In today's video we're opening an eBay mystery box. What's up guys, we're back with another eBay mystery box. So this is the mystery Yu-Gi-Kreat, which we have gotten a couple of times. Thanks to UK Blue Eyes. This is usually a pretty fun opening and because there's, you know, it's about a $30 value, I think it's a 30 something pound value. There's not gonna be like a ton of stuff inside, you know. So it's not gonna be like a full video itself, I do have a few other awesome packs. We're gonna open along the way to make this awesome But before we get into the mystery box, we have a giveaway. I'll be giving away everything we pull from this mystery box I think there's usually some sleeves and cool stuff like that All you have to do like the video be subscribe turn on notifications Let me know down below your favorite item in the mystery box and do you think it's worth the value on the screen We're gonna have the actual cost right here. All right, so before we actually open Let's take a look at it So we got the blue eyes keep a blue eye out for randomly inserted bonus mystery items first of all No blue eyes here, so it's gonna be tough for me to do that. I'm gonna have to like to grab one of these Okay, here we go. All right. All right. It's working mystery items have been found. Okay, and let's see what we can get So shout out to blue eyes CCG for this. Let's see what is inside the mystery box They're usually wrapped up so you can't see exactly. I kind of like that so you don't get spoiled right off the bat Here's a mystery box, but before we actually reveal anything right here. I mean, I'm just gonna spoil I'm just gonna tease you guys a little bit. We're gonna open a couple packs We have an age of overlord which you know a tease with age of overlord Honestly, pretty nice because you can pull crazy cards in here. There's some really good stuff You know the SP little night the wanted stuff very very nice cards They're very expensive, which I don't know if you've heard that Yu-Gi-Oh has some expensive cards recently We have the wings of light. That's a ruxus special right to the super rare So, you know, what would a video be without a ruxus special? We also have a battles of chaos first edition pack I try to put in some cool stuff today. Let's see. I still want that dark magician I still want to pull I really want to pull the blue eyes jet dragon because I sold mine that we pulled and I'm honestly regretting it a little bit Even though I said the other day, I don't usually keep star lights But that's one like I just love the card and I'm not really worried about what the price is So I'm kind of sad I sold it. I sold it to Sam It was like part of a little segment we did and he bought it from me So that's kind of why I sold it. Otherwise I wouldn't have I made the mistake of bringing it to a YCS If you bring something to a YCS and somebody offers on it It's like there's a better chance you sell it if you don't bring it You're never gonna sell it. So shouldn't I shouldn't have sold I shouldn't have brought it. I kind of sad I want one now. We have a magical fusion lighting storm good stuff from rarity collection specter border and vision salvation Okay, all right. Let's get our first item out of the mystery box here. So I'm gonna go over here. Okay. Whoa What is this? It looks like a snack. We got some chomp. So this is not a Candy that I'm familiar with multi-pack part not for resale. I mean it's in the mystery box But you know we see we've seen that that text before okay Cadbury chomp. This seems good But honestly, I feel like this was in the last time candy out of a mystery box I'm not sure like how I feel about it. Should I taste try this? All right. I'm doing it I'm giving it a taste if I end up being sick then you know why cuz I ate a candy bar out of a Yu-Gi-Oh mystery box Probably not so what you should do, but I'm gonna try it out cuz I've never had this and I'm interested. All right. Here we go Pretty good.  I'm a fan of that chomp. Chomp. Whatever it's called Okay, let's pull something else out of the mystery box. I ate a piece of candy off of an eBay Yu-Gi-Oh mystery box That is probably a bad idea probably a bad idea, but you know what taste it fine to me That's what they all say until it goes wrong. But blue ice TCG is someone that I have bought from before so I'm not super worried Okay, I'm not super worried that we're gonna get poisoned or something. All right cyber angel Edith. It's a cool promo So that is that a lost art? It is a lost art. Wait, what's the difference here? Oh, I think I figured it out All right. Let's keep going. All right. We have legend of blue eyes white dragon Let's see what we can pull. Can we pull a blue eyes white dragon? That would be super nice 25th anniversary We have met about we have dragon treasure, you know Tom. We have sparks ray and tip of to the silver fangs silver bow and arrow We have our ninja and flame manipulator manipulating those fangs not really manipulating us and actually pull anything good though Let's open a little maze of millennia not maze of memories different thing maze of millennia We have a desync row yep Rucks and special right to the rescue ace card that was already in a collector's set and is now in another collector's set Which is very interesting. Okay. I have another maze millennial Let's open that real quick then we'll pull another item out of the mystery box Okay, I'm gonna do two from the back because that is the correct pack trick here We have gazelle don't think has a cr sadly. We have totem pole. We have jet synchron. We have supreme king Oh, we got something. I think I think we got something drastic draw this card loves me This card absolutely loves me drastic draw. Okay. I guess we'll take it all right next item out of the mystery box Let's go with a smaller one like at this might be top loaders I feel like this is top loaders feel like usually this has top loaders Which is kind of cool like it's kind of like a it is a monthly subscription kind of thing So it's kind of cool that you know you're gonna get some top loaders and you're gonna get some sleep I think you're gonna get sleep. I say that I should probably shouldn't say that till we've actually pulled them But top loaders very cool. All right, let's see if there are there sleeves in here. I want to find that out Okay, here's the here's the old car. Thanks for your order. Please leave review Okay, we're leaving your view right now live on not live technically, but we're on YouTube All right, let's go for this whatever this thing is. This feels like a is that a coin? I think there's a coin in here. What in the world? Oh What in the world is this Kaiba limited edition coin? Let's duel What in the world limited to 9,995? Oh, okay? I think I've heard about these so limited to 10,000 copies not exactly rare, but at the same time It is still really cool. I mean look at it. That's a sweet coin So that's some of the fun stuff you can get in this Specific mystery box that we vote because sometimes we'll get you know You get some random items that you wouldn't exactly like know about a lot of the time and that's one that like I didn't even know that existed Which is really cool. I had heard about like Some items they've done that are like limited under 10,000. I'm not sure because who exactly does on pit night We have the Veta. Okay, but very cool and exciting We have battles of chaos first edition Can we get that jet dragon because I want to get that thing in starlight again 1 2 3 I sold mine I want to get another one. We have mites immune and I don't want to buy one like a lot of times I'll say I want one and people just say like oh, I can tell you once like I don't really want to buy it I want to pull it again. Oh rucks and special I got a little spoiler there rock scales and Alice lady of lament. Okay, so we're not pulling one in that pack No big deal. We've got another maze of millennia pack here first edition. Let's see what we can get We already got one ultra which is honestly pretty good for this set Let's see if we can get something else like a collector where it may be in the qcr alter geist Marionette or we are contained that was a rucks and special. So, you know, how many rucks and specials is that today? It's like five. That's not great I'm gonna try one more maze and see if we haven't gotten bonfire today We haven't gotten any CR, you know, we haven't opened that mini, but let's not rucks and special this pack everybody We're gonna do it right now. Not do it. I should say come here. We have alert Earthbound prisoner. It's trying to rucks a special earthbound, which probably means it's a super. Yeah, it's a super Okay, this card actually no not this one. It's the exceeds. That's pretty good in collector room. You know what else is pretty good Rarity collection one. Yeah Pretty exciting pretty good pack. Can we get a quarter century? You know what I'm gonna do I'm gonna do a pack trick on this and get the two supers to the front. We have spellbook of judgment We have lava golem. We have it's not a qcr, but it is more of a savage dragon. That's pretty good dementia shifter and Should all schism. Okay. Good cards in there. Okay, L. O. B. 25th And then we have I think a few packs in the mystery box as well So let's see if we can grab some out of there and pull some go to first We'll pull the blue eyes white dragon out of this 25th anniversary L. O. B. We have mountain We have Karama. We have dragon treasure equip that to your dragon for 300 attack. Is that what it is and defense? Oh and defense we have succubus night remove trap vile germs dark king of the abyss the fusionist and The dark energy One more thing in here, which I think is the packs that is it for the box. The box is now empty All right glad I didn't speak too soon because there were no sleeves in there. I was like yeah, you get sleeves too Yeah, you don't actually get sleep. So glad I caught myself on that. All right, which I think it is different every time It's a mystery box. So you might get sleeves at another point here are our packs Oh, they're gonna be good packs in here is the question usually There's only like two or three total packs. Yeah, it's more of like a variety box not necessarily an opening box So let's see let's start with the front one, which is an a gov pack. That's really good start a gov This is a European pack, you