Come on in, we apologize, yesterday. You actually were scheduled yesterday. You've been hanging around the Cube. Of course, we're in the main area for the folks who can't see here. We are in the ballroom, the Grand Central Ballroom with Sheridan, New York City. There is lunch going on. We're on kind of a break right now, a little bit of background noise. Great vibe here, really dynamic environment. It's exciting. This is kind of day two of the two-day event. People are pumped up. I'm Bob Gorley, Crucial Point. Welcome to the Cube. Well, thanks. You're here, all right. You're here yesterday, so I apologize about the pumpkin calendar. Appreciate it, but great. Thanks for coming on. Well, thanks for this, and thanks for the service. You know, lots of folks watch you. I hear about it all the time. We'd see you on Twitter. It's a good being here in person. Yeah, we love doing it. It's a great, we should share the knowledge. Share with us what your perspective is this year, what's going on. Describe to the folks out there the scene here. I mean, it's packed house, we're at a hotel, not a big hall, and what the conversations are in the hallway, what's the mood, what's the vibe, what's the kind of movement going on? Well, one thing it may be hard for folks to understand is how full it is here. The way Mike Olson put it was, it is fire-martial-full. It really is, so it's packed. And it's packed with people who are passionate about this idea of making sense over information. We know that you can make sense, make more sense of the data, and that is what I think everybody here shares that spirit. So you have a place that is packed with people who share this common vision and spirit, and the conversation is all around that. People asking now, what are you doing in data? What are your mission needs in data? And then the folks I interact with that I like to hear from are those who are bringing new technologies to the mission, and many of the people are asking me questions about what are the mission needs of the enterprise, so it's an interesting dialogue.  We focus on the security space. I understand you gave an award yesterday. Is that right? Talk about that a little bit. Well, so we also, we run a couple blogs and a couple research sites, and what we do is we try to track emerging trends. And in government, of course, we've been working cyber security, cloud computing kind of platforms too, and then the big data, we've been working these issues for several years and watching pockets of excellence pop up in the federal government that are really addressing key missions. So our thought was, we would like to be able to accelerate the innovation around big data. And one way of doing that is helping the community share lessons learned. And so we decided to create this award, the Government Big Data Solutions Award. We created a panel of judges, which I'll tell you about in just a second, and then we broadly advertised this inside the federal government by connecting directly with individuals who are working on big data projects. We asked every CIO of every agency if they have folks they would like to nominate. And then, of course, we reach out other ways, our blogs, our Twitter feeds or other things. And we solicited nominations for this award. We asked the nominees to write about their mission impact as the number one criteria the judges would be interested in. We got almost 50 nominees. We got that to our judges. We narrowed them down to the top five, which we briefed the top five yesterday and then centered in on one key award winner that all the judges thought were just using best practices in this big data world to serve citizens the best way possible. Let me slow down and talk about the judges. Doug Cutting was one of our judges, and then he's esteemed in this community. Everybody knows him. We just called him a superhero. That's right. They are, they are. He's awesome. He absolutely is. So he was taking a look at these things from the architecture standpoint. How well are they applying these tools to the mission? Then others are folks who reach the same level of superstar performance in the federal space. One is Alan Wade, who's a highly regarded chief information officer in the federal government. He was at CIA and also for the entire intelligence community. So he was a judge looking at this. And then Ed Grandstedt from Kinetic, who's a forward thinking individual who steers their research and development into new solutions. Ryan Lasall from Accenture, another guy steering research and development for a broad swath of organization. Great, you're getting all the name drops in there. Good shout-outs. Well, I tell you, these are, we want these judges to come back next year. Chris Dorebeck is another. He runs the Dorebeck Insider. So these judges are the ones who are looking through all of the information to come up with the five key award nominees. And the winner is...  