This genocide is being live-streamed. We can't say we didn't know. Notes from the edge of the narrative matrix. How is anyone still talking about October 7th? What Israel has done since October 7th is many times worse than what happened on that day by any conceivable metric. The only way to feel otherwise is to believe Israeli lives are worth many times more than Palestinian lives. How is Israeli suffering still being centered over vastly less significant acts of violence three months ago, while exponentially worse violence and suffering is being inflicted by Israelis right this very moment?  Israel responded to the Hamas attack by doing something much, much worse than anything Hamas has ever done, and in so doing completely delegitimized itself as a state, and completely validated everything the Palestinian resistance has been saying about the state of Israel since day one. This genocide is being live-streamed. We can't say we didn't know. For as long as we live, we'll never be able to say we didn't know. Biden is everything people feared Trump would be. A genocidal monster facilitating racially motivated murder and ethnic cleansing while rapidly accelerating toward a nuclear age world war. Nothing Trump did was as evil as what Biden has been doing. Biden is the real Trump. Israel is in a nonstop state of conflict largely because it is such an artificial creation. Most states emerge in a more organic way out of the geographical, political, and cultural circumstances of the land and the people in their unique slice of space-time. Israel emerged because some people who didn't live anywhere near the land of Palestine got some narratives in their heads involving an ancient religion and its adherents and dropped a newly created country on top of a civilization that already existed there which had emerged organically out of the circumstances of the region. People came in from other nations all over the world, resurrected a dead language which had until then remained used only in religious rituals and called it their native tongue, and slapped together a 20th century nation and started larping that it was their native land. This caused massive shock waves throughout the region because it didn't happen in accordance with the organic, geopolitical, and cultural circumstances of the land and its people. It was an alien artificial construct from top to bottom, thrust upon a region for which it had no natural context or receptivity.  This natural response is treated as unnatural, unprovoked hostility from the people in the invading artificial construct, which invents more narratives to justify its violent actions against the inhabitants of the region. The West's cultural obsession with World War II has made everyone dumber because now everyone we want to fight is always Hitler, and we're always the brave good guys who are fighting Hitler. Nothing about Israel's US-backed assault on Gaza is comparable to the Allied offensive against Nazi Germany. They're reigning military explosives onto a trapped and besieged population in a giant concentration camp with the stated goal of eliminating a small militant group who poses exactly zero existential threat to the state of Israel in response to an attack which was 100% provoked by the abuses of the apartheid Israeli regime. Comparing the Gaza assault to the war against Hitler is like comparing a mass shooting to the war against Hitler, and saying the shooter is the Allied forces.  It's not too late to get involved in opposing Israel's assault on Gaza. It doesn't matter if you haven't been talking about it until now. It doesn't matter if you haven't understood or paid attention to the Israel-Palestine issue before. It doesn't matter if you've been supportive of Israel in the past or if you've expressed opinions on this subject that you now know were misguided or if you've never engaged in any kind of activism before. If that's the case for you, you need to understand that millions of people are in the same exact boat as you right now. Millions. The actions of the state of Israel over the last three months have caused huge numbers of people not previously aware of its depravity to open their eyes to what's going on, do some research, and change their position. There is absolutely nothing wrong with joining in with the opposition now. You can safely dismiss anything in you that feels self-conscious about not getting this until now or feels like it would be inauthentic to join an activist cause after it has gained popularity. Changing your position and taking a stand now makes you more authentic because it shows you are living a life guided by truth and compassion rather than sleepwalking through life guided by blind habit and partisan tribalism. I guarantee you the people in Gaza would much rather have you than not have you and losing your support over self-consciousness about joining in later than others did would be a very silly and unfortunate thing to happen. Moreover, you would definitely not be the last to join in this cause. Millions more will be joining in after you as the Israeli regime loses support around the world and everyone starts waking up to what's happening in Gaza. Please disregard anything in you that has been holding back from helping to facilitate that awakening in whatever small way you can, whether that might be due to shame for not getting involved sooner or due to any kind of cringe around activism and political engagement you may have had before. This thing is so much more important than any of us and it's so much more important than any little feelings of self-consciousness we'd have about getting involved in ways we never would have imagined before. This matter is much too urgent for you to pay any attention to those misguided forces within you that are resisting taking a stand here. Take your stand. It will be welcomed. And you will be glad that you did for the rest of your life.


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fine evening, it is Sunday, December 9th and I just got home from Prescott about 30 minutes ago. Cash and I were up there for the weekend and we just got back, we finished eating our food.  He is quite the eater. As soon as he started dumping the food onto the floor, I was like, oh, you're done. So this week I thought that maybe I would focus my vlog more on the mommy side of my life. Lots and lots of you have requested at home vlogs and vlogs of me on weekends, vlogs of me interacting with my husband and interacting with Cash. And so I wanted to take kind of a break from the teaching side of vlogging and just kind of focus more on at home and mommy and what happens after I'm done teaching for the day. So what are we doing right now? Do you ask? We are. Please also for warning, my house is a disaster because I have a one year old, I work a full time job, my husband works a full time job and we just don't have the time to like upkeep it all day every day. So we just choose not to. So you're gonna probably see a lot of background mess. Oh, did you wanna vlog? Did you wanna vlog? Oh, you wanna take me somewhere? Okay. So we're actually cleaning out the car right now from our trip. And this entails Cash just kind of roaming. Careful, there's a step. Step down. You got it, come on. Okay. You got it. Mommy's got ya. Come on. Big step. Good job. He's so self-preserving. Jump down. Good job. Okay, now go that way. Here you go. My dress, okay. So Cash and I are going to open this gift from my parents. And they said that they wanted us to open it before Christmas because it's something to. Oh, you don't wanna sit with me? Okay. It's something that will go under the tree. And they said that they want us to open it before that way we can enjoy it. Where are you going? Gift is definitely not intended for Cash to be playing with. So we're gonna actually switch locations and open this at the table because it is like a delicate little. All right guys, so this guy just got his bath and he got all in his jammies and say we opened the present from grandpa and it is this wonderful, wonderful, electric peanuts train set. It's a Christmas train set. How cool is that? So I don't think it's gonna make it under the tree this year though because this one has sticky fingers. We'll see. Maybe while he's asleep, I'll put it up and then he won't notice that it's there. Who knows? But we're gonna get ready for bed. So usually before bedtime, we do a little bit of quiet time in his bedroom for about 20 to 30 minutes before it's actual bedtime. And that just consists of him walking around in here playing with the lights down low. We read books, he drinks his nighttime bottle and then he goes down really easy. All I do is lay him down and he goes to bed without a problem. Unless he's not feeling good then he'll have a problem but only if you don't feel good, huh? So right now we're just waiting for his bottle to warm up. You can tell he's tired because he's fussing. What are you doing? You gonna hold it? Okay. He wants it so bad. I'm gonna put this camera down so he can chill. Hello guys. So it is 3.56 and I'm sitting here at discount tire waiting for them to fill up my tires with air because with the cold air comes low tire pressure. So I didn't wanna drive. I already drove here with low tire pressure. I didn't wanna drive back with low tire pressure. So I'm getting my tires filled and then we are going to go to the mall and get pictures of cash with Santa. And then I think we might go to Costco. I think we'll see about that one. This is exactly why I like leaving work right at 3.30 and getting on the road because I left work at 3.30 but I had to go get my tires filled and now I am stuck in this terrible traffic. I'm going at 10 miles an hour and I'm just crawling and I still have all the way to that mountain to go up. I don't think we're gonna have time to take cash to see Santa cause I'm probably not gonna get home till five. This is so frustrating. So because of the traffic jam I was in added on with me having to stop and get air in my tires added on to me having to stop at cash's new preschool to pick up paperwork and pay his supply fee. I am not getting home until about 5.20, 5.30. It's five o'clock right now and I still have about 20 minutes, maybe 15 minutes left in my drive. If you guys don't have a mod pizza where you are they are literally so good. You go and you build your own and this is like, I would say a medium sized pizza. It's like $7. So we always just get two different pizzas and then we split them. So we're just gonna go home. We're gonna chill.   