know, he's from Europe So that's very cool to see it's like a different different coloring to it stuff like that So let's see if we can get I mean if we get something big out of here This could really make this worth it. We have the asset mount us Little a wrap. We have discordance of tistina the conkers of cuisine. We have stars align UFO light Jen the diamond tiger simple spoils of doom and we have a Tg over dragon are all right, so I pulled this tg card all the time. Yeah, it's not not amazing. All right next we have a Speed tool arena of lost souls. This is not a great pack. I mean it's speed duel They don't even really do corsets anymore because they did so poorly sphere Korea Bosnia dual links reference So that could be amazing armor zombie also a ruxin favorite. I love that with that awesome defense from the armor We have snake air like attack and We can break a fan blower flamor bow. Okay, not the craziest pack there, but there are five packs this time I think there's two smaller ones OTS 21. Okay, that is pretty nice getting an OTS pack This is so wide like it's it's a fat pack. No body shaming. Don't worry guys. I'm not body shaming OTS 21 Let's see what we can get inside All right, ultimate rare out of here European ulti that'd be pretty nice galaxy expedition maze attraction majestic merry-go-round and The tier limits merly that is not an ultimate, but it could have been which would have been cool two more packs What do we have here? This is a soul fusion. That's pretty cool first edition This is in the you know the dead era where you couldn't really pull a lot So I mean in terms of like high rarity. There's no high ready But there is cool like thunder dragon kind of stuff. Which is exciting I mean if we could get the colossus secret I'd be happy with that because it's gonna get unbanned one day, right? Eventually, maybe possibly three from the back. We're gonna go concentrating currents This is that the piano archetype with all the music musical instrument archetype I love that archetype down the rest of stegast art camera what it's called internal galaxy. We have galaxy brave Bear blocker. We have giant ballpark. That's a good card rises salaman great not smell a man great a thunder dragons a hundred thunders and Long gear sue the orcust orchestrator. All right one last pack We have a 25th anniversary metal raiders I can't complain about that because you guys know say it with me Pakenia moth good stuff All right the Pakenia moth will you be inside the last pack of this mystery box honestly pretty decent value this time? Let's see. We got five total packs two of them. Well, one oh no That was an OTS. So really only one of them was not great There's been a couple of really good ones in here honestly the pack selections pretty good You get that coin which is really cool. You get some top loaders decent. It's decent armored lizard We have larva moth the cousin moth not incredible not the best thing ever But really honestly not bad and a different from it's not just packs You know, I like that about this. We have saw you the dark clown make a thunder ball if you guys enjoy the video Don't forget to subscribe to channel Let's see if we can get something big to end the opening your protector of the throne. We have dark elf Here we go. Can we get a secret right here? Oh, it's a normal that could be a summon skull Could be a Pakenia moth as well. Just saying let's see It is a summit skull could be a summit skull. It is a summit skull. Let's go Alright, I called it and guess what you guys can win this in the giveaway So don't forget to like the video be subscribe turn notifications and let me know down below Which you thought about the mystery box. Wow, what a way to end the opening. We've had some good last pack magic recently I'm loving it. 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Hi and how are you all today? I am Priyanka and let us do the following question together. It says write down all the subset of the following sets. These are the four parts of the question which are given to us in which we need to write down all the subsets. Wait so let us start with our solution. Now here we are given a set having one element. So it is subset of this set R Phi a set having one element only. That means it will be having two subset and since Phi the null set is a subset of every set it will be included whether it has been included in the element of the given set or not. So this becomes the answer of the first part. Proceeding on to the second part we are given the set having two elements. So the subsets of this set R since it is having two elements so there will be four subsets and they will be Phi as it is a subset of every set A B and then taken together A B. So this forms the answer to the second part. Proceeding on further to the third part we are given a set one two three. It is having three elements so how many subset it will have two raised to the power three that will be eight subsets. So the subsets this set R Phi one taken separately two three. That means we will first write all the elements separately. Then we will start grouping them one two then two three then one with three and it lasts all three elements together. So these becomes the eight subsets of the given set. Right? Proceeding on with the last and final part we are given Phi. This given set is a null set having no elements hence the only subset of Phi is Phi only. So this ends the given question. I hope you enjoyed the session and do remember that for counting how many subsets you need to write down beforehand only just write the base as two and the number of elements of the set as its power and you will know that there has to be eight subsets or three subsets or four subsets. Right? So I hope you enjoyed the session. Bye for now.


This month marks the 50th anniversary of a watershed event in Indonesian history. The abortive coup of 1965, where six army generals were murdered and their bodies thrown in a well in South Jakarta. A little-known major general of the armed forces and strategic reserve named Soharto took control, placing President Sokano under house arrest. He would go on to rule Indonesia for the next 33 years under what became known as the New Order authoritarian regime. In the immediate aftermath of the abortive coup, the Communist Party of Indonesia was directly blamed, which led to mass purge of communists, communist sympathizers and others throughout 1965 and 1966. Around half a million people were murdered by the army paramilitary groups and in some cases their own neighbours. The bodies of the victims were thrown into rivers and mass graves, and those responsible were never held to account, let alone tried in a court of law. Joining me today to discuss these events and the scholarship and issues surrounding the 50th anniversaries are two professors of international repute at the School of Culture, History and Language here at the ANU, Professor Robert Kribb and Professor Ariel Harianto. Thank you for coming. Robert, let's start with the abortive coup. In Indonesian schools, as I mentioned, it was taught as carried out by the communists in the West or at least in Australia. It was kind of taught as this mystery that undergraduate students should try to solve through their critical thinking. And then John Roos's book came out, Pretext to Mass Murder, which looked at, uncovered, the role of lower ranked army people involved in the actual events. Is it still a mystery or is Roos' book the definitive account of what happened that night? It's the closest thing that we have to a definitive account, but it's probably not the last word to be had on the events. I think the two really important things that Roos' book show are first, just how those junior officers engaged in the coup, just how they planned, what they failed to plan, why things went wrong. And it also shows that the leader of the Communist Party, Dan Idet, and a very small group around him were also very closely involved in the planning for the coup. What it clearly shows from that is that the vast majority of the members of the Communist Party who were blamed by the New Order government had absolutely nothing to do with the planning for the coup. There were rumors at the time propagated by the army that there was a kind of mass conspiracy in which local branches of the Communist Party would engage in mass murder of their immediate enemies. And we always suspected that that was completely wrong. We now know for certain that that is not the case. What we don't yet know is whether or how much there may have been international involvement in the planning for the coup. We know that Western powers were hoping that the PKI, the Communist Party, would stage an unsuccessful coup which would provide a pretext for its suppression. What we don't know, and we really don't know it, so it may not be the case, what we don't know is whether there was any element of direct manipulation or management or provocation in order to produce that PKI involvement in the coup. Ariel, as well as Indonesian students learning in schools, that the Communist Party was behind the coup, Indonesians had to watch a film, Gayatigapulu S, every on the anniversary. What was the effect of watching that film or that film being shown on the anniversary during the New Order period for so long? I cannot think of a more important propaganda material than the film for at least the first decade of its release. The film was the primary and perhaps the only source of detailed information to a lot of Indonesians of what might have happened during the fifth full month of 1965. And what about young people today? I think the average age of Indonesians is about 28. So what about the younger generation that's come through the education system after the fall of the New Order? What do they know about the coup? Of course, having said that that was a very important propaganda doesn't mean that necessarily that people simply swallow everything that the government have given to them. I have noticed a number of misunderstandings on young people of how to interpret that. I have seen challenges and counter narratives of that. So there's been a mix of reactions to that. But I would say quite safely that, yes, most people were convinced that the communists were responsible for that because of the film. I was down at Lubuang Boya recently