them out a few weeks ago. You know what I mean? So it just accumulates and it's bad and it just sneezes off happening. So I just got the box for the Christmas tree and we're gonna sadly put that away. I'm not really sure how it goes in. I think I'm gonna have to like break it into two pieces but we will see. And then I'm just gonna store this underneath my bed, I guess, for the rest of the year. So I've never really put a tree back in a case before.  I really enjoyed this tree though. This was my favorite Christmas tree that I've ever had in my room. And I just can't wait to bring it out again next year. It's from Walmart by the way if you guys are curious. And it was only $40, which is like really good because it's really cute. I'm kind of forcing this in here but I didn't really, I didn't take it out of the box. Joel took it out of the box for me so I don't really know how it came, you know? So I'm trying my best over here. I'm gonna also try and see if I can fit the skirt that I have for it in here because that would save space. Okay, it fits. I'm just gonna have to tape it down like that so that it actually stays. Okay, you know that's kind of shitty but it's gonna have to do for now. Okay, so now I'm gonna have to put the tree back underneath the bed. Okay, so as you can see, my desk is a complete disaster so we need to fix this. It just has a whole bunch of random stuff in it that have different places. I have some Christmas decorations and it just all needs to go and it needs to be clean space, wind-exed space and we're gonna make that happen. So let's get cleaning. But it is all cleaned off. I'm going to wipe it down. I couldn't find a hand towel so I got this Bayus towel so we're just gonna have to work with it. I got some wind-exed and we're gonna make it look clean and better and not disgusting. Okay, let's do it. Does that not look one million times better? Okay, so I got this IKEA unit for Christmas and I haven't finished filling out all the drawers yet and I really wanted to make this drawer a jewelry drawer because I don't really want like a jewelry box because I feel like this is literally the perfect spot to have my jewelry and I've never seen anyone do this before but I just kind of thought of it and I'm like, that's a really good idea. So I bought organizers from the dollar store and I'm gonna put them in here and then see if they fit. I don't have much jewelry. I really want to grow my jewelry collection but with the jewelry that I do have, we'll see if it fits in here.  They're literally a perfect fit. Look at that, it like just skims the top. So I got like a whole bunch.  I literally hate when it feels like that. Okay, so I got the organizers in and they fit literally perfectly. So I'm gonna put my jewelry in here, organize it and then I'll show you guys what it looks like. All right, so I finished the drawer. Doesn't that literally work perfectly? I don't have much as you can see but the little things that I have, it fits it really nicely. And then in the middle here, I just have bags in case I wanna bring my jewelry anywhere so I can store in these bags. And then yeah, so I got my rings, necklace, my silver necklaces, earrings, necklaces, random bracelets, these are inklets, and then just a silver bracelet. But yeah, I think that this is like such a good way to have your jewelry, honestly. I always see people organizing these Alex Nine drawers with makeup, but maybe I'm changing the game here because this is such a good way to store your jewelry. Am I right or am I right? Voila, there we go.  So we're gonna do a little bit of clean out of this area. Okay, so now we're gonna be doing my bed. I mean, I never really fully do my bed to be completely honest because my cat really likes to sleep in it during the day. So I kind of leave it a little bit undone if that makes sense. So we're just gonna kind of just make it look better. It looks right out. All right, that looks so much better. I'm just gonna leave the pillows here because my cat likes to sleep like in the sheets like there or there. So we don't have pillows interrupting her little naps during the day. Okay, so now we're gonna do the closet. It's not really that messy. I just kind of have a few things on the ground. I'm just like really contemplating. I don't know where to keep my laundry basket. I don't like the way that it looks just in my room. So I might just hide it in the closet. I also have this wave in here that I use for working out. There's not really anywhere to put it. I guess I can tuck it in a little bit here, but... That's about it. That's about all we can do here. Actually, there is kind of a lot of things on the floor. Yikes. Okay, so this is as good as the closet's gonna get. I honestly don't think it looks that bad with the laundry bin on the side. The only thing is that it hinders doors here so I won't be able to open them. But I can always just move it when I want to open them. It's not a big deal. I think this is the best place for it because it hides it, it looks sleek, it's fine.  So it's perfect. Now I just have my garbage to unload and then that's pretty much honestly it. We did really well, you guys. So I think I'm gonna move my garbage kind of beside here was lost for a bit into another home.   So I feel like behind the desk it's a perfect hiding spot. Plus I feel like when I'm at the desk it's when I'm gonna have the most things to throw out. So it's perfect. Okay, one thing I forgot to do is vacuum. So we're gonna do that right now. It's gonna be really satisfying. Maybe for me, because I don't think the camera's gonna pick up every little speck of hair on the floor. But it needs to be done. So we're gonna do that now. And the sun is out, you guys. You can't see it, but the sun came out today. It's been raining for literally not even joking you. I'm on straight. So seeing the sun is like, thank you, like thank you. Finally. All right, you guys. So that was the end of today's video. I really hoped you enjoyed it. Please leave any video requests down below because that helps me a lot. I just know what you guys want to see. It feels so good to clean. Literally like a solar germination. I feel like what I'm gonna do from now on is every single night, before I go to bed, I'm just gonna put a 10 minute timer on my phone. And in that 10 minutes, I'm just gonna clean.  For that 10 minutes every night, I'm gonna start to clean. So that my room will never get messy again because I think that's a really good strategy because then it's like, it's just 10 minutes. You can even do five minutes.  And waking up to a clean space is so much fresher and just better. Like when I wake up and my room is a mess, it almost puts like a weight on me. And it's like, ew, I need to stop. You guys can hold me to it. I don't know if I'm actually gonna stick to it. I mean, I really hope I do, but I'm gonna make that a goal. So anyways, so that was today's video. I really hope you guys liked it and enjoyed cleaning with me. Yeah, I love you guys so much. Peace out. I'll see you in my next video.