We're just gonna do it tomorrow because there was too many things going on after work. Normally I get home around 4.30 and not 5.30. So I think we're just gonna wait and do it tomorrow. Also our three year wedding anniversary is on Wednesday. And I'm actually going to link our amazing wedding video down in the description of this video so that if you're interested you can check it out because it is really, really sweet. But yeah, our anniversary is Wednesday so I think we're gonna go to one of our favorite restaurants and it is in Mesa and it is called the Angry Crab. I know that there's a couple of them in the Phoenix area here in Arizona and if you're from here and you've never tried the Angry Crab you need to. It's definitely a pricier side meal but you're getting like market price seafood. So we always get like a bunch of snow crab and we split it and it's just delicious. They come with like the potatoes. It's basically like the crab shack but 10 times better. So I think we're gonna go do that for our anniversary dinner on Wednesday. Maybe go see a movie, I don't know. I think that we should do like more on our anniversary than we do on like a normal date.  We have a babysitter but because Scott works on weekends we don't have the luxury of like going out on a weekend night and staying out late because he's only off when I'm working. So we can't stay out too late because I have to work the next day. So we're just gonna go out to dinner and maybe get a movie in and I don't know, hopefully. And then the food, he said it's different. They were talking about how he went from having a really big appetite to sometimes it looks like he didn't eat at all today. He said it's normal. They say basically just judge off of what he looks like. Weight-wise. Yeah. But give him his food on his tray and not to feed him by spoons. He won't know what he's doing. He'll just keep eating and they say that. What you got there? They like to hold the apple while I chew on it. I like to just hold it. Look at those fingers. Good morning guys, happy Tuesday. Hello. So the kids are at PE and I'm drinking some emergency because I feel like I'm getting a little bit sick and that's just a scary thought. So before I leave for work today I wanted to talk about something that really upset me today. So at the beginning of the school year every teacher signs up for committees and these are committees that provide events and things with staff to manage those events and things. And you just sign up for a way to be involved in your school and to basically you have responsibilities that you do outside of your normal teaching responsibilities. So at the beginning of the year I signed up for some orchestra concerts which were evening concerts. I signed up for the talent show committee. I'm also the team leader. And then I signed up for the STEM committee. So STEM night already happened. It was an evening committee event. And then tonight I actually got an email this afternoon reminding me that tonight was the orchestra concert. Now this event was marked on our staff calendar. So I did see it but I guess I just didn't register that I was signed up for this committee so I completely forgot. As soon as I was reminded I started getting really upset because tonight we were supposed to take cash to see Santa. I haven't seen my husband except for yesterday because we were in Prescott over the weekend and he was here working. So I hadn't seen him in four days. And then I just realized that if I did stay here for the orchestra concert I wasn't gonna see cash all day long because the orchestra concert doesn't end until seven and then I have an hour long drive. So I wouldn't get home until about eight o'clock and by then he would be going to bed. So I broke down crying. I ate in my room by myself and I usually eat with my team. I broke down crying in front of them. And it was just really hard.  And part of that is having evening events that you have to attend, especially if you live really far from where you work. If I lived around the corner from where I work I would just go home, pick up cash and come back and he would just be here with me. Or I could just see if someone could swing by and watch him for an hour or two and then I could go. Scott is home with him tonight so that I didn't need a sitter but still I don't get to go home and spend time with my baby and then come back. It's just not like that for me. So I got really upset. I started crying and it was just a really weak moment. Luckily I have a really amazing teammate who offered to switch events with me. So she's gonna take tonight's event and then I'm gonna come Thursday to our craft night. And that event is only from 4.30 to six o'clock. So that way I can be home by seven and still have an hour with cash. It's not a super eventful evening because Scott is not home, he's at work and it's just much easier for me to be at that event rather than the concert. So this is just something that I struggle with as a mom and I know a lot of you other teacher moms also struggle with it or teacher parents also struggle with this, especially if your kids aren't at school yet because most of the time, if you're lucky your kids go to the school where you teach so you're able to be involved in their lives. And if you're not, I'm sure it's hard to be able to be involved, you know? So anyway, I wanted to share that moment with you guys because it really was a struggle, like I cried like really hard. So anyway, I'm gonna get going. My printer's not working in there so I'm just gonna go home. It is 3.30 right now so I need to walk out the door right now or I'm gonna be late. Hi sweetie. Hey. Get Bonnie. See? Yeah. You got wipes? Yeah. So we came here before I came here? Mm-hmm. I'm not even sure why we came here. We came for wipes. Oh, okay. And eggs. Oh. Do I get any produce?  It'll go bad. What is your problem? Tell them I just wanna eat jackfruit. I don't want my food. You mean cash's food. Cash food. So I just keep pissing everywhere. The dogs are used to standing right here under the high chair and they just sit here and wait for cash to drop food and so they've started not eating their own food because they want cash's food.  And this one, every time we pick them up to take them into the laundry room to eat, he pees, he pittles because he's scared.  He's scared. We just got back from Costco. We had a great time. Cash got us picture taken with Santa and we only went to Costco to get baby wipes. But you know, Costco's like Target. You get sucked in. So we got some zebra popcorn. These things were like, they were selling them. We got some almond butter, some hot chipotle almond dip. That stuff's so good. And then these are like these little chicken melt sandwiches. They're only 160 calories each. How much sodium is in these? 475 milligrams. Woo! Okay. Last one. The chicken? Chicken? No. See? Alice is out here now. Good morning guys. It's almost 6 a.m. And I woke up feeling really gross. I'm not congested like a whole lot but I can tell that I've had drippage down my throat all night long. Cause I woke up with like a flim filled throat and my nose is kind of stuffy. So that's no good. I did notice I was getting sick yesterday though. So I think that it's just official. Look how cute. Last night Cash was not happy with Santa. Don't get me wrong. He didn't scream or like cry, but he was like, Honestly, I wish we would have printed the fenniest one. We probably should have, but oh wow, it's still cute. We're heading down to Fort.  Bye pumpkin. Eat your carrots. Oh no, thank you.  Oh, sorry. What is Poncho doing? It's too classy. Go get Christmas present. What ever that means. No. Bye pumpkin. Bye. Bye. See you later.  I'm back and I'm wearing my favorite lipstick and littles t-shirt. I got this one in a size large and I really like it cause it's super baggy and it's not like tight and constricting and I just. Good morning, Alexa. Pause. Are you having breakfast? What are you eating? Is that a waffle? Is it good? Say yeah, mama, it's good. Hey guys, so it has been a very long day. I apologize for this vlog being like everywhere, but that's kind of what life is like when I'm not at work. Like work is the most structured place really for me, for kids, for everybody. So as you can see, my living room is a mess. I just laid cash down. It is 827. He probably won't fall asleep till around nine if I'm lucky. So yeah, I think I'm gonna make myself something to eat and clean up this mess. And then I'm probably gonna go to bed early and watch Netflix or something. So thank you guys so much for watching this week. If you liked this mom vlog, I know that I did kind of a poor job at it this time around, but it was a really, really busy week and it was just really hard to remember to take out the camera and film everything for you guys. But I really would like to do another mom vlog for you guys, but make it more like truly a day in the life of what it's like. It is now almost winter break, so maybe I'll do a couple of winter break vlogs. I think that would be fun. Maybe I'll do like a straight up day in the life weekend vlog because weekends are when I have cash all to myself. My husband is home, but those are my days to really be home with him. During the week, it's harder because I get home and then I'm in mommy mode when I'm home and it's just like craziness. So anyway, thank you guys for watching. I will see you in the next video and I hope you guys have happy holidays. If I don't see you before Christmas, Merry Christmas.