You mentioned earlier, the community involved here is kind of intoxicating at the moment because everyone's kind of looking at each other, saying, wow, this is actually really happening. It's growing like crazy. There's real demand in the marketplace. There's a real market. Our channels are developing. Real solutions are being built. So it's super exciting. And it reminds me of the PC revolution, the client's server where it's like so obviously happening. And it's just a great marketplace. So with that said, what are you seeing as the most emerging, hottest elements of this trend? That's kind of kind of come next. So what we also know about Hadoop, kind of know the strategy. We were talking to a lot of people in the cube here, as you know, people are watching, but we're trying to get at what's next. Obviously applications going to start coming out. What are you seeing that's going around the corner that is going to be worked on? We had a good perspective from Todd P from Battery Ventures. We talked about the applications and the tools, the platforms emerging, white spaces. Can you share your opinion? Yeah, so I have an opinion about the tools. Of course, the applications that ride over this, that's important, but I think there's something even more important at this stage. And that is making this ecosystem of Hadoop more enterprise ready. Being able to apply lifecycle management tools against clusters and entire big data solutions. So enterprise management tools that help you do things like user authorization, user management, auditing, making sure that all the processes are running right and making it easy to lifecycle manage the Hadoop clusters. So things like the Cloudera Enterprise Manager, I was, I loved the session today. It just blew me away. Yeah, we had ads on. We didn't have a chance. Can you just give us a quick review of the Enterprise Manager? Yeah, why were you so impressed? I was impressed for several reasons. One, the comprehensive thought about lifecycle management of Hadoop clusters. They all have a beginning, a middle, an end. And what do you do while it's there? And how do you keep it running and performing it at top speed? And then as you see the graphic user interface, if you know a little bit about these clusters, it's just a tremendous way to present all the information going on. You see every process running, every server running. You want to stand up a new cluster. You tell it what hardware you've got. It helps guide you through the decisions about what is going to run on what piece of hardware.  And then you start up your cluster, keep it running. When it's time to spool down, it helps you do that too. And all throughout, it logs what's happening. It helps you authorize users so the wrong guys are not getting in there. And it does it in a fantastic interface. I liked it. And I think that's important because applications are where it's at, but you don't run those applications unless you have the cluster running right. Yeah, and you want to make that as turnkey and easy as possible. Simple, elegant and really good to use because all the effort is on the tools, it is on the apps.  I think that's a real differentiator. I'm impressed with Cloudera's strategy there. And they're cool about that. They're saying, hey, we don't mind charging for it, but we're going to continue to be open. And so they've really been clear this Hadoop world on that strategy. You know, something else I wanted to mention about this award, you know, the number one awardee is someone that I think most people listening to this broadcast will have used this capability without them knowing it. That is, if you have ever searched any government webpage, you're using this award winner, the USA Search. Over 500 government web pages, including the whitehouse.gov website is using the USA Search. White House Patent Office, right? So yes, absolutely, the Park Service, the Department of Treasury, 500 different major web properties. And so if they're giving you suggested search, just like you would expect on Google or somewhere else, they're giving analytics to the people who run those web properties. And it's all with this CDH3 big data type framework. Okay, we're going to run a tough time frame here, but I want to ask one final question then. I know Dave has a question. What are you expecting for next year?  Can you share your vision for what might happen? What's logical for next year? Well, one thing that a lot of folks have been talking about is the application space. Okay, making it easy for the business users to use this, as if you're logging on to your LinkedIn profile or logging on to some other online property. The users want that super easy point and click. So applications built on top of the Hadoop stack I think will be big next year. Well, let's continue to keep in touch on Twitter. Dave, you have a final question? I just want to thank you for coming on. I appreciate your flexibility with the scheduling, Bob Gorley, and Crucial Point. Good luck with the operation and congratulations on the awards. Contact us on Twitter. I want to do that post on the awards and get that amplified a little bit and put that out there. It's good to share. Great stuff. And so we'll see you on Twitter. Great, we'll see you later. Thanks again for what you guys are doing. Congratulations, thanks for the great interview.


channel and welcome if you're new here excuse this I just finished Jazzercise which was amazing and now I'm going to start this week's meal prep so I have three absolutely fantastic recipes I'm literally so excited for these three recipes for this week I have breakfast I have lunch and I have a snacky type of dessert so if you want to see what I'm meal prepping this week stay tuned my breakfast this week I'm going to be making baked oatmeal with warm berry sauce you guys I'm so excited for this I've been wanting oatmeal and what's better than oatmeal with berries so let me show you what's in this week's breakfast so this is the cookbook that I took this recipe out of this is the true roots by Kristin Cavallieri I love this cookbook you guys know I've used this several times I will link it down below for you guys but basically here is the recipe that I'm making so my inspiration came from here so let me show you what's in it first you're going to need some frozen or fresh whatever you prefer for me buying this frozen mixed berry was a