where the generals were thrown into the well and more funding was put into this museum of communist atrocities, therefore justifying the coup by the SPY government putting more money in. Is this something that a lot of students, a lot of school students go to? Is the memory of the coup still relevant in this museum? Or is it really just something that is irrelevant now? Well, about two years ago I was there and I was quite surprised with the number of loads of buses that came to visit. But I guess they just wanted to have holiday. I don't think it matters what's there. It's near time on many. But I don't think young people's understanding, perception of the event would be the same today than it was 20 years ago. Most people even have said that they have never heard of the killings, for example. And I'm talking about university undergraduate students in Jakarta who claim they've never heard of them. Well, let's talk about the killings. Robert, you were one of the first scholars to try to investigate the killings through your edited book, The Indonesian Killings of 1965-66. How has scholarship changed over 50 years on the killings? Well, I think the big change has been from an emphasis on the social dimensions of the killing to an emphasis on the role of the military. So when we first began looking at the reasons for killing on such a massive scale, it was very difficult to imagine that it could be an instrumentalist act by the military. The army could have destroyed the Communist Party by killing, say, 10,000 people or even just imprisoning 10,000 people. They didn't need it appeared to kill half a million people. And therefore, we spent a lot of time looking at the forces within society that might have generated hatred, might have generated antagonism towards the Communist Party. And that involved looking both at deep roots, at antagonism between Islam and communism. It also involved looking at the immediate circumstances, the way in which the killing of the generals was portrayed as an act of special brutality and and cruelty. But we put a lot of emphasis on trying to explain why ordinary Indonesians might have taken part in killing other Indonesians. Now, what has gradually become clear over the last 30, 40 years is that the role of the military and the killings was much more important than we had originally supposed. Although those elements of social participation were still very important and all the stories that underpin those that social participation are still reliable. Nonetheless, most of those who were killed were killed after they had been in detention under the control of the military or under the control of security forces. And they were then handed over to militias or or handed over to other army units for killing. So the shift has gone from explaining social involvement, which sometimes involved trying to look at the dark side of Indonesian culture to trying to explain why the military was interested in killing on such a mass scale. Ariel, what about in film and art or television and popular culture? How have the killings been represented over a 50-year period in a nutshell? It's a very big topic and it's quite complex. I've seen over the decades there are many, many works have been done on this in different forms, in art forms, in literature, in sculpture, in theater works. There's a lot of plenty of them. They usually tend to be very suggestive rather than analytical, as you can expect. But one thing that I found a bit discouraging is that in most cases the blame has been put on the victims. In other words, in narratives such as cinemas and literature, for example, the villains of the communists or it's a very innocent villagers who are so gullible to be misled by the evil, the communist, or someone who is so unfortunate to have married the wrong person, the communist. So in the end somehow the killings of those victims were justified one way or another because of either being stupid or being so evil. Okay and recently of course the documentary films The Active Killing and the follow-up sequel The Look of Silence have been released. Joshua Oppenheimer, American producer there, has talked about the impact that this has had in broadening understanding or knowledge of the killings both in Indonesia and throughout the world. What's your summary of the impact of these documentary films? I think the film is important to sustain people's interest, to remind them some of the unfinished business I'd say. So it's very good contributions to that, but also I think the film has been really good in three areas I think. One is the fact it was presented in film with that powerful illusion of something so immediate so you feel that you're there. Right. Secondly the film I think is very important because it's very rare that you have the face and the voice of the killers. We have plenty of other cases of the victims. And finally I think Joshua Oppenheimer has been really good and generous in distribution of the film. He organized with a number of NGOs across the country to get access to the film and free of charge so to speak. So it's very generous of him to do that. What are your thoughts on the active killing? I'm not as positive about the active killing as many people. It emphasizes the role of civilian gangsters, in fact a group of psychopaths in the killing, in a way that I think distorts what we now understand about what took place. Because we now understand that the military took such an important role in the killing. I think that the film partly by virtue of its power as a film ends up giving a misleading impression and it takes us back in many ways to the paradigm that we started with 30 or 40 years ago of a dysfunctional society that is ready to destroy its own people rather than an Indonesian military that was willing to kill its people. And in that respect I think it's a bit of a problem. Well I agree with Robert if you take the film as a precedent for what happened. I don't think the film intends to present that history I think. In fact the film I think is, I think I like the film a lot precisely because it depicts something that is so crazy, so unique, which I would not take as face value as presenting what really happened. It's a bunch of people who blow off about what happened but that I think equal very much of what happened today and that is impunity, the question of impunity. And a lot of the officials of the new order were there in the films showing how they give blessings to these killers. So speaking of impunity obviously there was hope that Kom Nass Ham and the Indonesian government would look into the killings and where can you give us an update Robert of where we're at regarding this? Well there have been a number of attempts to try and establish some kind of a reckoning with the perpetrators or at very least to have an official statement of apology or regret for the killings that took place and thereby a rehabilitation of the victims, a statement that they were innocent victims rather than deserving of what happened to them. And that hasn't happened. There have been hints of apology but I think basically there is no one in government who sees it as in any respect in their interests to offer any kind of apology and the the political cost of an apology would be substantial because to everyone's surprise anti-communism remains very strong in Indonesia. It's one of the few bastions in the world of strong anti-communist feeling. That's partly because of the the effect of films like Gey Tika Bulues. But it's also a little bit of a mystery why communism is so disliked in some circles in Indonesia. Do you have views on that? I slightly differ from Robert in that sense. I think there's been a change among young people these days and for better or worse I think young people care less about what happened 65. That worries me too. So I agree anti-communist propaganda continues today to surprise surprise and the surprise of others and so have been the counter narrative of that. But what worries me is that neither the anti-communist propaganda or the counter movement have appealed to the younger generations these days. So that's another thing for better or worse. This is obviously you mentioned the role of the West before. This is obviously a time of deep reflection hopefully for many in Indonesia and the Indonesian government. But what about in the West? What is the message or what can we reflect upon do you think in the West's role in this period the 1965-66 Cold War period and throughout the Cold War? Well we don't have any definitive knowledge on the contribution of the West either to the coup or to managing or encouraging or organizing the killings. We have fragments of evidence which some people have emphasized but which really don't add up to any significant role and if it was a role it was clandestine and therefore it was the CIA not the people of the West in general. But it seems to me that the big thing is that this took place in the 1960s and the world changed dramatically I think in the mid 1970s with the Cambodian genocide. Cambodian genocide took place on such a huge scale that it changed the terms for the obligation of the West to be involved in human rights abuses in the in the rest of the world. Many terrible things happened in the world before 1975 that were basically ignored or brushed over. The Indonesian killings were one of them. But I mean it's Ariel was it was it were we ignoring I mean Time magazine said that this is the West's best news in in years and I think the Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt had said you know kind of the reorientation has taken place over there we were kind of this was the defeat of communism on a doorstep right this was seen as positive. So again I think Robert is correct in indicating that very cautiously about you know making wild accusation of that. But from my side I think it's also definitely clear that the West has been supporting in the sense of being silent for so long it's been justifying what happened or pretending not to see the evils and in many ways protecting and supporting the regime that took a lot of benefits from this bloodbath you know. Okay I think that's all we have time for thank you Professor Robert Cribb and Professor Ariel Harianto and please sign up and watch New Mandala and watch it read our articles online thank you very much.