Hey, welcome back. This is the part two two two two special 26 with Akshay Kumar If you're watching this on YouTube and you saw the first part, please go check that out But if you're watching this on YouTube, you'll see a very cut-up version You can use about five to ten minutes a very cut-up photo issues and copyright issues obviously as you guys should know But if you'd like to see the full uncut version you can check that out Already on patreon. I'll put the link in the description below and the pinned comment Here we go Leave those children unsupervised It was like everybody's there was sexual tension everybody's got mustaches in this movie if you noticed India so I've seen the 80s Everybody had a mustache in the a kiss.  Oh, that's what that was Sorry They can't report Politicians or businessmen Shall we start accepting bribes One way to ask for a promotion, right? Give me promotion. I'm gonna start accepting bribes You have a seam, sir Do you have a mustache? I've never had a mustache.  Oh, he's comes back. Let a little Michelin possible. Yeah, it's just any spy thriller It's great Yeah, he could be genuinely brother. That's been that that's been the controlling factor is the cinematography and the score. Yeah Canadian Kumar looks over his kingdom Man, all of these backwards shots It wouldn't surprise me if this director was a cinematographer. Yeah I don't remember a Wednesday and it's so early on my knit. Yeah I could just see The d.o.p. In the the age. Oh my goodness on the call sheet. It's another one of those shots. We're walking backwards I bet they're on a jolly a lot of guns. That was one of the first stagnant shots we've had Better run Oops, sorry wrong house We were supposed to go to the neighbors house It's hard to raid somebody who's already been raided It's a double right Oh Yep It's one of my favorite words now, it's not because I don't know why me too I just like the sound of it. It sounds so sweet. Even though it's just like Shut up Found a couple rupees That's not the actual house you were supposed to raid It's behind that one This is the mustache movie, man You're really going on about these mustache. It's the 80s in india. But still it's it's I can't recall a movie that had this many mustaches. Gangs of wasp her. I don't know Hello It has to be printed begin bold. All right. All right. All right. Good grief.   Oh, he doesn't seem like the uh head person He is I'll show you i'm gonna plant a mic in here so we can tap you Yeah Done and done it now on a pump Is there water behind him? Yeah, of course there is. I feel a little bit better now I feel like we've seen her He should play aquaman I'll leave you at home Make a choice Akshay. It's me or the water I know that voice That's not Arjun, right? I don't think so. I know that voice So I love watching your pets fly away It's all right my love. I'll buy you a new pet when you stumble. I'll be there to catch you I feel like I've heard this song too and we're walking backwards Camera crew Ticket Mili It's a lot of rock like uh Western instruments and the score Hanabham Ker never showed a chance Manoj is very tired It's either really ballsy or really stupid to place an ad and a paper for the people you want to recruit for your crime Give me some really smart manjoki in case interview cracker second He said that's not the dad from Uday Make sure you grow a mustache.  They're everywhere It's not the first time we've seen an Indian movie. Did you ever do a paper route? Yeah, that's way after my time. I mean before my time. I enjoyed it. I'm a morning person. So I had I liked it And it's fun just It's like a game you throw it and make it land in certain spots For a split second it looked like Hank from Barry What are they gonna do with all these people because they're gonna break into the opera house where the jewels are That's why they got all excited about I know but why do they need all these people right now? I have no idea. It's a big job. They need a lot of people Maybe it's a distraction I mean wouldn't you think if you're a criminal that if you make a big advertisement claiming that the cbi is doing something That the cbi is gonna get wind of it 1987 in india though information's not as readily available then I guess you think it is I guess This is also based off of a true story. So here's the camera crew going backwards again Wait a minute Way too many guys without mustaches This is not what it seems. This is like a distraction. I feel like I don't know I think this is what it seems I think they think they're gonna get away with this Big job interview they're doing I think there's a lot more to it. I hope so This is how it started though the movie Give me that fully footwork Thank you Was the guy with the speech impediments supposed to be comedic Central Bureau of Investigation I think they're gonna pick the ones that aren't Impressing the most central bank of india, sir central bureau of investigation Like him Even when I was a small kid. I wanted to do my country and I have good work ethics Him the speech impediment guy the guy that was wanted to be film stars cricketer I always want to pick all those people 5 o'clock interview results announced Then I could pick the brightest people You have to remember one thing The real power is in the heart I never get scared of anyone Understood? Yes, sir He used on a pump cars line Bola congratulations. I'm the best I'm the best Bola sir Yes, you are the best You could easily fall off that roof. Yeah She told you not to go bro He's dreaming The real one I'll ask you a few questions and you'll have two ways The first one is that you refuse that you don't know anything You don't know anything In such a situation we'll do it with you and we'll do it over there Which you've never done with anyone before That's why I put air in the paper that it's a big robbery Come on bro, come on, help me Plan it Exactly Then we'll reach the bus hotel at 8 o'clock Manoj was giving you a lesson in how to be powerful on camera by not blinking Michael Cain, that is the school of acting right there Yeah, I knew it would come It is unbelievable No, he has not blinked Sharma, that was intentional because he softened himself with him I feel like he wasn't honest with him That's not exactly what's gonna what was gonna happen. That's what they wanted everybody to think was gonna happen. Sorry I I think Manoj is part of his team Oh, you think so? Yeah, that would have been nice Can't have it turn out that way, but Sitting kind of close He says you stink Oh, oh my god. Good night. Don't ever do that again Jarring to my heart Totally distracting I think it's pretty common though because I've seen a lot. It is all the time Especially since they don't put ice and a lot of stuff This And that'll be our part two reaction to special 26 with no more number two Akshay Kumar Uh, if you watch this on youtube, obviously you saw the very cut up version If you'd like to see the full uncut version you can head over to patreon I'll put a link in description below in the pinned comment and on to bar three


We are in Suriname and I can't believe that we are going to be drinking or eating from the Kalabash. How do you call this? Kalabash, in my language we call it kūya. But how do you call it in your language? Say, I only know Kalabash but I know there should be like a local language for it. How do you call it in Suriname? In Suriname we call it Kalabash. Kalabash means the boss of the other people. The boss of your soul? Of your soul, yes. Let us know in the comment section how do you call this in your local language. I really want to know. Please.