lot more affordable than buying all my berries fresh so I just went ahead and did that so this is the organic mixed berries I have some organic rolled oats from the Thrive Market don't forget about the link down below for Thrive and the $20 worth of free groceries when you join the Thrive Market love Thrive arrowroot powder this is my thickening agent which also came from Thrive I also have some golden flaxseed powder you'll need one egg some lemon juice you can either do a fresh lemon or the lemon juice that I'm doing here vanilla extract maple syrup and coconut oil so let's get started on breakfast also forgot to show you you'll need some sweetener alternative of your choice I of course am using monk fruit and some almond milk so let's jump into this warm oatmeal bake with berry sauce first we're going to go ahead and grab out a saucepan to that saucepan we're going to go ahead and add our coconut oil I did measure mine out on my food scale and we're going to let this melt down completely once your coconut oil is melted down we're going to add half of these berries we're reserving the other half for the actual sauce so there's about half of my frozen berries so we're going to add those and we're going to let those cook down a bit about two minutes or so in that oil get them nice and softened if you're using fresh fruit it probably will cook a little bit faster but we want to get these berries nice and soft once your berries have softened we're going to go ahead and add in our monk fruit sweetener I have about three tablespoons we're also going to add one cup of our organic oats and one cup of almond milk and one egg so I went ahead and pre-cracked my egg just because you know me in shells and lastly just the tiniest bit of vanilla extract about a teaspoon or so and then we're going to give this a stir and we're going to let this cook down for just a couple more minutes I do have my oven preheating to 350 because we are going to bake our oatmeal so let's get this stirred warm through and get this into our pan I went ahead and sprayed my baking dish with some non-stick cooking spray look at that yum okay we're going to go ahead and add that oatmeal mixture directly here to our pan and then this is going to go in the oven at 350 degrees until it's cooked through and in the meantime let's make that warm berry sauce so we're not dirtying dishes I'm going to go ahead and use the same pan it calls for a small saucepan but we're just going to use the same one I'm going to add one teaspoon of lemon juice I'm also going to add the other half of my berries and I'm going to add my maple syrup I measured that out on my food scale and three tablespoons of water and we're going to get this coming to a boil once my fruit is at a boil I went ahead and added in sorry it's foggy but I mixed my tapioca starch with about a tablespoon of water and added that in here and you can see it's already starting to thicken up so I'm going to go ahead and reduce my heat and I'm just going to let this get nice and thick and this is our berry sauce look at this yum so I'm just going to set this aside while the oatmeal continues to bake and then we'll put together our baked oatmeal with warm berry sauce look at this baked oatmeal this looks incredible it's big and thick cannot wait so what I'm going to do while it's still hot is I have one teaspoon of ground flax seed I'm going to go ahead and just kind of sprinkle that right over the top so that it kind of sticks as it's hot and then once this cools we'll package this up for the week package up our berry sauce this looks incredible as well and I'll be back to show you the completed breakfast and give you all the smart points right so here is the baked oatmeal it looks incredible and then there are my warm berry sauce I just went ahead and divided them evenly among these reusable little to-go containers and then I have a lid here I'm just going to pop a lid on the container and put it in this hole here and then I will be pairing my baked oatmeal with probably some eggs so that of course would be zero smart points so that is my breakfast minus the eggs I'm really excited about this so basically I made four servings it is seven smart points per serving on both the blue and green plan and four smart points per serving on the purple plan because you don't actually have to count for the oats that is using regular maple syrup like I use now if you decide to opt for sugar-free syrup you can save yourself a couple of points it would be five smart points on the blue and green and only two smart points on the purple plan so when I put this recipe on my website I will make sure that I include points for regular maple syrup and sugar-free maple syrup so I'm excited for this I'll also link the true roots cookbook in the description box for you so this for me is a seven smart point lunch because I use the regular maple syrup and then of course eggs are zero so what a great breakfast for lunch this week I'm making a bootable you guys I'm so excited for this this is actually a vegan recipe depending on the yogurt that you use but it could be a vegan definitely a vegetarian recipe you could add meat to this if you want but your proteins coming from your chickpeas so I am not going to add any additional meat so let me show you what's in our bootable cannot wait you're going to need some quinoa this is avocado oil you could use olive oil whatever you have on hand I have some baby kale as well as some baby spinach you'll need some garlic yogurt of your choice I'm just going to be using this grass fed maple hill I really like this yogurt and I want to use it up you'll also need a carrot or