Oh my god, we've got this thing. Oh, we have to do it. Oh, and we've got the Hadnasaur looks as well. Oh, fantastic Oh, I didn't realize we're gonna do that today 297 that's not too bad. That's not too bad. So hello everybody and welcome to a video on the GameCube channel where my audio isn't garbage Finally worked out what was going wrong with the mic It was just like a horrible quality. So here we are. I didn't realize I had a Hadnasaur looks event I was actually just going to do something else. So maybe we'll end up doing that in today's video as well I have not been doing any boosts or anything. So if we go on Should have a modify is it you can organize here we go if we go attack Uh, so I have almost 50 attack boosts almost 49 health boosts and 47 speed boosts Now I found this team to work really well. I've seen a lot of people use Draco seratops just because Having something like to switch in and do a lot of damage is obviously really useful Um, and you can use loads of different dinosaurs for this and there's not to be Draco seratops It could be mono stegatops It could be that monol Orion that everyone uses because that swapping attack is like if it's boosted is really high It goes through armor and it gets a stun It doesn't go through shield or anything like that, but it's still pretty decent Uh, so none of my dinosaurs have boosts on them. And as you can tell I'm now on 5139 cups whatever you want to call it. I'm really really bad Because I've deliberately just not put any boost. I thought let's have a look How far can I drop so I dropped like 450 cups, which is a lot But I kind of was like, yeah, I'll take that. Oh, here we go. I put I put them all in a hatchery that um Was terrible great also link in the description below You want to get 53 books to help towards? I don't know whatever you want speeding up incubators. God knows what But what we're doing today, which was supposed to be the video. Maybe we'll do how this one looks as well is Playing with mortem wrecks because I still feel I'm at this point where there's a lot of people who don't have Uh mortem wrecks unlocked. So I'm like, oh I can do stuff with it not have to clickbait yet and people don't watch it So more wrecks as you can see right for about 26 level 26. It has 2000 attack I think that's the most attack anything has Um, so I can boost it up to about 3000 Which means on turn two It does a whopping Well, look at that fierce rampage. It was 4 000 already. So if we get to 3000 it'll do 6000 damage, which is armor piercing Uh, and it also one of the best things about this guy is it can't be decelerated and that's what a lot of creatures that Kind of want to get the advantage on thordor or something that's got like a large amount of damage. They can slow it down so, um To notosaurus wrecks that can be slowed down thordor can be slowed down Tricosaur can be slowed down mortem wrecks. However, cannot be slowed down and if he is slower You always have the option of going for a cleansing impact Which does 3000 damage, uh, which is already more than its regular base So if I get this to 3000 damage and most of the time he survives one hit He's definitely going to do 4000 damage and if he survives the second hit You know adding an extra six you can do 10 000 damage in two hits But the problem with mortem wrecks Is that it's so fragile and with other boosted creatures This is the conundrum I face If I boost it max attack Um, it's really good, but he's only going to probably be able to hit once Um, meaning that I'm only going to do what 6000 damage or At a push cleanse and do 4000 damage and then it'll die at that point You hope to swap in something like some Draco or some something to finish it Um, now this is what I think right I could boost his health If I boost the health that means that he's got more of a chance to survive a hit, right? And therefore Go for another bite and do the max damage it can do or Or what I could do is boosted speed Uh because its speed can't be decelerated. So if it's faster than the opponent doesn't matter what the opponent does I'm gonna hit it. Um, but even at level 30 all I can do is Like I said get an extra 10 speed on mortem wrecks meaning that if I max out its attack to 2000 or whatever it is I can only max its speed 10 more times It's just 20 because I think it goes up to each time It goes up to each time goes up to each time. So that's 20. So it can only do 128 speed Within the grand scheme of things if we're looking to boost the creatures 128 speed It's not gonna outspeed anything the max I can get it up is a 40 speed. I can get up to 148 speed and even then The faster things that people are gonna make like early dominance like early specs or whatever it's called are going to be faster than it But I do feel like it's a shame to not max out that attack Uh, the only thing is unlike thordor. It has no, um, like priority moves. It doesn't have that instance done, but I'm gonna max it up. I'm gonna spend 20 leaving me with only 29 boosts left on to um on to anything else. So Oh Jesus There it is. Oh wait. We've got one more fire max level attack And of course the event is no longer going on. So that is Two or sorry 20,000 boosts. I will only get back at 10,000 unless we have that event again, which would be really good So there we go 3000. So the first attack as long as it survives I could do a max of 4500 Going through armor as well. If I survive the next hit, I could do 10,500 attack So it's up there, but I really don't Want to just spend all my boosts on this guy Uh, so I magnet it. I I ever you need magnet it. I'm gonna boost magnet it So I think I'm gonna get to like 140 uh speed We'll need over 2000 attack for sure. Definitely need that so 2026 and I want to get its health Over to 5000. Yeah, I think it's a base. That's good. I think in the max. I had it was 152 speed Uh, so that's good. Now. I've seen a lot of people use this guy at 128 Really quick it could instantly go for distracting impact and then rampage and run. That's a lots of Frick, it's a lot of damage So I am tempted to go for him Phosphoricus is another one that you kind of just want to boost the attack out of all the way So, you know, it could just go for a Instant rampage and go for what 4000 if not 8000 in some cases damage straight up the bad Well, not 8000 damage. It doesn't think I hit that would be ridiculous Um, uh Our dentist maximus one that I'm like, hmm Don't know if I want to do don't know if I want to do our dentist maxima Whoa, is this default attack? Whoa, he has so much attack. I didn't realize this thing had loads of attack the pros are out of thamimus That's a lot. I mean he is level 30 though. I don't really have too many other things that are level 30 So let's uh go back to default Now things that I am tempted I'm tempted for the tetanoboa The spinoconstrictor hybrid I'm tempted for gripesaurus so gripes, which is really gripped that one the crocodile I'm tempted for The monorail, like this guy I've seen a lot because on a swapping he just does his base attack damage and has a Good chance. So I think definitely Definitely, we need to just at least level it up a little bit and we can do it twice Um and that's just going to increase its health. It's going to increase its attack. I mean what else can it do? What can it do a target low HP remove critical chance and attack increase reduce critical chance by 100% Okay, so just critical then It's not at a point where I think it's useful. That's the downside Something that I've seen a lot of people use is this guy the tani collagrius the quets of ryan hybrid I've seen a lot of people use that thing So if you guys have any idea what you think I should use I'd love to hear it be really interesting Um and what should what should what else should I do to mortem rex? Should I increase its health or should I increase its speed? Because I think at this point if it's just like a max attack and then as high as I can go for health There's more of a chance of it surviving Um, it's only going to outspeed stuff like other thordos other mortem rexes tricosaurus stuff like that. And I speaking of tricosaurus It's still pretty decent. It's still pretty decent. Um, I don't know whether I want This guy over over over dominus Because this this also has a revenge distraction Um and precise counts which doubles its attack, which is kind of like a rampage only thing is it can't cloak Um, what what can it be reduced? It's it cannot be uh distracted as well. That's pretty easy. It can be slowed down Hmm Okay, well anyway, I want to just give this a shot. I want to give this team a shot I have loads of boosts. Anyway, let's see what a max attack mortem rex Can actually do I feel like at the same time and this is new how they've got this whole new setup. That's quite nice I love that um I i'm going to be spending all these boosts on mortem rex and I feel like deep down in my heart of hearts It's it's wasted Because it's still rubbish. Should we start with mortem rex anyway? Also new emotes.   So we will wait it's faster Oh, because it's a higher level So we can instantly right off the bat get it crit and kill him because our crit chance is 40 percent Just to show how crazy mortem rex now remember bear in mind I should have a lot more help of him if I got a crit there. He would have died if I was the same level Done that would have been it so at this point I'm kind of tempted just to fodder off mortem rex as much as the shame as it is Um, I could switch in uh drake or rex And we yeah, you know what? Yeah, we'll do that. We'll do that. We'll switch in drake or rex We'll switch in drake or rex I could have foddered it off and then had a setup with a magnetator But uh, this is all right Because it means now drake or rex boosting its health would be really frigging good because you could swap it and do this Cleanse and get the heck out of there So here we go. Now this thing does have boosts Uh, oh this person does that many boosts? Uh, so I think I may as well go for a cleanse Uh, because he's gonna go for it. Is he gonna go for instant rampage? I would assume he's gonna go for instant rampage, right? Or not Okay Uh, I I'm I'm guessing he thought I wasn't gonna go for cleansing impact, but of course I am So now he's gonna go for instant rampage. Yeah, he's definitely done it. Yeah, definitely done it He's like damn it. I thought he was gonna go for the thingy So you can waste all that attack on mortem rex And he doesn't have that ready And magnetator can just come in and I may as well just go for This just in case he switches because he might want to save that He did want to save that. Oh, he has his own draco. So, uh-huh Uh, that's interesting. Okay, so I'm resisted anyway. I didn't realize that magnetator could do that Hey, ho, we learn something new every day. Oh Well, we can easy kill it. It can't do anything. It's not gonna swap. Just just let it die.   