In this three-part demo, we'll cover some key enterprise capabilities of the Dell EMC Storage and Data Protection solutions for Kubernetes workloads. In software development, it is always a good idea to have test cases that are realistic. In this demo video, we are going to take a look at how you can take the copy of production data of a containerized application and use it to spin up a test or a dev instance of the application so that the application can be tested with the latest production data. The storage platform here is PowerMax with the container storage interface. Kubernetes is the container orchestration platform and we are using GitLab for the DevOps automation. Here is a sample application that we forked from GitHub. It is a bare-bones web app to manage a list of todo items with SQLite as the backend database to store the todo item information. And here is where the magic is happening. This is the persistent storage claim for the SQLite part that is part of the todo application. Here we are actually using a tag variable of the application instance to dynamically allocate the right storage volume. If the tag indicates that it is production instance, then a claim against the production volume of the storage class, SC, and in a little while we will see how to pass PowerMax as the value for SC. If it is not a production instance, then a snapshot of the production volume is used instead. If the snapshot PV does not exist, Kubernetes creates a snapshot of the production persistent volume and then uses it. This way, every non-production instance will have its own persistent volume that is actually the latest copy of the production data. And here is the yaml for the snapshot definition. The storage class that will be used here will be PowerMax-SnapClass. Of course, SC is the variable here and we will see how to pass PowerMax for the variable SC. Let's see this in action. Here is the production version of the app. Let me add a few items that are in fact a must in today's world. Now let's pin up a dev version of this application to do some changes to the app. Before we do that, a quick check on PVCs and PVs in the namespace. You can see the persistent volume claim and the persistent volume for the production instance and there are no snapshot volumes here. Cool. Now I create a new branch called colors and the change I'm going to make is to change the color of the title on the web page. I can do a quick diff to make sure and then come it and push the change. This creates a new pipeline in GitLab. Let me navigate to the build and here is the helm command for the application deployment in Kubernetes. Where we set things like a unique namespace for the instance and passing relevant variables. Of course, the variable SC which stands for storage class is being set to PowerMax. The build and deployment are completed and here we can see that the color of the title has been changed. And if you notice the data is the latest production data since it's a snapshot of the production volume. Now we can go back and check to see that the new snapshot volume is created and we can also see the corresponding persistent volume and volume claim in addition to the production objects. I can also check the Unisphere environment to see that the snapshot has been created as part of the deployment within the same storage group. This same workflow can be used for any of the Dell EMC storage platforms listed here. These are basically the respective snapshot storage classes for each of the platforms. In this second demo, we'll see how Dell EMC PowerStore can be used to deploy containerized applications on VMware's Tanzu Kubernetes Grid. Here we click on create a new namespace. We select our WCP cluster and specify the name and then just click create. We can see that the namespace creation completed successfully and the Kubernetes status is active. At this point, I'm adding the Dell EMC PowerStore storage policy I just created to our namespace. This will allow me to create the TKG persistent volumes on my Dell EMC PowerStore Vivo data store. Next, I'm logging in to my vSphere Kubernetes using the kubectl command. I'm authenticating with the administrator at vSphere local user. Then, I'm switching to the new namespace I just created using the kubectl config use context command. By running kubectl get sc, we can see the PowerStore policy. This appears as a storage class within the namespace. As you can see, I'm using this storage class in my manifest file of my TKG cluster. This storage class is used for both the control plane and the worker nodes. You can also see the namespace and the TKG name. Now, I'm just going to create it so now we can go back to the vSphere UI and see what's actually happening in our namespace. We can see that the new TKG cluster has been created and the control plane VM has been built out but hasn't been powered on yet. I will speed things a little bit as this process takes about 10 minutes to complete. By navigating to NSXT, we can see that a tier 1 gateway is being created for the namespace as well as a new load balancer. Now, let's connect to our PowerStore cluster and navigate to the Vivolts tab. Here, you can see that we have multiple Vivolts and each of them belongs to a particular TKG VM. The type of Vivolts provision depends on the type of data that is being stored. Config Vivolts stores standard VM configuration data such as VMX, log, and nvrom files. Data Vivolts stores data such as VMDKs, snapshots, and clones. Swap Vivolts stores a copy of the VM memory pages when the VM is powered on. Now, let's look into the guest TKG cluster I just created by specifying the Tanzu Kubernetes cluster name and namespace. We can also take a look at the nodes to make sure we are in the right context. Here, we can see the single control plane node and the three worker nodes. Now, let's create a stateful application inside the TKG cluster. For the purpose of this demo, I am deploying an application called UGA-byDB which consists of three master nodes and three worker nodes. Each has a persistent volume claim which will represent a single virtual volume. We can see that within a few seconds, all pods are up and running. We can access the application UI by navigating to the service address and specify the application port. Persistent storage is presented through the VMware CSI driver called CNS. CNS uses existing storage options for storage provisioning in a new way. First, it is based on storage policies as we saw before. And furthermore, it uses first-class disks instead of standard disks. Dell EMC PowerProtect Data Manager and PowerProtect DTCD appliances are the industry-leading data protection software and purpose-built hardware. You can deploy PowerProtect Data Manager capabilities for your Kubernetes environment to protect complete applications with the benefits of application consistency and the most efficient data reduction. You can do this both for on-premises as well as for a public cloud deployment of Kubernetes. For this demo, we have chosen a Kubernetes deployment in AWS to show the data protection and management workflows. Our sample application is a MySQL namespace for a WordPress blog. Let's take a quick look at the app namespace that we are protecting and you can see the details of the pods, PVCs, config maps, etc. for the application. To enable application consistency, we introduced the concept of application templates. We are already shipping templates for MySQL and MongoDB and more will be added in the future. And you can also modify these or create new ones yourself based on the requirements of your database. In the application template YAML file, the required calls for quiescing the database are under pre-hook section and the unquiescing calls are under the post-hook section. The nice thing about these templates is that they run agentless, meaning the hooks do not require any agent to be pushed onto the production cluster to make these quiescing and unquiescing calls. To use this template for our application, we'll also make sure that we are using the right application label. Now let's create an app consistent protection plan for this MySQL application. We'll go to the PowerProtect Data Manager UI and create a protection policy for the app using the policy wizard. Select Kubernetes for application type. Leave the default crash consistent option since the application consistency is coming from the template YAML file that we already assigned to the application using the appropriate label. Here we select the MySQL app that we want the policy to apply. Under Schedule, we specify the backup frequency and retention policies. Now let us go ahead and initiate a backup in the backup now wizard using the policy we just created. Once the job is done, we can check the new copy of the application created on the data domain target. Now let us see how we can use this copy of the application deployment to spin it up on an entirely new Kubernetes cluster. Let me go back to the Data Manager UI and initiate a restore using the asset restore wizard. You select the cluster to restore the app to and here I'm selecting the cluster called target for the app to be restored. And here I'm selecting the entire application to be restored and not just the database PVCs. You can restore to one of the namespaces that are already available on the cluster or can specify a new namespace for the restored app. PVCs is already included for restore. I continue and on the summary tab you can check the details and hit the restore button. Once the restored job is done, we can go back to the command line of this new cluster and check the newly created namespace and all the objects of the applications stateful set. The parts, PVCs, config maps, etc. Thank you for watching.


Delly Belly, what is it about? That's about diarrhea, my friends. Here at XT8's on, Corbin. And this is Rick. Never want to experience Delly. I've had dysentery, it's not fun. Happy Game of Thrones Day everybody. Tricaris. We hopefully, I don't know when it'll be up, but are reacting to each episode live. Um, so it, I mean it's gonna be a long video so I don't know if it'll be up A couple hours after this one, but we'll see. Um, we're gonna do whatever else. This is called Delly Belly, the only thing I know about that is when I've researched new Delly Yeah, people say Delly Belly is like, will you get massive diarrhea from not being used to the food then? Exactly, that's what it is. Which the same thing happens here in the States when you go to Mexico. There's this phrase, don't drink the water, even the ice cubes because your stomach isn't used to the bacteria that's... Yeah, so if that's what this is about, no, this is highly requested. Probably be about diarrhea and stomach cramps. Here we go. Look, I'm begging you. It's the question of someone's life and death. Oh, look at this. Everyone here is crying like this. Uncle, auntie, I'm really sorry I proposed something that's come up at work. No more uncle, auntie. You're family now. From now on, mommy, daddy. I'm getting married. Really, I thought this wasn't happening till next year. What difference? Sooner or better. The moment they chop his head off, the good thing is he's going for a walk in the pub. You met my friend Lithon, the serial rapist? Yes, Shadi. This girl has given me blowjob. Wow. That's exactly what I was thinking. Sorry for comparing it all. We're not saying it's hot. We're not saying that that's a better movie or it's just the first thing that comes to mind which more than likely is a compliment. They're films that are resonating with us in our memory and that is one that's what it looks like. But it looks like a lot more shooting in this movie. A lot more shooting, a lot more anarchy, well maybe not anarchy, but at least weirdness. I thought it was going to be thematically straight to the point, like toilet. Oh yeah. They were just straight to the point with these people vacationing and having Deliberty. But I like that it wasn't. No, it was very different. It is by Amir Khan. Well produced by Amir Khan. I don't know where in there it's going to have a message. I would expect from Amir Khan. It could be. He's just like this is going to make great box office so we'll put money into it. This is totally fine. From what I've seen in the comments that people really like it because it has been requested a lot, I'm going to look at them. I recognize one of the voices but I don't know where from. I thought I recognized a couple of people. Oh, Vir Das. Vir Das. That's right. We haven't seen his acting. I know he does do that a lot.  Yeah, and he was brilliant. But he does have a show. I think it's called Whiskey something. Did we see him in another trailer? He was like go, go, go, gone or something? That one or the other comedy that we... Yeah, it's comedy. Was it Stree? It might have been Stree. No, he wasn't go, go, gone. But yeah, he's done a bunch. He was in Chevet. I believe that... Those are the two. Go, go, gone. Yeah, but you picked up on the voice. It was his voice that I was like, I know that voice. I don't know where. Did he write this too? Or was he... No. Was he a comedian first and got into film? Or was he an actor? I bet. I have no clue. But most people do stand-up first. Very rarely do actors go into stand-up. Although, that's what Robin did. Robin Williams started as an actor. He went and was in Juilliard studying acting first. And was a mime... No. No, no, no. He did stand-up first before he went to Juilliard. Oh, did he? Yeah, he did. Robin, yeah, he's a genius. So yeah, this looks interesting. I'm trying to see if there's other actors, because I thought I recognized a couple, but maybe not. How old is this? This person was in The Big Sick. I love The Big Sick. Have you guys seen The Big Sick? The Big Sick is great. What's his face? I know. Again, his face is in my head, but his name is not in my brain. I don't know why it's not coming up. It's because now I can't think about his beard. It's... Kamal Ninjani. Yes. Kamal Ninjani. Do y'all like Kamal? We loved The Big Sick. He was really good in the opening episode of Twilight Zone. I haven't seen it yet. No, he's in there? Awesome. And Big Sick was huge here. I hope you guys got a chance to see that, because it was not only Big Box Office, it was big in the whole awards talk. He's probably one of the biggest Indian stars here. For sure. In terms of Hollywood Indian stars. For sure. I don't think he ever did any Bollywood, but I could be wrong. Well... This one. There's another one that I've been meeting. The guy, you saw Deadpool. The taxi driver? Oh, yeah! All over the place. That's true. He did so well in that role. I've seen him in so many trailers lately. So I don't know if he ever did any. If you know who he is, let us know. If he's good. More than likely, yeah. If he started over there. If he came over here and started over here. I don't know, but I've been meeting to ask that, because I've been seeing him everywhere in American trailers. And he was great at Deadpool. Yeah, it looks really good. Let us know how the Delhi Billy is. And if it's real, when we go to India. It's real. I'm just saying, you guys need to be aware when you come to be careful. I mean, I don't know how you avoid it. We'll just see what happens. It should be a lot of fun.