carrots some lemon juice you could use a fresh lemon or lemon juice a can of chickpeas garbanzo beans you'll need a little over two cups of water and lots of spices so we have salt and pepper parsley oregano time and I'm going to be using the DAX original red because it kind of has a mix of all of the spices that I want it gives it a little bit of a kick but not too much because I don't like my food super spicy these seasonings are amazing they're all natural no salt no MSG really really good so they're great before weigh-in great if you watch your salt but they give you a punch of flavor this one is actually one of my very very favorites there's zero points DAX has over 20 different seasonings so definitely check out their website my code here on the screen will give you 10% off I own all those seasonings I love them as you know I use them all the time so I'm excited to incorporate some of this so definitely check out DAX and again my code is here on the screen and lastly you'll need some paprika so let's make some bootables so the first thing I did is went ahead and drained and rinsed my chickpeas I'm going to use a paper towel and I'm going to get these as dry as I can and I'm going to make a big mess apparently but we want to get our chickpeas as dry as we can because we're actually gonna roast these and we want to get these in the oven first because they do take a little while to roast so I have my oven preheating to 390 degrees so once your chickpeas are patted dry we're gonna go ahead and add them here to a bowl and then I'm gonna give another quick pat here and then we're ready to add some seasoning and get these are ready to roast so the first thing we're gonna do is add about a tablespoon of avocado oil to our chickpeas and then we're gonna add lots of seasoning so we're gonna start with some paprika and I'm just gonna kind of eyeball this all of the recipe ingredients and measurements will be on my website so you can get the full recipe there we're also going to add just a pinch of salt and Dax original red definitely you guys check out Dax I love their seasonings and then I'm going to add just a pinch of thyme as well maybe a little more there we go and lastly some organic oregano give a little dash of that and then we're gonna mix this up that oil is going to help all of those yummy spices stick to our chickpeas we're gonna get these out on a baking sheet and into the oven and align my baking sheet with some parchment I always crinkle it up first it helps it lay a little more flat and look at these you guys yum so we're gonna go ahead and spread the chickpeas and you can see there's quite a bit of oil and seasoning left so I am counting for the full amount of oil but we probably didn't actually use a whole tablespoon on the chickpeas so we're gonna go ahead and spread those out and then this is going to go in the oven until these are nice and roasted all the chickpeas are in the oven I'm gonna cook my quinoa so I have one cup of quinoa two cups of water I decided not to use broth because I think we're gonna be pretty flavorful with all of the spices so I'm gonna make the quinoa a little bit more plain so I'm gonna bring this to a boil reduce the heat cover it and let my quinoa cook while the quinoa and the chickpeas are cooking let's make this avocado dressing for our bootable so I'm just gonna use my magic bullet because it isn't going to be a whole ton of it so in my magic bullet I'm going to add one clove of minced garlic and this dressing is enough for all four bowls and its points have already been figured out and included in the recipe and then I have one large avocado and I went ahead and figured the recipe on one large avocado if you do use a smaller one then you probably want to refigure because this is where a lot of the points obviously are gonna come in but I wanted to make sure that I had enough dressing for four bootables so there is my avocado I'm also going to add two tablespoons of yogurt so this is that full-fat maple Hill yogurt and lastly a pinch of salt and just a squeeze of lemon juice and then I have a couple tablespoons of water on reserve here just in case I need it to blend this a little bit better if there's just not quite enough liquid so let's get this on to my magic bullet and get this blending so it looks like we do need to add a little bit of liquid I don't think there's quite enough liquid in there but that looks really good so I'm gonna go ahead and add about a tablespoon of water and get this reblending again and I'll just continue to add water until I have the right consistency for dressing yeah I'm gonna look at this dress okay so I'm gonna go ahead and add it to a bowl oh yeah this looks so good you guys so I'm gonna go ahead and put my dressing in a bowl and just throw it into the refrigerator while we put together the rest of our bootable get this all scraped out but look at that it looks like a really creamy guacamole it smells so good also while everything's cooking I'm gonna go ahead and chop these baby carrots just into smaller pieces we're also going to slice our spinach in our kale kind of into strips toss it all in this bowl and that's the veggies we'll use to put together the bootable start putting together these bootables now we're not gonna put the entire bowl together for every day because we want our lettuce and our carrots to stay crunchy we want our chickpeas to stay crunchy so I'm going to show you how I will prep them and then we'll put an entire bowl together because that's actually what I'm gonna have for lunch today and I'll share what a completed bootable looks like with dressing and all the good things so for the pack