Why did you put that in? Why did you put that one in? It's bad enough that we have the yawn emote on the crying emote Oh Well, actually crying most not too bad, but the yawn emote's so annoying The point of the laugh. I have actually seen a pumpkin one.  Um, I'm kind of tempted for the big hit. Yeah. Yeah, let's just go for a big hit Let's just go for a big hit because either way Um, draco could come in and even if he gets a crit draco.  I think he knows it's over now Uh, so there you go. We if we got lucky 40 chance We were very lucky to not get that crit with the uh, the uh mortem rex, but if it was at the same level base stats Mortem rex is technically better than a triaco. I mean a one-on-one it is Um, but let's we'll see what we get. Um, because I think do just doing it as many battles as possible is really gonna allow me to See where I want to put my boosts rather than looking at somebody who's really good and going Okay, I want to copy that copy that copy that. I think this is probably the best way And I think the the best way to use mortem rex is just to max its attack I think that's the the best thing I can do is max its attack um Yeah, let's put in more rex again. Let's go. I mean you gotta start strong gotta start strong There definitely are dinosaurs, especially if booster that can kill a one hit because it's only got 4500 Um, so here. Oh Oh, we got it. What it is definitely going to distract. He's definitely what's the speed on this thing 148? Okay, he's definitely gonna. Yeah, I thought he would do that.   Uh, here we go. Now we die. Now we die. So it's 2000 damage. So he kills us no matter what Um, is he immune to stun? Why everything's immune to stun. So we've lost now this thing This thing is what he does to kill like this is where he's put all his boosts on Fair enough. I have no armor and I just died Um, and because I have nothing else boosted, uh, he can do his 4084 damage um So if he what's his crit chance his crit chance is five percent Eee does he have armor? I feel like he probably has armor Doesn't get a crit. Thank god. He doesn't have any armor. So that's good. Um, so we can do this Uh, and then we can go for an instant charge if we get a crit because uh 20% chance is pretty good Uh, oh, here's his own drako. Oh, okay. Okay fair enough Fair enough. Here. We've lost this one if my creatures if I put all my boosts on my dinosaurs right now I would win but because I haven't I don't have a win All right, what am I gonna do here? He's probably gonna cleanse. I feel like he's gonna cleanse um So is it better that I just go for a cloak? I don't know I think he's gonna cleanse. I think he's gonna cleanse either way. I might as well just do some damage to him Um Yeah, I thought he would he wants to switch him out Uh, I don't know what else he could have so I'm just gonna throw in a distraction here because he's definitely gonna swap him out That's how he's gonna win Oh mama late mama linger now. He knows he's only one swap in from killing me. He knows that And he's probably gonna do it now. So I'm gonna switch in to I think he switched in his drako Just try and finish me here Uh, he didn't He didn't. Oh no. Oh no. Yeah, we've definitely lost. Um, that's probably gonna take me. Oh, it didn't that's right because he's still distracted um right Just distract him get rid of him Yeah, he's he's definitely killed us. Yeah, we're dead. I mean there's nothing I could do here Yeah, and then he's just gonna switch in now. He's just gonna switch in drako That's interesting. I wonder what his plan was if I was him I would just switch in drako knowing that would have killed him. So I think he just kind of dragged out the inevitable man um True point and laugh at him. Let's point and laugh Oh, even as a side effect, I I never play with the sound on so I never have never heard that little Eh, chuckle. Oh, that's annoying. More to me. More to me. Where's my top back? Uh, yeah, okay, right So we're not gonna do the more murex right off the bat because maybe that's not the best way to do it Maybe we need to keep them like hidden hidden in the back somewhere. Let's start with I don't know all right thing Uh, oh, it's not sped.  It's dead. It's dead Oh, but he also got a crit. Okay, so now we're gonna instant charge. There's nothing you can do. He's dead Um, that was very lucky. Look at this back when I was at 5,500 cups I'll never face a 28 for them. You kidding me?  Oh, he's 150. Jeez. That's quick All right, uh, can he slow me down? He can't slow me down. He's a delay of one though So may as well just go for a regular hit. Oh a taunting bellow interesting interesting Well may as well, I mean what's the max he can do is 1,800.  He can dig in but that does increase cleanse heal for right. Okay Uh Interesting resilient rampage fair enough Ooh, look at this actually holding its own against the manilania even though it's four levels. Oh, sorry six levels low Uh, is it immune to stun? I feel like it's immune to stun everything's immune to a frigate stun So what's the worst case scenario? He's gonna shield here, right?  He's gonna shield. No, he didn't oh, oh, he might do he might do he might still dig in You'll get the speed increase Oh, he didn't oh That's bad. That's bad. I thought he would have done that that would have been better for him to do He would have been faster. Um that I think that was probably the best play Um because now I can just kill him in one hit. Yeah now I'm killing. I mean he's he could I guess Uh go for digging but he's just dragging out the inevitable. Yeah, he knows look at this this bar We're doing good. We haven't even used mortem rex probably why Oh, oh, there's a tonado with what boost 2000 2000 attack Oh, I feel like we have to have more rex win. We have to have more rex. What's the most damages thing can do is 4085 and it's got a 20% crit chance um There's definitely a chance that uh He uh, he could kill more rex in one hit I really want him. Oh man. What do I do? What do I do? Okay? I'm reduced. I'm reduced. Should I should I should I Hope that I don't get the crit. I hope I don't get the crit and we get to see more rex possibly take it out Is there anything I can do There's nothing I could do like I have to win. I have to win here unless he switches. Please switch Oh, no, I didn't want to win I want more rex to be used Dammit that that would have been the perfect game to have more rex out first Dammit if we got the critters where we may have been able to kill them. Okay guys. We are Going to try The hadrosaur luxerade with a mortem rex. This is going to be interesting One boss versus another boss Oh good. I'm glad Jess was reconnected. Okay, so so what should I do? Oh gorgos gorgos the entled on thing and hadrosaur lux um Do I just hit everyone should I hit everyone? I mean that to me sounds like the best idea, right? Uh, does this just go for the lowest hell? I feel like I should just do raw should I just do raw and hit everything? Feel like yeah, is that the best thing to do? I mean what what we got rampaging crush and then we got to sell it. Yeah, okay I think I think so. I think that's I think that's what I could do acceleration. It's one of them Okay, chill Oh, I should be able to take that out Okay, so here comes a ramp ready to crush though ready to we've got the ready to crush We've got the toramolic speed now. I can destroy all their shields Uh, and I've got a super high chance to crit. However. Oh, no, I did get it. I did get it a man a decelerating Oh, can anyone heal? Oh, I think the toramolic can heal right can the brontotherium thing heal Oh god, it looks like we might be too strong Ha ha ha now all we need to do is not kill it in there in two turns It's just gonna be quite hard seeing as I have three thousand attack Um Ben Ben stop Ben stop I think you might want to use refresh Ben I think you might want to use refresh Because you don't you don't want to attack it Okay, what can I do? I mean, okay, so he's going for his own.   So how much health does this thing get back?  Okay. Yeah, but we can live with that. I think we should do so we need to kill the next turn Which is not going to be hard Because I can go for a massive hit Uh and everything's immune to the slowing. So that's good. There's the toramolks immune. I'm immune I don't know if this thing's immune He's definitely gonna gag for it here. No didn't oh, okay And I go for my roll and he goes for a shield. Oh, we've got this. I'm nervous. I've never seen this though I've never seen uh a boss take on another boss Whoa, so in comes my roll. I'm assuming it'll be a crit because of 40% chance with an increased chance of a crit uh, so, um We we don't want to kill it now. Do we not want to kill it now? I don't I can't remember Paunting strike.  I think that was the that was the theory So we don't want to count it in so is this the one we want to kill it on I assume so. I mean all I do is go for a roll. We're we're probably gonna kill it. I just want to see how much damage Yeah, should we just kill it? What's that these went for is that like instant invincibility shielding so yeah, it's gonna die Okay, so to see how much damage I can do I don't have the crit chance on me though So we got a group heal. Thank god. There we go It's the one that took the most damage there So in comes this one. He's probably gonna finish him. Oh 6,380 damage Is that more than I can do? I think it might be more than even with a crit though. I think I can get better than that Okay, have I got my crit chance? I don't think so. I didn't get it and we did nothing to oh I did zero damage dude. Oh fantastic I unfortunately get hit by it because I have to hit. I don't have any stalling moves or anything And he's gonna go for the one who's the fastest Okay Interesting Uh, this is a very hard raid for somebody to replicate because gonna let a bronze to him to level 27 And then getting a mortem rex. Anyway, it's super difficult But it's better we can even do it. My type might be too high But it's never too high with a mortem rex Oh, you're gonna die.  