So next we're going to talk about the forces that can act on particles. The first is something we're very familiar with on a day-to-day basis and that's the gravitational force. So the gravitational force is what basically keeps us walking on the Earth's surface. All particles experience the gravitational force. Now this might seem confusing to you because up until now you've learned that the gravitational force between two bodies is proportional to the product of their masses. Well as it turns out a massless particle can experience the gravitational force. It just doesn't actually create any gravitational force in and of itself. This is actually the reason why black holes are black. Photons, massless particles, can get sucked in by the gravitational force exerted by the black hole. The next force is the electromagnetic force. This is the force that keeps atoms and molecules together. Now the electromagnetic force only acts on charged particles. So for example protons and electrons are both charged particles because protons are positively charged and electrons are negatively charged. They're going to be attracted to each other and the the attraction is due to the electromagnetic force. Now the next force that particles can experience is called the strong force. This is the force that keeps atomic nuclei together. Now this force is called the strong force because over distances of about the size of a typical nucleus that's 10 to the minus 15 meters the force is even more powerful than the electromagnetic force. Basically this is the reason why protons which are positively charged can all live together within the atomic nucleus. They can be bound together despite the fact that they are experiencing a repulsive force due to the electromagnetic force. Only certain particles can experience the strong force. We call these particles hadrons. Now there's one other force that we didn't mention. This force is known as the weak force. The weak force is kind of a misnomer. The reason is that the weak force is actually one of the strongest forces but it acts over the shortest range. So it acts only over a distance of 10 to the minus 18 meters. So it's even shorter range than the strong force. Now the weak force is responsible for turning protons into neutrons and vice versa in processes like nuclear beta decay. The weak force acts on all particles. We have a special name for particles that don't experience the strong force but do experience the weak force. We call these particles leptons. Later on we'll learn that these forces are actually mediated by certain particles and that's one of the reasons why the ranges over which these forces interact are so different.


Get the same light out here, that's good enough. All right, I just want to spit something out real quick. I had this crazy dream this morning.  Okay, none of that stuff is real. Well, anyway, here's the dream I had. So it was like two years from now maybe that's the general feeling I got.  And anyway, so I'm hanging out on this big deck and I'm sitting in this lounge chair and talking to my best friend who I think is like my friend in real life. That was a real life guy. So he was there and we're talking about plans what we wanna do, what we're gonna work on building all this stuff. And then my kids are running around on the deck and stuff and then my wife is in the kitchen doing something and comes out and says something and my wife doesn't exist but maybe two years from now I have this wife. I know exactly what she looks like too which is kind of weird. But anyway, we're hanging out and I'm talking to my friend and I'm looking out in the water and I see my boat driving by.  And I look at my friend and he looks at me and he's like, dude, that is your boat. And I'm like, that is 100% my boat, what the? So I'm like, grab the kayaks. So we grab these two kayaks that I have in the future that they're petal kayaks. I don't actually own these kayaks right now but maybe in the future I'll have a pair of green petal kayaks. But so we grab these petal kayaks, throw them in the water and we are in hot pursuit but we're just pedaling and this boat, we can't keep up with it. But it doesn't go very far because directly across the water from my house is this huge new resort which also doesn't exist in real life but who knows, maybe in two years it'll be there. But anyway, it's just this huge building that's like right on the water and I've never actually been in this place but my boat goes right in there and it's a big building on the water and has a huge arch, like big enough for like a small sailboat to go right through, right? So my boat goes right in there and so we follow it, we get up there and go in but we're several minutes behind so by the time we get in there, my boat's not in the water anymore.  So I presume the boat is out of the water and in one of these buildings somewhere at this point and it's just this huge building. And there are people at the resort lounging around and stuff. I feel like it's like it's an active resort. So we pull up, we park our kayak somewhere, pull them up on the deck and we're like, all right, they should be safe here for a little bit. Let's go start looking around. So my friend and I are walking through the hallways of this resort and you know, like in dreams things don't always make sense. So this building was huge on the outside but on the inside it was like 10 times the size. It looked like it was gonna be from the outside. So we're walking through hallways and there's like a school and like a hospital and it's like this place is like a whole city. There's like so many guests and things and we're going through all these rooms and there's like a machine shop we go through and then we go through this kitchen and the machine shop and the kitchen. There were these enormous rooms and there's no people in them. There's just all this stuff, all this expensive stuff and just the huge rooms, right?   I totally remember what this woman looks like too.  And then she looks back at her book and I walk in the room and I stop and I look at her and she closes her book and puts it down on the table and she looks at me and says, they took your vote. And I'm like, can you tell me anymore? She's like, okay, here's what happened. And don't tell anyone I'm saying this.   They stole your vote and there was no details about how they got my vote in this conversation. But they took your vote and they sunk it off this beach and she named the beach, it's a beach that's, you know, I know what beach it is. And they sunk it and then salvaged it and repaired it and got paperwork saying they did that. And now they have papers saying that it's their vote because they salvaged it. And I was like, wait a minute, they stole my vote, sunk it, then salvaged it and now are claiming salvage rights and they have papers that say it's their vote. She's like, yes. And I'm like, can you write this down, like give me as much detail as possible just so I know what's going on? Cause like, I gotta do something about this. And you know, you don't have to sign it or anything. I don't wanna get you in trouble. And she's like, yes. So I get her, find her a piece of paper and she has a pen and she's writing down all the details of everything she knows about and she knows a lot about this. And she knows about how they got my vote, where they took it, what they did, how they sunk it and they repaired it and blah, blah, blah. Right? Oh, for anyone who just showed up, I'm just talking about a dream that I had this morning. This didn't actually happen. It gets, this did not actually happen. There's some stuff that I definitely would not want to happen besides this. Anyway, so she writes down all the details of this crime. And at the end, she pauses and then prints her name and signs her name. And I'm like, did you just sign that? And she's like, yeah, you know what? These guys need to be stopped. I mean, they've been doing, they've been doing this kind of thing a lot. They're just out of control. Like they need to be stopped. So look, I'm probably gonna regret this, but I'm gonna be your witness. So here's my signed statement. You need me to go to court or talk to the police, whatever, I will do it. Someone has to stop these people. And I'm like, thank you so much. And she's like, don't say anything until there are police.  There's two of them. There's these two guys who are, you know, run on the show. There's just some of these terrible criminals. And I'm asking her like, well, are they connected like in the mob or anything? She's like, no, no, no, they're not connected with anyone. They're just two complete a-holes and no one will stand up to them. If someone just stood up to them, that would be it. That would be the end of it. No one's gonna, they're not connected with anyone. Like, but the thing is they keep paying people off. So no one will testify against them because if anyone is a witness, they know that they can either go and testify or they can get a thousand bucks and they'll take the money.  And I'm like, okay, thank you so much for helping me with it. And I'm like, do you know where they are right now? She's like, well, I pretty much guarantee they're with your boat in the dry dock, which is just off that main lagoon, the door. I'm like, okay, I remember the big door. She's like, yeah, there's like a thing that comes out, picks up the boats and brings it in there. They're, I guarantee they're in there because they just came back from this thing with their boat and like, thank you.  It's like the last three doors on the right, all go into that big, big dry dock room. So my friend and I start walking down the hallway. And, you know, we've got to walk for a while because this building is like massively huge, like it could only be in a dream. And as we start getting closer to there, there are all these people milling about, like not quite at the doors that we're supposed to be going through, but just kind of hanging out in the area. And I immediately get the vibe like, oh, these are the mooches. They're hoping, they kind of like mill around these guys, not too close, like not being seen because they don't want to be yelled at or hit or anything. But they're like, you know, just kind of in the area. So if one of these guys pops his head out of the door and says, I need someone to do something for some money, these are the people who will be like, me, me, I'll do it, I'll do anything you want. So there's all these people out in the hallway. I'm like, all right, these guys got to be in here if these people are milling about here. So I take the note that I have and I give it to my friend and like, and he's like, okay, I'll keep that safe. And I'm like, just let me go in here.  