away bowls you're going to need about a half of a cup of the cooked quinoa now I don't know exactly how much quinoa I think it might actually end up being a bit more just by looking at how much I have here in my bowl but I did figure the points for servings on the one cup of dry quinoa so I went ahead and added that directly to my bowl to the quinoa I am going to add a little bit of parsley just right over the top of the quinoa itself and then we will put into little baggies the chickpeas and the green mixture so I have a little sandwich size baggie here to that I'm going to add about a quarter of these roasted chickpeas they're still hot oh and look at these you guys gorge they smell really really good they're nice and crunchy as they should be so this is going to be pretty much the protein of our bootable which chickpeas are an excellent excellent source of protein and then in another little zippy bag here I'm gonna enter add enter add about a quarter of the greens and the carrot so I'm gonna fill this nice and full because I want a lot of carrots and greens once I go to eat my bootable so I'm gonna go ahead and add those and let's get these bags sealed up we'll do our dressing and we'll show you how these bowls come together have a little to-go container here just one of these plastic ones I don't have enough of those reusable ones that we use for the warm berry sauce and I'm gonna go ahead and fill it with the avocado dressing oh my gosh this looks so good pop a lid on that little to-go cup so to assemble the bowl very simple we're gonna go ahead and add our bag of greens just right on top we're gonna add our chickpeas right on top and then we're gonna pop in that little dressing container and there's our bootable so this is how I'm going to store them for the week I will pull out the greens and probably the chickpeas probably everything before I warm it up warm up the quinoa and then add the toppings I may warm up the chickpeas that's to be determined which you will see when I have this for lunch kind of what I did so let's put together the other three bowls so here is my completed bootable so once I put it together I'll probably drizzle a little bit of lemon juice on top you'll see that next here the completed bowl but this looks amazing so by making it into four servings it is seven smart points on the blue plan three on purple because you don't have to count for the chickpeas or the quinoa and nine smart points on green now I know that might seem a little point heavy but this is a very good protein pack you have your grains your greens your protein you have a little healthy fat with the avocado it's a very well-rounded lunch so for me this is seven points because I do follow the blue plan of course this recipe will be linked on my website and I probably will have some sort of dessert or something with this as well but as for now we have a seven smart point bootable so here is what the bootable looks like ready to eat so what I did is warmed up my quinoa kind of pushed it off to the side I decided not to warm up my chickpeas placed my greens my carrots and my chickpeas kind of in a line here I have my avocado dressing I'm going to just spread that on top mix it all together topped it with a little bit of pepper so this is what you're completed bootable is going to look like this looks so good clean and filling for a snack or sweet treat this week I'm making the ultimate healthy apple crumble I can't wait for this I've been craving cobbler some sort of like crumble cobbler I don't know why but I found this recipe and it sounds divine so that's what we're gonna make so let me show you what's in our apple crumble you're going to need some rolled oats and some flour this both of these came from thrive this one is brown rice flour and then organic rolled oats also some arrowroot powder for thickening six or so apples depending on the size you want about six cups of diced apples so I may end up using more but I'm going to start with six some maple syrup some seasoning now I don't have any nutmeg so again Dax is coming to save the day this is the Dax pumpkin spice you guys know this is my favorite pumpkin seasoning ever it's amazing so again check out Dax and the discount code is here on the screen and down in the description box so this is going to sub for a nutmeg and then I'm gonna add a little extra cinnamon as well because I love cinnamon and lastly I'm gonna use some butter and this is the melt plant-based butter so let's make some apple crumble so first thing we're gonna chop these apples I washed them we're gonna leave skin on and we're gonna dice them and toss them into this bowl and then we'll be ready to start putting our crumble together so we're going to make the crumble or the streusel topping for our crumble so I have one cup of rolled oats I also have one quarter cup of flour and again I'm using brown rice flour it's the only flour available anywhere I can't find it in my local store and thrive only had spelt and brown rice so I bought both but I do have the brown rice flour I'm going to add some cinnamon and I want a lot of cinnamon the recipe wants you to put in about a teaspoon I'm gonna double that and do two two teaspoons just because I am a big cinnamon lover oh and just to let you know I did preheat my oven to 350 degrees so there's my cinnamon I'm also going to add in my maple syrup and I just went ahead and measured it out on my food scale we want two tablespoons or 30 mils so I did 30 mils of maple syrup and then I also did my melt plant-based butter 21 grams measured out on my food scale or one and a half tablespoons so we're gonna give this a stir we want this