There you go. There's a clickbait tile for you. Okay, so I mean if he's distracting everybody, that's good That means that it's gonna take less uh, Mortons or more attacks to kill him. Oh god. There it is. Well, that's okay. That's on a minion. Nobody cares about the minion Okay, yep, there we go group distracting is that on everyone? Oh no, I'm gonna do no damage I'm ready to crush. Oh, is that gonna cleanse it? Yeah, I'll never mind. Okay So we should be good. We should be good. So this should kill things Oh Ooh, I don't know if it's killed the gore go. Oh, no. Oh, no Is that good? Okay, this is gonna hit everything. Is this is this good? Oh, it is. Okay. Yes, never mind. I didn't realize he's gonna do 5 000 damage. That's a lot So we're doing good here in comes the immune and then Does he have armor? I feel like that Brontotherium must have armor. He's a hybrid, right? Okay, so we're two rounds in we're looking good Um, we just want to make sure we don't kill him this round So what we need to do is well all I do is roll roll roll roll Did it wrong? That's all that's all I could do is if I go for anything higher I might risk jeopardizing him so Because if I okay, so we're gonna heal a heal and then I'm the I'm really the one that's doing a lot of damage here Oh, yeah, that's me and the refresh. I like Ben for whatever reason in the chat said never use refresh quest mark Of course we need we need to stall this so that mean I have to do this 5 000 damage Because normally it would be 3 000, right? But I've got increased attack and I've got increased crit Oh, I just I just want to see how much damage I can do the most amount. Oh, it'll be like 10 000. It's gotta be 10 000 But I'm not quick enough I'm not quick enough because by the time I do my big hit I think the the crit chance is gone and the ferocious is gone Oh a tail slap. Oh, I've never seen that animation before. Is that unique to him? Or her I should say I think it might be Okay, it's like so now they're just gonna go for big hits. I want I want to do my big hit. No Yeah, I think it's worn off. So he might kill him. Don't kill him. Please. I want to see how much I can do Yes, we're gonna see how much I can do but it's not like I don't think it's got the increased um Because I think he nullifies doesn't he nullifies the chance so as soon as like one hit goes through That's it. He nullifies me. So there we go unless a group. He'll just heal a heal that Rhino thing. Oh here I come. Don't get a crit but six thousand damage flat Flat six thousand damage with a crit chance and an increase in attack Because it's 50 percent increase isn't it? So that would be 3000 base to 4500 base increasing to 9 000 with a crit chance I'll definitely do over 10 000 damage. Surely Surely I'll do that Right, so he's gonna go for the fastest. Who is the fastest? Oh, it's the brunt theory Ah, can I see can I see you got 108 speed only? Uh, it does have 30% armor though Okay, so round three Two more rounds including this one Right, so I just I'll just do roar again then I guess so we're gonna get the tourmoloch speed increased we're gonna get the ready to crush from the tristoric system And uh, yeah, it's kind of just like rinse and repeat every time although I might be able to get the finishing blow on him Oh, that'd be sweet if I can get the finishing blow on him Shield okay, that's fine.  I wonder when we unlock hadras or is it'll just have the same moves, right? Or do the bosses have different moves does mortem rex boss have different moves to he must have Must have I don't think I've ever seen him do raw. It's always like the tail whip So it must always have something different, but I wonder if hadras or we'll always have that counter decelerating I think it must do right. It must have that all the time. So now I'm just going to go for raw because I have to Uh, everyone else is hitting except for the turamola. Oh, thanks babes Give me some labs There it is. Oh 3000 damage Watch me. I could do more than that as long as I get a crit, but I think remove speed increase That's what it does. Okay, so removes your speed increase and then decelerates That's interesting. I wonder because we're getting a new boss. We're getting like a sino serotops boss Oh, yeah, so not none of my attacks do my base attack damage So even though it says like my attack is 3000 really it's 4500 is my base attack So, ah, there's got to be some strap. There's got to be some strap I don't mind like mix like as soon as I've got more wrecks max, which will be a while. Um, but then again The timer took me to get more wrecks unlocked. I had to get 300 right to level it up after 100 then 150 So if we just the time we took to get unlock mortem wrecks Go for the biggest test time it took to unlock more wrecks Again, I should have a mortem wrecks at level 28 and then we're only two levels away at that point I'm sad. I'd love to see a full boss team So you're going to get a mortem wrecks. You're going to have to some looks There's a sino serotops boss that we haven't seen. This is kind of what we wanted in draca world alive Watch my huge head do nothing And then there comes a shield which is Yeah, the health it it is still quite fragile though that godzilla, right? I we have to it's godzilla. It's godzilla, right good jira We have to call it godzilla, right? So in comes the final right. So just go for a huge hit. No, I can't Because I have to I might do it in the second round though While I still have that ferocious and critical impact I should we do it and see how much damage we can do so this round We're gonna go for raw then big hit. I think there's only a delay of one right cool down There has to be because a mortem wrecks isn't gonna, you know, it's not gonna survive more in the couple of turns if not that Um, yeah, so it's a cool that one. So we just want to make sure we hit everything and then next turn Go all out go all out. Please tell me I keep my my uh fearsome It's gotta be right It's gotta please be more than one turn. I just want to see how much damage I can do I just want to see it. Yeah, let's target boss.   That's a lot of damage I remove speed. That's fine as long as I keep my attack and uh crit chance Okay, here we go. Here we go. Just don't distract me, please Don't distract me. He distracted the start of this turn. So he shouldn't be able to do it in the comes In it comes. Here comes the big hits guys. Let's do this. So 15,000 health. Can we kill it in this turn? Uh, I'm gonna do 10,000 damage. I know that if especially if I get a crit, I'm gonna do 10,000 damage Um, so that leaves 5,000 damage just to be for whatever else. Here we go Oh, I'm excited. I'm excited. Please tell me I keep my my my uh, thingy I want to keep my ferocious I haven't even been keeping an eye on it Whether whether I keep it. Hold on. Let's have a look if I just hold Uh, no, I don't damage Oh, okay. Well, we're gonna do a lot of damage anyway. We're gonna do what like There it is. Who's got the spooky emotes? There it was an exclusive Wait, how'd you guys have all that? I don't have that. How'd you get that? Damn it Okay, here come the big hits right. He's he's already got his increase. I don't 6,000 damage I don't think I've got mine. I don't think so. I think it wore it wears off I think but more wrecks is gonna get the final hit because we're gonna do like 8,000 damage here Oh, we still have it I didn't even see it. What was that? Was that 11,000? That looked like 11,000 damage. Oh, that was beautiful Yes I'm sorry. Look complete done and done. He's like Like a little horsey. Okay. So what are we gonna get?  Okay, it could have been better. Could have been better. We have got lucky I think that's twice we've got 25s and then that's the first time that we've got no It's basically three 25s, right? Yeah, 25, 50, 75 Okay, but we're getting there. We're getting there and there you have it guys Hope you enjoyed this video leave a like if you have and until next time. I'll see you later. Oh, bye


All right, so welcome everybody for this webinar. I'm Stefano Mofulli, and I'm the Community Manager at the OpenStock Foundation. And I'm here with Sanjiva Nath from Zazel, CEO and founder that will help through the morning with a demo of the pilot that we've been doing. So we've been working together to provide a better view of OpenStock projects and how things that are scattered among different companies can be put together. And this morning, Sanjiva, if you go to the next slide, we'll go through this project that we've worked on with Zazel, give an overview of that together with a brief introduction to OpenStock. Then we'll see the demo of the pilot with Wicked Smart powering it. And Sanjiva will give a brief overview also of Zazel and we'll look at the next step of where we can go with this project, how it can better serve the OpenStock community and live some time for Q&A after that. Next, so just many of you probably are already familiar with OpenStock, but just to reiterate, what OpenStock is trying to achieve is to become the cloud computing platform that can meet needs for private and public providers of clouds that want to be simple to implement that must be scalable. It started two years ago, a little over two years ago and with that intention in mind to become ubiquitous. So it wants to be large, it wants to be huge, it wants to have a large participation of the ecosystem from developers that build the platforms to users that deploy the platform and other users that consume the APIs, consume the platform. And we work on code and we have OpenStock, a large believing communities and participation. Next, and being born with that DNA in mind of large ecosystems, we have seen large growth in our communities, from conferences and these to number of developers growing month over month. The latest release is just in out this week with participation from over 300 developers from almost 60 companies. The OpenStock Foundation that launched this last month to has seen contributions coming in from a lot of large corporations, all major Linux distributions that are supporting OpenStock. The large corporations are developing on top of OpenStock, are contributing to OpenStock in many aspects. Next. So what it provides is basically three building blocks, main building blocks and shared services. So that OpenStock can be considered somehow a cloud operating system a full-blown operating system that you can imagine sitting on top of Thunder's hardware across a whole data center. And if you go next, we look at the capabilities with compute that provides tools of computing on demand and the project name is called NOVA. The block storage, which is volumes, it was in NOVA and now it's in its own project code name Tinder. Object storage, which is Swift, it provides petabytes of storage on standard hardware and network, virtual networking capabilities so that provides OpenStock