He doesn't know what I'm going to do or anything, but I'm just like, I just want to go in here. So I open the door, I'm just big double door. I open one of the doors, I step in, close the door behind me. And at this point, I'm thinking to myself, I'm closing the door behind me for a reason.   Like the bossy, pushy bully, what we call alpha men today, which are just really large children who are bullies. So they're standing there looking at my boat, talking about it.  And as I get close to them, I'm like, so you guys are just taking my boat, there's nothing I can do about it, is there? And they, and the one guy looks at the other one and they look at each other and they start laughing. And as they're laughing, I pick up this pipe or stick or something that's about that long, it's about that thick, and I pick it up and I had cracked the first guy in the head. And then I cracked the second guy in the head and now they're on the ground. And I actually did the spin move too in my dream. I don't know. I think he was ready to block this, the first thing. So I had to go around and spin backwards. So you think you saw this movie? Yeah, it was totally like a movie. Anyway, so these two guys are either dead on the ground or dying on the ground. Like they're done, like they got whacked in the head hard enough they're done.  And just up here, there's this loft and there's, you know, some stairs going up and there's all this equipment and tools and stuff up on this loft. And the loft is attached to the wall at one end. And at the other end, it's just on three steel posts. So I look around the room and I find these two oars for like rowing, like rowing oars, right? And I figure they're about the right length. So I take them and prop them up under this loft and you know, kick the bottom in and get these two oars situates so that they're holding, they're supporting the loft at this point and taking the pressure off the three big steel posts that we're holding. So I remove the three steel posts and they were kind of nailed in but you know, just got them out of there. So at this point, this loft with all this equipment up there is just held up precariously by these two oars. So I drag the two bodies just to confirm this was a dream. I did not actually murder anyone. So I drag these two bodies kind of under the loft and then I take a rope, there's plenty of rope in this place and I tie a rope around the bottom of each of these oars and then I start walking out to leave thinking I gotta do this quick. I don't want anyone to think I've had time to you know, set something up or do something. So I get to the door, I open the door and I step out. I don't close the door yet. And there's some, yeah, well they did steal the zombie chopper, right? So yeah, anyway, so I'm back out in the hallway now and my friend is just kind of off to the side. I don't know, maybe he got the idea that he should just stay out of the way for a minute. And you know, there's still these people, these mooches milling about in the hallway. And one of them is like, oh my God, what happened? What happened in there? You think I took the boat from, right? I'm like, yeah, I got my boat back. And you know, and I had the paperwork and I show him, I'm like, yeah, here's the paper for the ownership of my boat because I just took it off one of the guys and he was dead. And the guy's like, no way, how'd you get it back? And I was like, okay, so I went in there and they were like, we're taking your boat. And I was like, I'll arm wrestle you for it. And I was like, if I can arm wrestle and beat both of you guys, I get my boat back. But if either one of you beats me, you get my boat, I'll leave. I won't cause any trouble or anything. And the two guys looked each other and they agreed and they, because they're looking at me and thinking I'm like some kind of wimp. And this mooch guy's like, no way. And now all these people, all these mooches are like listening, oh my God, what happened? And I was like, well, I beat them both. I beat them both in arm wrestling. And so they had to give me the thing. They had to honor their agreement, right? And I'm like, oh man, they must be so pissed. And now they're standing back from the door still. So they don't see in the door. And I figured that's, all right, that's my cue. So I look in the doorway that I haven't closed yet.  Don't go in there. And I go to close the door. But I first, I yank on the rope which I had looped over the doorknob, the rope that's holding up those oars. So it pulls the oars out from holding up that loft. And I quickly close the door and step away. And by the time I've taken a step, there's just a huge crash in there. But I've already closed the door. And all these people see me out here. And I figure, okay, they're not gonna think I have anything to do with that. And I'm just like, whoa, they're going crazy in there. Oh my God, I hope they're not wrecking my boat.  They're gonna wreck your boat in there. And I'm like, oh no, what do I do? I can't go in there. They're gonna kill me, right? But of course I know that everything's gonna be fine, but I don't want to say that. So just then, these cops walk into the hallway and I'm like, whoa. And they walk in and they're like, you're the one they took the boat from, aren't they? Aren't you? And the guy's like, yeah, you're not gonna be able to get that back without a fight because they've been doing this kind of stuff. And he sees all these people. Oh and the guy, this one cop knew Spanish and English. So half of this was in Spanish because my Spanish is kind of okay and half is in English. But then the cop sees all these people like with this like, oh, like look on their face. He's like, what's going on here? And he's like, this guy just got his boat back. And the cop's like, how did you get your boat back?  And he's like, they must be pissed. And I'm like, yeah, we just heard all this crashing in there and we're worried that they're angry and gonna wreck my boat. Can you check in the, and the cops like, I got your cover, kidney. And he opens the door and he's gotten the, you know, like five other cops with them. They go in there and see the scene of these two guys dead on the ground. Like with all this equipment that fell down on them. And the police chief guy looks at me and he goes, hey, looks like karma worked out for you this time. These guys got exactly what they were asking for. And you stand in there looking at the situation and he's like, I think this is case closed. And he's like, well, take your boat, you're good. Everything's good. And the other cops are like, oh, thank God someone finally did something about these guys. I mean, something happened to these guys. They finally stopped. Cause these guys have been causing a lot of trouble. So I'm going to get my boat and I'm trying to figure out how this thing works to get the boat, you know, this crane thing back in the water.  And I was like, yeah. And he's like, so what did these guys, what did these guys put up as collateral? You were betting your boat, what were they betting? And I was like, he's like, they were betting something, right?  Like, like, get what I'm saying. And I'm like, okay. I guess they were betting me something.  And he's like looking at me, like nodding his head. And I'm like, maybe. He's like, I'm gonna take that as a yes. So look, you don't have to worry about anything. This is your resort now. You want it fair and square. It's gonna be in your name. And he calls one of the officers over. He's like, this officer here is gonna take care of all the paperwork for you. And we're all just very relieved. And the community is very relieved that this resort has new ownership. Because every night and every day we get calls and complaints about this resort and people have been wishing for a new ownership. Is that you? We're looking for a new ownership that's gonna run this place quietly and peacefully. And that's you, right? And he's just like, that's you, right? And I'm like, yes, sir, you got it. Okay. So then I leave, I'm like leaving in my boat just thinking, what the, what is going on here?  The cop who's supposed to help me with the paperwork.  And then, you know, this place to be yours and you'll run it nice and quietly and peacefully, right? And I'm like, yeah, man, yeah. So I leave and my friend is there with the kayaks and he's already got one kayak in the water and he's towing the other kayak. And he's like, did that just happen? And at that point I'm like, wait a minute, this is no way this all happened. And then I snapped up and woke up and I was like, wow, that was a weird dream. And then of course I went and looked out the door and it's like, of course my boat's still there. My boat, it would be like almost impossible to steal because it's pulled in this skinny canal and then like up on the land, trying to get it out of there and then getting it through without anyone noticing. That would be difficult. Anyway, that was my crazy dream this morning. It was one of those ones where it was like super vivid and I still remember like all the stuff.  But obviously none of that happened. All right, all right. Yeah, that's it. And I'm gonna go discounts for a week stay. Yeah, I was thinking I would just get friends to come and stay in it. Maybe rent it out a little bit. But you know, it had these huge workshops and like a machine shop and like a huge kitchen and all this awesome stuff.  Anyway, you stay there with your arms crossed and your lips sticking out was hilarious. Yeah, that's what the guys were like. Okay. Maters, if you're late, you could have heard the story and not known it was a dream. Oh, who's this? Stefan says, you look good. It's been a few years since I watched a video. I bought a blue shirt from you a while ago in support of your videos. Thanks, man. Got me into fiberglass work. I hope all as well. I mean, not everything is going well, but you know, things are generally going pretty well. Like glitch in the matrix. Yeah, so I woke up from that dream and the sun wasn't quite up, but I was like, well, I'm totally awake now. So I put on my, I'm wearing my heavy vest, did some exercise and now it's raining outside. So I think I'm going to do some inside stuff. I think I'm going to go build it, build a conveyor belt. I'm making a video of it, don't worry. Okay. I'm going to get out of here and go do that. Discount for a week stay. Yeah, Mr. Landfill, if I ever, if I ever get a resort in a weird way, you can totally stay for a huge discount for a week. Well, I am building this campground, which is going to have little cabins and stuff. You can stay for almost nothing. I mean, I can't just do it for nothing, but yeah, I want people to be able to stay there for almost nothing. Anyway, okay, I'm getting out of here and I want to do some work, nothing outside because it's a rainy day. But yeah, I totally have something to work on in here. Share that crazy dream. All right, catch you later, Mr. Landfill and Tomaters and everyone. Okay.