to be a streusel consistency so not totally wet but not totally dry and that's where that maple syrup and butter comes in this is actually looking really good so can you see how it's kind of a streusel oh and let me just tell you how delicious this smells so I'm gonna get this mixed together and then we'll start putting together our filling let's put together the filling so I grabbed out a very large bowl and I have my chopped up apples I did end up cutting up an extra apple so this is seven of those very very very small apples I mean they are very very very small to my apples I'm going to add two tablespoons of my arrowroot powder and this is just a substitution for corn starch I don't use corn starch so arrowroot is a thickening agent as well we're gonna pop in some more cinnamon and you guys know I'm here for the cinnamon we want about one and a half teaspoons for the filling I'm probably going to double that and do about two to three teaspoons of cinnamon and then I'm also going to add in my Dax pumpkin spice in place of the half a teaspoon or so of nutmeg so I'm gonna put in about a teaspoon of Dax pumpkin and then we're gonna give this a mix in my prepared pan I went ahead and sprayed it with some nonstick cooking spray look at this yum we're gonna go ahead and add the filling ingredients so basically our apples that we tossed in the tapioca or the arrow root sorry arrow root and cinnamon and nutmeg so we're gonna go ahead and add those spread those out as even as you can you want to make sure every bite has some apples in it so I went ahead and pressed my apples down with the back of my spoon here is our delicious streusel topping and we are just going to top our apples as even as we can with this yumminess oh my gosh you guys this is going to be so good now that arrow root that we used in place of cornstarch when these apples start to cook and release their liquid it's going to bind with that arrow root and that's what's going to give it a really thick but crumble cobbler apple consistency so the moisture from the apples will make that arrow root just pop into play and I'll make it nice and thick and gelatinous kind of like you want to see in like an apple pie filling so can't wait and then this cinnamon topping with the melted butter and everything it will also melt a bit through the cooking process and make that nice crumble topping so there we have it this looks amazing this is going in our oven for 50 to 60 minutes depending on your oven or until it's cooked through you want to make sure that the apples are tender to the fork so let's toss this in the oven here's the apple crumble I just pulled it out of the oven this looks amazing my house could not smell better seriously it smells so good in here so I'm gonna let this cool just a little bit I'm not actually going to cut this up until we go to eat it but once it's cool try to dig in a little bit to show you the inside and give you the smart points you guys look at this can you see that like ooey gooey oh yum look at that yum it's literally like apple pie filling this is going to be so good so points on this using the melt butter that I use it is going to cost you six points on both the blue and green plant and this is four servings you guys so you cut this into four that's a pretty darn good size serving for six points four points on the purple plan now if you opt for a light butter like I can't believe it's not butterlight it will be five smart points you're gonna save a point on the blue and green and three points instead of four on purple so essentially you save a point if you go with a light butter so whatever your preference is both options will be on my website so I'm gonna let this cool and put this away and this is going to be tonight's dessert it looks so good so here are my snacks for the week so I have been loving these Lucy's cookies these are gluten-free these are incredible I love them they're vegan no peanuts tree nuts milk or eggs they are so good they're two smart points per cookie I'll show you guys the size so this is the size of the cookie it's actually a pretty darn good size so I really like these I have one sometimes two depending on what points I have left as my dessert they are so good you guys I buy these off of the Thrive Market I've also tried the chocolate chip which is my very very favorite and these ginger snaps are really really good as well they have pretty darn good ingredients so great sweet option if you're looking for kind of a sweetie sweet snack and then I've as you know loving my good culture whole milk cottage cheese you can have half of a cup for three points so I will do that and then generally I will have one to two points worth of these Mary's Gong crackers normally two which I think is eight crackers these are the super seed basil and garlic I also bought these off of Thrive and don't forget the link for Thrive is down in the description box as well as the the link will give you $20 worth of free products when you join Thrive so great time to join they're back to their normal turnaround time for shipping too so I will have usually two points of that and dip it in the cottage cheese one of my favorite snacks about five points worth and then of course the built bar so I as you know really like these nut based bars all of the nut based bars from built bar with the exception of the coconut almond are four smart points per bar my opinion it's worth it because for me they keep me a little bit more full a little longer and I think that's just because of the 20 grams of protein seven fiber and seven fat that are generally in these nut based bars so they are 170 calories I I do like the nut