pieces through quantum can have fully automated networks, virtual networks. And then on top of this, there is a web dashboard with self-service and role-based capabilities so that users can help provision their own virtual machines and get their own block storage and network storage configured and fed up. And administrators can also run tasks through it. And the shared services like authentication and image service called Keystone and Glam and all these pieces together have their own, are developed through public community-based management where the technical leaders are elected by the developers themselves. There is no mandated like paper play type of configuration inside the community. It's all based on technical merits and there are no forces. I mean, the forces that make all the development happen are all based on the technical meritocracy. So that's a lot of code. There is a lot of decisions to be made. There is a lot of pieces that fly around inside the OpenStock community developing OpenStock. And the community picks and uses tools to help manage all of this and they're all different and they all sit in different places. So we have a wiki powered by Moin that got some of the information in it for tracking some parts of the documentation, the discussions for proposals of new features or discussions about how to do things inside the community. Launchpad is the main repository nowadays for requirements and blueprints and bug tracking. It also maintains the identity of all the members of the OpenStock developers community. Then there's the kit repository, the version control system hosted on GitHub and Garrett itself where we keep all the code with all the changes and we keep also the documentation in there. Garrett with Core Code Review Scala. It's fairly new Jenkins that does all the gating for all the commits and then we have email lists and forums in other places for collaboration. So all of this content is separated and there is very little interaction between this different silos. The identity is the signal sign-on is basically the only thing that works across all of these systems and other information among all of these is complicated and separated. And it's hard to find a correlation between a bug and a discussion that happened on a mailing list for feature and how the decision to implement that feature came through or who had been working on that feature. So this complexity is something that community manager has to deal with every day and I always wanted to have something where I could get an overview of the community of everything that has happened in the community and try to make sense of all together because I get questions from management sometimes that ask me, why did we get to implement that feature? Why, who had been working on that feature and how did we came to that decision to implement it? How much did it cost to implement it? And how many, how much did it cost pain when we got through it and how much value did we get out of it after we implemented it? And these are kind of questions that nowadays with systems that are scattered all across different, they are not collaborating that where you cannot extract information easily from it. It's a very hard to answer. So next, it's, the main challenge is giving the disability to all the work that is being put into OpenSpark as a project by different actors in it is what led to work on the pilot with Richard Smart and Gagel. Wanted to find the interoperability among all this project, or take a possibility to trace back what happened, who did something, why did that something happen and also this is to allow better collaboration within the community members so that also everybody that is involved can get a better knowledge of its actions. Next one. So with the pilot, we started to get the idea of integrating Launchpad with the bottom management system and the requirement management with the version control system and put this information correlated together inside the dashboard that in the pilot, for the pilot is powered by Confluent and the correlation is managed by the Wicked Smart contact server. Next one. So the idea is for the pilot is to have answer simple questions. So who are the most active users? What their trends into activity have been contributing more or less? What is happening to bugs? Are they getting fixed over time? Are they just increasing in quantity of open dimes? And also the other question is how to correlate information among companies and users. For the future and going beyond the idea to make this information available in a more in a creative way publicly but also make it possible that it can be combined with private information inside the corporation that are contributing to open stack. So for example, the possibility to from a future request that comes to a customer that is therefore filed inside the corporate sales force then have that future request inside the sales force will generate a lot of action inside the community on the public side of open stack project. And we pray back that the work being done in the community back to the sales force future request is something that I probably say is interesting and could be one way to move forward with this pilot. Also, I'm interested in like how much to the company put inside the open stack community in terms of involvement, code and all of that and how much did they get back from these contributions. So start to illustrate or make it visible make more visible the value that the community provides. Next, I think this is time for Sanjeev to give a demo and talk a little bit more about what we've tried to achieve. Great, thank you Stefano. Greetings everyone, this is Sanjeev Matt. So what I will talk about is really two things here. One is to demonstrate some of the work that we did for the pilot that Stefano had described earlier in terms of demonstrating some of the capabilities that could be achieved with WickedSmart. And then second, I will also explain how it achieves this level of integration. And one of the things to point out is that WickedSmart is open source and available on source boards. All of the features and capabilities that you will see that are implemented in this pilot are built into the stack and we definitely encourage open source communities in particular to adopt it and contribute to WickedSmart's evolution. So in terms of the pilot demo, what I want to show is how we have unified information from two sources, GitHub and Launchpad, into a context which is the WickedSmart contact server. And then presented this information automatically within Confluence. Everything you will see is automatically generated in terms of Wiki pages and Wiki content. And of course, Confluence then further provides an environment for collaboration, for adding comments, for having discussions there related to particular objects such as bugs or check-ins or user organizations or depositories. And then also you can embed reports and passports, for example, within Confluence so the whole community can come together into a single environment where all information that is relevant to them exists and they can search for things rather than having to go to specific tools to look for information. So the demo consists of a number of different views, for example, view by organization and committers. We'll show you how you can follow and commit to what bug gets related to what are the other activities of that committer, what are the activities related to the organization. And then of course, finally we'll talk about faceted search. This is really very powerful because now you have information that has been captured from multiple sources and you can find it in one place. You can look for it in one place and you can look for specific categories or concepts if you will. You can search for a bar or you can search for a commit or you can search for a particular user or a comment and so it's much more precise and faster. So let's go to the demo. And what I will show you here as I mentioned earlier is you're looking at Confluent Wiki where we have captured where we are presenting all of the content. And so in the home space, for example, for this particular pilot project, we embed a couple of reports. Daily commit activity here and daily bug resolution activity here. So this is again all dynamically generated information so as activities are occurring within Launchpad, within GitHub and then as we integrate other tools, all of that information will automatically be presented here. Then you'll also see some anchor points on the right, organizations, depositories, users, and of course you can add additional ones for bugs or projects, requirements and so on. And again, as I mentioned earlier, all of the content that you'll see here is automatically generated. So let's go to organization, for example. So now we'll explain how we achieve this. So what we have done here is if we look at GitHub, GitHub primarily represents commit activity by user and users have some optional relationships to organizations and users have some contact information like email and so on. And then of course in the comments within the commit, there may be also some reference to a bug which exists in Launchpad. So we have done reconciliation here wherever it was possible just as we are demonstrating where we related a commit to certain files commit to user and then user to organization and also in situations where there wasn't information related to the organization then we went into Launchpad to see if we could find some correlation. And then so trying to bring all of that together into a single store if you will so that you can now start to have different kinds of views for each one of these objects. So here you can see by a view by organization. So here are all the organizations, their IDs, their logins, and whatever emails have been registered. And then here is all of the commit and bug related activity for the organization. So the commit comes from GitHub and then orange but here is all of the orange bars are basically all the bugs that have been picked up from Launchpad. And this data is actually for a particular period in time although in a normal deployment this would be real-time information that you will capture and it will be showing you whatever the current level of activity exists. So now some of the other things. Let's take a look at one of these organizations for example. We can go to Rack Space Hosting. And now you will see again as I had pointed out earlier these are form-based templated pages. So all pages will have a consistent look and feel and they're very easily