from Las Vegas, it's theCUBE, covering AWS re-invent 2018.  And good afternoon, welcome back here to Las Vegas. We're at the Sands live here at AWS re-invent 2018 to seventh time. theCUBE has been fortunate enough to cover this grand event. John Wall is Justin Warren, and Jeff Shiner, who's director of IoT and security at Micron. Jeff, thanks for being with us here on theCUBE. Thank you. Yeah, first off, let's just talk about IoT and security, if you will. Okay.  You know, in a lot of sensor technology, IoT, multiple, multiple challenges, multiple problems, and security obviously, first and foremost. So how do you approach your job philosophically when the IoT world continues to evolve and really exponentially explode? So absolutely, we've seen, we're working at this point with software partners, we're working with OEM customers, some of their integrators, and we just have to be able to talk to anybody about the biggest problems in the industry around security, which has become one of the most dominating factors holding back any growth in IoT. At least that's what it seems like. And I think everybody thought last year it was going to grow, then this year it was going to grow, and now we're seeing that there's new hurdles. As they go and they maybe implement a key orchestrator in the cloud to help with key management, they run into another bottleneck. So there's just really a lack of full end-to-end solutions. And so that's what we do. We work with all of our partners to create full end-to-end solutions and take the burden off of our customers. So how do you catch up to it? Because if you've already got this plane, this landscape of IoT devices and sensors, and as you start to fit them with security solutions, all of a sudden this whole new world takes place, right? And so how do you catch up? And to the point that you do get comfort to the IoT world to let them know, whatever new capability you have come down the pike, we can take care of for it. So it's hard because probably the two biggest problems that we see right now is ability to manage keys necessary to manage devices. And so that's an awareness thing that we need to really focus on to make sure there's the awareness of a unified approach coming down the pipe with micron. But the other side of it is the maturity of our customers in general. There is just not enough cybersecurity specialists in the industry to help every company get to where they need to be. And so right now where they are in the company is sometimes hard to find. And companies in a lot of cases don't even know who to go to because they're either new or not pervasive enough in their own company to help the service departments that need to actually monetize this stuff. So part of it, I think, has just been waiting for customers to get to that point to where they understand enough. And that's held back a lot as well. So how we catch up, I think, is to really do, unfortunately, evangelize. You got to really get out there and evangelize new approaches and help the customers get over that maturity curve. So I think that's probably one of the things that we're very focused on right now. Yeah, and you've got an announcement, I believe, about a new way of helping your customers put security in at the very base levels of their products. So tell us a bit more about that. So micron is one of the largest semiconductor companies in the world. And we have a very pervasive attach rate of standard memory that is all over systems. So we're taking secure element mechanisms that you might be familiar with in other parts of a system. And we're co-locating that onto standard flash memory that would boot systems or store critical data and just protecting the platforms at the flash location, which simplifies a lot of things. And then secondly to that, we're taking the cost burden off. We're still selling flash as standard flash. So we have this key management system in the cloud that will facilitate keys getting where they need to be. So this is kind of trying to address the most critical aspects. Don't burden your customers and simplify some of the big hurdles that they have. Yeah, I think that has been one of the challenges of putting security into some of these devices is partly the cost and also the complexity is doing this sort of thing at scale is quite hard and actually baking it into the hardware itself so that it's available is quite difficult. It's a very fragmented industry at the moment. I think we've got different solutions from different vendors and everyone seems to be taking a slightly different approach to things. So maybe you could tell us a bit more about how Micron is helping customers to, I don't know, to be able to cut through all of that noise and figure out which way should I use to do this? What is it about the Micron solution that you think is going to really help customers to pick a good solution to bake things in with? Well first, it comes back down to the fact that flash is so pervasive. It's your BIOS and servers and laptops. It's in medical devices and factory automation devices. It's all over your car. So if you have a footprint that can be unified, first and foremost, you're making it easier on everybody. But second to that is the silicon root of trust that you need to truly have security by design is only good if you know how to turn it on. And so that means partners coming together, building truly silicon to cloud solutions that have the ability for a device to bring its own trust now and these zero trust network approaches that are really being proven and necessary. So a device that can wake up, check, verify everything is good and then gain its credentials or provide credentials that say I'm good so it gets privileges. That takes software at many different levels. It doesn't have to have a lot of software partners to provide high level of integrity. So you'll see Micron coming out with lots of announcements with partners including cloud partners like we're here today, but also plumbing partners that really are the TLS sessions and then software over there update partners and other ways to manage IoT devices. And when these become end-to-end plug and play with a pervasive security element, then you can have a simplified security story. Yeah, it is interesting having a hardware vendor or traditionally a hardware vendor at a cloud show which is all about software and this ephemeral idea is like actually turns out hardware matters. I think that people have been talking about silicon or security by design for quite some time and it just takes time for a silicon company to actually build that in because you actually have to change silicon or at least the processes around it to truly make it secure. And so we just think that the common footprint, the standard approach with Flash was a good place to invest and so that's what we've done. We've been trying to talk about security for a while. Sorry, John. It's something that has come up year after year. I know we were talking about it last year when we were here with theCUBE. Where do you think we are in the security journey for IoT? Like, are we at the beginning? Are we at the end of the beginning? Are we somewhere in the middle? Where do you think we have to go with that? It's so much the beginning because I think everybody is realizing, there's a lot of epiphanies every year, maybe they come about. I would characterize this year as the epiphany being that hey, maybe there's more than one way you can make money on security. But really up until this point, people have been just looking at, I just want to register a device or register a subscription. Well, that has to have an identity that you are registering. That's just one point in time. Okay, who's been focusing on secure supply chain before that? Who's been focusing on over their updates after that? So, the identity that maybe in the past was driven by a SIM or something that's just an identity now gets to get bolstered with more valuable identities that have measurement bounds or basis in them for auto-routing in the cloud or new types of isolation. And I think where it really comes fully around is software definable apps and microservices that are now enabled to enable some of the newer really cloud to edge movement of data and services. So it opens up a lot of new realms. I mean, edge gets to get more capable. You start to move containers down to the edge more efficiently because they have to be secure. So there's a lot of new ways that these things will get monetized. Because when you have a device now that by silicon can prove trust, it starts to be the thing that can authenticate at various points in time. I recently, I was trying to put it into a mode where I have recently had an issue on I won't say the particular game console but at my house, my son likes to play games and I received a bill, he didn't do it. Somebody got into his game, I won't talk which game it was and was buying credits or I'm not trying to be agnostic to the game here. But what if that was signed by hardware that's known and registered to my house? Could that be done? No, it couldn't, not if done right. There's so many new opportunities and things that can be signed by silicon, verification that will open up new opportunities. So let's close out by talking about those opportunities down the road and really from a security perspective. What do you see as being kind of the call to arms, if you will, or what the biggest concern is and what's the best way to address that, do you think? What we're doing is we're trying to get partners to step up and work with us, unify the approaches. So look at things in a standard way. Make sure that if you go forward, you don't pick proprietary approaches that are going to benefit only one vendor. If you do it that way, you're not going to have success. Too many partners have realized that you have to be open, you have to work with other partners. You're seeing business models change because of that. We do the same, we work with even competitors of what would be traditionally a competitor of our memory because we have to have sources too. So the more things are standard, the better we'll all be. It will accelerate time to market and it'll also save our customers a ton of money. And then you get to start talking about how users can do new things. And then it's a win-win. It becomes a very much a win-win story. Jeff, thanks for being with us here on theCUBE. We appreciate the time and good luck with the rest of your show. All right, I appreciate it. Jeff Shiner from Micron joining us here on theCUBE. Back with more from Las Vegas we're at AWS re-invent and we'll see you in a bit.