based better first for keeping me full but if I want you know a lower point option I'll go with the regular I love the peanut butter love the peanut butter brownie and then this is your traditional bill bar that is three points see how it's 110 calories it does still pack 15 grams of protein six fiber and four fat so just a little bit less but these are three smart points so the rule of thumb I get a lot of questions is if it's not a nut based bar now the coconut almond is three points as well it's three points if it's a nut based bar like the toffee almond the peanut butter the peanut butter brownie it's four points but in my opinion depending on how hungry I am I will either pick a four or three smart point snap I do have 10% off for a built bar that code is here on the screen also if you're new to build bar down in the description box is a special link just for you that will give you $10 off your first order so check out the description box so built bars three to four points of anywhere from four to five point snack with the crackers and the cottage cheese and then dessert is two to four points depending on how 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Hey guys welcome to SSMinutex, so see this side and today we are going to see about the tumbling window trigger dependency. So in the last video we have seen about the tumbling window trigger. So if you haven't watched that video, so before going forward I would strongly recommend to watch that video. So you will get a clear picture about the dependencies on the tumbling window trigger. So let's get started. So what is tumbling window trigger dependency? So for creating the dependency chain, actually it makes sure a trigger is executed only after successfully execution of another trigger. And we can achieve it by using the tumbling window dependency option. So what it means? So it means we have two triggers like trigger 1 and trigger 2 and the second trigger we want to execute only if the first trigger will be executed successfully. So like here we are having the dependency on the trigger 2. It only be executing if trigger 1 will be executed successfully. So this is the dependency and we will try to create that dependency in this video. Next is a tumbling window trigger can dependant on maximum of two other triggers. So like we cannot add the dependency with more than two triggers. So we can only add the maximum of two other triggers. Next we will be going to use the below system variables that you can see the trigger output window start time and trigger output window end time. So these two variables will help us to execute your pipelines. So now try to understand about the requirement. So here for example we are having two Excel files. So these Excel files are available in the Blob Stories. So in the Blob Stories we are getting the data on the early basis. So first we are getting the customer information and second we are getting the sale information. So in the sale information as we can see we are having the sale order ID, sale order date, customer ID after that we have item ID, quantity and value. So here we can see the customer ID. So this customer ID is totally dependent with the customer data. So the customer data is available in the this Excel file. So while we are going to execute our trigger for this sales, so this will be going to processed only if your trigger which is going to process the data for the customer will be available there while it is required. So let us assume we will be going to create the invoice. So that invoice will be having the customer ID and customer name and what address and my number. These information that invoice will be holding and if your customer data is not going to publish first, so it is possible your customer detailed table will not have the updated data. It might be your customer table is having the old address and customer has updated our address or the new customer is added there. So these are the certain possibilities. So that is why first we need to publish the customer detail and after that we need to publish for the sale detail. So here the sale information is totally dependent on the customer file. So first customer file will be processed and after that your sale file will be processed. So we can achieve this by using the tumbling window trigger with the dependency option. So how we can do that? Go to on the browser and we will try to do this in practical example. So here we are in the browser and here let me try to create one pipeline. So let me call this pipeline name as customer and this will be going to execute on the early basis. Now we need to add one more pipeline and this pipeline is going to process for the sale information. So this is for the sale info and this again going to execute on the early basis. But first we have to set up this customer. So for example, let me try to publish this customer. So this customer is going to load the data from your blob storage to your SQL server table. So this is the first step. So here this customer early pipeline will be going to execute early basis. So for that we have to create the tumbling window trigger. So let me try to go here and click on the new or edit. Here I want to create a new trigger and this trigger is the tumbling window trigger and this is for the customer file. Now here the type that should be tumbling window. Here we can see the start date. So this start date we want to start from today that is the 7th of March and here we can see the time. So we want to start this at 5 o'clock maybe and it should be 0 0. Click on OK. So this trigger will be going to start at 5 o'clock and this should be executing on every hour. So