The following is a clip from my popular YouTube livestreams answering your questions. If you're brand new to my channel, don't forget to hit the subscribe button, hit the bell so you can be notified of new videos. And if any time this video resonates with you, please hit that like button so I can be seen in the YouTube algorithms.  It's direct, a little tough love, and a lot of heart. And occasionally I use expletives to enhance the sentence. So if an F-bomb or two isn't your cup of tea, I suggest logging off right now. Lastly, these are my thoughts, my perceptions, my opinions. By no means do I suggest this is the truth. You have to decide the truth for yourself. I'm a bit of a contrarian, so my advice goes contrary to public opinion and traditional expectations. All right, take it away, Jonathan. You know, it's interesting. I've been thinking about something a lot today, and I'm wondering if you're experiencing this, if you're a woman experiencing this. And that is men who tend to come on strong. They seem to promise the world very early on in the dating process. I mean, and a lot of this is done on the telephone to begin the process, and then when you physically meet one another. And there's just this intense connection between the two of you.  And after a little while, you might begin to believe this. And if this happens enough time, or let me, well, let me come back to this particular situation. And then all of a sudden, you two are physically intimate with one another. And then when he's, you know, you could have spent a weekend together because it's a long distance dynamic, or it could have been something even close by. And then you notice that he starts to pull back. He starts to pull away. And I'm noticing this, I'm noticing this a lot from the women who are reaching out to me for advice, for my private coaching and whatnot. And I, and they've been told that the advice that women have been told by other women is to do the no contact rule by not contacting him when he pulls away to create some tension so he misses you. And I understand why that might be the case, you know, this idea of no contact. But I want you to think about something. He's just done no contact to you. How does that feel?  You really thought this was building something together. And then all of a sudden, their contact begins to diminish. And what you're being told is to do the exact same thing. And I can understand why you're being told to do that. Now part of the problem with that narrative of being told to do that is that this idea that he's going to all of a sudden magically miss you.  And what you have to recognize is that the reason why this happened and why this doesn't actually work in the long run, I'm going to share with you in a second. The reason why he came on strong. And I know you've been told over and over again, this is love bombing. And it's part of a narcissistic plan to hook you. OK? And yet the average guy can do the exact same thing. Because what's happening to men is that when we feel extreme infatuation for someone, that's actually known as limerence, limerence. In other words, it's extreme infatuation. And this happens when the chemical cocktail of chemistry, physical attraction mixes together. And a lot of chemicals get released from the brain into the body that says, get this girl, get this girl, or excuse me, get this woman, get this woman, get this woman. I mean, literally, that's what's happening. And then the minute there's any sexual tension involved, that actually turns the limerence to lust, which means that we have to physically conquer you. This is why I know when you've heard this narrative over and over that men are the hunters and they're supposed to chase you. Do you think men are actually thinking like this? I'm chasing a relationship. I'm hunting a relationship. Do you think men actually think along those lines? No. It's because what's being hunted or chased in that moment is that physical conquest.  I know that sounded graphic. I know that sounded gross. And yet that's literally what happens is literally there's an excavation. I'm trying to think of the word when you flush something. Someone tell me what that is. But literally all those chemicals are released. And what's left is the deer in the headlight because all of a sudden he's going, oh my god, I made subconsciously. This is happening on the inside. Oh my god, I made all these promises to this woman. Now I have to retreat. So the pendulum went all the way this way. And what he's doing is he's got to bring the pendulum over here just so he can get back to center. And you're being told to do the exact same thing.  Do you know why this narrative doesn't work in the long run?  All that does is get the emotionally unhealthy person to come back. And what causes a man to vomit all of this in the beginning is an emotionally unhealthy person is chasing what he's not even sure what he's chasing. He's just feeling that chemical reaction because he doesn't actually have a real sense of how his emotions operate. So this whole no contact rule isn't going to work. And I want to invite you to look at this from a different perspective because this is what's going to make a relationship work in the long run. That's what I'm about to share. And that is actually when there's two people that are at least marginally attractive to one another. And I say marginally. In other words, it's more than 50%, but it's not like through the roof attracted to one another. OK, I said marginally, fairly attracted to one another. This is the time to build the friendship along with the physical connection. And what I mean by physical connection is holding hands and kissing one another and being affectionate with one another. It's touching one another, but not going down the sexual path. Because what's going to make him really hooked into you, so you never have to worry about using this no contact rule because it doesn't work anyway, is to actually build the friendship with each other, to build the friendship with each other. And how is that going to happen? It's going to happen through social activities, hobbies, mutual interests, spending time with family and friends. And then when you've gotten to know each other pretty well, then you go on a trip together to see how you might handle some of the conflicts that can happen in a trip. But Jonathan, I'm in a long distance relationship, and I can't do that. Yeah, it's really hard to build that friendship over the phone because all it is is a chemical reaction happening over the phone and not an actual bonding action. So for a relationship to actually build some deep roots of trust, first off, right off the bat, you're going to need about 100 hours of face to face time together just to build that first layer of trust. And I don't mean a 24 hours, three days in a row, 24 hours, that doesn't count. I'm talking about in bits and pieces at the max, 10 hours in any given day, but probably somewhere between two and six. And do this over a period of time. Even Steve Harvey, who wrote the book, act like a lady, thinks like a man, suggests to women waiting 90 days to be physically intimate with one another. I'm saying put in at least eight hour, or excuse me, 100 hours of face to face time, or what you can do is read the book, Eight Dates by Doctors John and Julie Gottman before that penis ever gets to go inside that vagina because that's going to determine if the guy is really genuinely serious about something or he's in it for the short run. Because ultimately, if you want to build that kind of relationship where you don't have to worry about no contact or anything, then you're going to have to build it from the roots. And folks, men aren't thinking about this. They're not. Men of the gas, you are the brakes. You are the emotional container of the relationship.  They're using this book before they have sex and it's working wonders. I'm getting email after email after email. Not to mention all the clients I've been calling me lately. I mean, I've had one marriage, two engagements and four, five now, just in the last three weeks of clients who told me they're in a fully committed relationship. By the way, there's a link below that's a free discovery call with me to see if working with a coach is right for you. So if you want to change the narrative, then recognize that building trust through friendship and trust means I care about your feelings as, excuse me, he cares about your feelings as much as you care about your feelings and he has your back. That's what's going to take the relationship to the next level when you build that level of trust. And if you haven't built trust before sex, you have a good chance of having it implode.