this is the hour. So now here we have specified the end date. Now we can click on OK and let me save this. So this trigger is created and it is going to execute on every hour and it will be going to start by 5 o'clock. So now go to on the sale info early pipeline. So in this pipeline this should be going to execute the early basis but it should be checking first your customer early pipeline will be executed and after that this should be executed. So let me try to add a new trigger here. Type that should be a new and here we can call this as tumbling window with the item in function. Now the type that should be tumbling window trigger and this I want to start by today with the same time that is 17 0 0 0 0 let me click on OK. So this will be going to start at the same time. Here we want to execute this on every hour. So for the end date we can set this by tomorrow. So here let me set for tomorrow this and here this should be 17 and 0 0 and after that we can set this as 0 0 and let me click on OK. So this is our start date and this is your end date. Now here we have to set the dependency. So for setting the dependency we have to go in this advanced option and here we can see the add dependencies and this plus symbol. So we can click on this plus symbol and here we can see the trigger. So this trigger should be dependent on the trigger for the customer which we have created and let me try to set the offset as 0. So why we are going to set this as 0 and what is the use of that we will see in a bit below options we have already covered in the previous video. So this 0 should be set like in this format. Now we can click on OK and here we can save this. So for understanding about that we can go in the Microsoft website for this offset one. So here we can see this dependency offset option. So this is your customer trigger the trigger B and the trigger A which is our item trigger. So the item trigger is totally dependent on the customer trigger which is trigger B. So if we are going to set the offset value as 0 then here we can see the 10 to 11. So this window is directly dependent on the customer trigger of the 10 to 11 window. So first your customer will be executed and after that your item will be executed. Next if we are going to set the offset value as minus 1 that you can see. So in this case your customer window which is the previous 1R. So it means here that is 9 to 10. So 9 to 10 window is executed first after completion of that window your trigger A which is the item trigger will be executing. So that is for the offset value of minus 2. Go to here and here we can see the dependency size. So what it means? If we are not going to specify any size then on that case what we have understood here that is the same thing. But if we are going to set the size as 2Rs in this case we can see. So it means your offset will be checking first so it is minus 1. So it is going to start from 9. So that we can see the window which is 9 to 10 will be the offset. But we have specified the size as 2Rs. So it will be going to start from 9 and adding 2Rs from here so that will be 11. So it is going to check the execution of the trigger B which is the customer one. Like it should be executed 9 to 10 window and 10 to 11 window. And after that your 10 to 11 window of the item trigger will be executing. So this is about the dependency in the size. So go here and go to on the minus tab and here go to the triggers and we have added this item trigger let me go there. So here go to the advanced one now here we can see we have added the offset value as 00 and the window size that is again 00. So we can set the window size here and we can also put the value in the minus in the offset. So this is all about the dependency in the trigger. Next we have the self dependent. So what is the self dependent? So self dependent trembling window trigger is going to depend on its own and we have to provide the offset for this in negative values only. So we cannot specify the positive value. So what it means? So go to the Microsoft website and we will try to understand about that. So here so as we can see if we are going to specify the offset value is minus 1. So it means first it is checking before going to execute the window between 10 to 11 it is going to check the window of 9 to 10. So if 9 to 10 window is executed successfully then it will be start executing 10 to 11 window. Similarly if we are going to set the offset value is minus 2 hours and size is 2 hours. So on that case it will be going to start from 8 o'clock and here it will be going to check for as we have set the size as 2 hours. So it is going to start from 8 and checking up to 10. So both the windows like 8 to 9 and 9 to 10 should be executed before executing 10 to 11 windows. So this is all about the self dependent trembling window trigger. So go and we will try to create the self dependent. So here add the dependency one more time and this time we want to add the dependency on the TW trembling window item info the same one and here we can specify the offset value in negative that you can see negative offset for the self dependent not provided. So we have to specify only negative values here. So how we can set that let me put minus 1 then 0 0, 0 0 and 0 0. So it is going to set as minus 1 that you can see. So this is all about the tumbling window trigger tumbling window dependencies how we can set the self dependent trigger. So thank you so much for watching this video. If you really like this video please subscribe our channel to get many more videos. Don't forget to press the bell icon to get the notification of our newly uploaded videos. See you in the next video.