customizable. But the idea that we wanted to present here is that you can have all of the information relevant to the organization automatically generated and presented. So however, the number of commits that have been done by Rack Space Hosting, the number of bugs, how many bugs are assigned to that organization potentially to different individuals. Logging information, email, blog and so on. Who are the contributors for this organization? What are the repositories that they own? The commits, the resolve bugs, the history here for example. So between January and June is the data that we have chosen for this pilot. And then of course activities on a monthly basis. So this is again as I said, this is all generated. Now the other thing here to look at is the Wicked Smart Pleasant Confluence gives you these smart forms so that you can add additional attributes related to that particular object or concept. So here, if we want to capture the organization description, know it's in any other information, we can extend it within the Wicked Pages context of that organization regardless of whether the organization was picked up from Launchpad or from GitHub. So that's the general implementation. Now we can go back to the home page and look at some of the other information that we've captured. So for example, repositories. So you can go to the repositories page and you'll see the repositories and branches that exist out there. So for multiple projects and multiple repositories, you will see that single anchor page if you will that will give everybody information about all of the details. And then again, since we were only working with Nova, so here's a page that describes something about Nova. What is the repository? EURL? Who's the owner? What's the site? And what are all the branches and any other information that needs to be captured? So again, in this particular case, we have pulled all of this from GitHub itself and created formal relationships within the contact server that described the repository. And then again also finally the user. So you can start with the organization and go to users, so you can just look at the users themselves to see who are all the active users out there in terms of bug fixes, in terms of check-ins and so on. And so for example, if we were to look at for instance any particular user, Brian Walden for instance, and this information related to Brian Walden is automatically pulled in from GitHub from any activity that Brian may have been involved in within Launchpad itself, so some description and notes related to Brian, commit activity. And now you can see even more information like what are the commits, with some description related to the commits, and what bugs, if any have been referenced for that particular commit. And again, all these links will take you directly to the source of this information. And if we were to, for example, integrate Gareth into this mix, then you would also be able to see any code reviews that have been done and who participated in the code reviews. So this is one aspect of this integration where information from two different sources have been pulled in, reconciled and captured in a formal way using a very rich meta-model, so then now you can represent it in so many different views, if you will. And the second aspect of it that's also very powerful is the search. So for example, within Confluence itself, now we can search for various things that may either come from Launchpad or from GitHub. So for example, if I want to search for, and this is what we call the fastest search, because you're actually searching for a specific concept, so you can search for a commit, you can search for a requirement, at any point in time you're searching for something very specific. So we can say we want to look for commits by Vishwananda. And now it will show me all the commits that he has been involved in. But when you see the search, you'll see that it's, first of all, it's only returning commit results. It's not matching on particular text streams. So these are all commits, and the commits are actually done by Vishwananda. And then in both cases, it turns out the commits are related to a bug. So you can click on the bug and, you know, the Zagel semantic depository provides you with a graph-based knowledge base, if you will, which then allows you to traverse. So we can see that this commit is related to a bug. There's information about the bug. And the bug actually was reported by Jesse Andrews. So you can see something about Jesse Andrews, for example. For example, what's the ID? Any attributes? What are the commits that Jesse has done? What bugs that he's been assigned and what bugs that he reported and so on and so forth. And so you can continue to navigate across the graph in this model, in this way. You know, as you're exploring all the different activities. So this gives you some semblance of traceability, if you will, because you can really trace all of these different events and activities and people across various objects. And then, of course, there's also the idea of just being able to do search. So if I'm going to look for a bug, for example, and I can say, show me all the bugs related to live migration, then I will get all bugs related to live migration. So in this case, it's just doing a texting match, but it's actually matching against particular concepts. Now, I can also say I want to search for commits related to live migration, and I'll see all the commits that have been done related to that. In this particular case, this commit also has an associated bug. And then, of course, as before, you can continue to explore in terms of who's the reporter about, what else have they reported, for example, and so on and so forth. So that's actually the demo. Now, let me come back to explaining how this works. So as Stefano had pointed out earlier, this is basically the architecture. If you look on the left, you've got Launchpad and GitHub, for example, and you've got, so for all of these different tools, whether they're hosted or whether they're on premise, we can smart provide connectors, and you can also build connectors on your own. And again, that's really for the open source community in particular to contribute more and more integration potential for this platform. For each one of these connectors, you can see that there are certain concepts that they represent. For example, Launchpad, as Stefano had pointed out, represents projects, requirements, bugs, and so on. GitHub represents check-in commits and so on, and users and organizations. So we're pulling all that information into a contact server. And then from there, that information can be retrieved by any of the tools. So this gives you both integration and interoperability. So in this pilot, you only saw how information is just pulled into Confluence, but it is also, of course, possible that that information can be rendered back within GitHub or Launchpad, or Confluence itself can be a contributor to information. For example, any description or comment related to organizations or commits. Wicked Smart, at a higher level, is an information unification platform. So it comes with a very elaborate knowledge model that describes all the different concepts related to software engineering, everything from projects, requirements, test cases, bugs, check-ins, and so on and so forth, across all stages. And so that knowledge model is what is used to start reconciling information that can be captured from multiple sources. And then the connectors, parts that allow you to do some of the reconciliation in terms of matching and parsing as it comes in so that you can customize, depending upon what you're pulling and from what tool. So in this case, for example, you've got Launchpad, you've got GitHub, Git, potentially Jenkins, and you can capture other tools here as well. And so all of those tools can be unified in a single repository. And so then the information is not only contextual, but it also has very formal relationships captured. And let's talk a little bit, just the introduction to Zagel. Zagel, I founded Zagel in 2006. Our first product was launched in 2009. The mission behind Zagel is what you've, what I've described already. It is to integrate teams, tools, processes, and knowledge, particularly across heterogeneous tool environments across geographies. We have partners with Lassie and Zenda, HPE, Salesforce, and HRAP, as well as system integrator partners. I urge you to look us up on info all the next few times. There's been some very interesting press coverage, as well as our customers. So we get smart platform benefits just really briefly. There's instant integration. So you install the connectors, you point them to the contact server, and things start to automatically get captured and interrelate. It's smart solutions, meaning there's template-based composite applications you can create even within Confluent itself that start to integrate environment and allow you to a lot richer application behavior in terms of process flow. And then, of course, the information is insightful because now you're not just doing text searches and finding all matches within Wikipedia, for example, but you're actually doing faffeted search where you're looking for very precise information. And you can have dashboards and reports embedded. We showed you dashboards within Confluent. We showed you search within Confluent. But the same search could be implemented as an open source or gadget, for example. The dashboards and reports could be captured within a portal or any other application. And, of course, Wicked Smart, not only is it open source, but it's based on open standards. So Wicked Smart is based on Jenna, which is a semantic application platform. It's an Apache project. Wicked Smart, the queries and reports that you saw, for example, are based on Sparkle language, which is W3C standard. And the repository itself is an idea of X and L. So, Stefano, on that note, I will turn it back to you for next steps and conclusions. All right, so, yeah. So thank you. Thank you for the demo. I guess we have a few questions. So I want to skip through rapidly about the potential next steps and how to proceed further, and then we can go rapidly to answering the questions. So this is the next slide, please. So we started with fairly simple ideas, integration of – started with integrating only LaunchPad and GitHub. And we want to go on and we would like to keep integrating more of those of the systems that are around OpenStack that OpenStack uses, the community uses. And we also want to start thinking of what to do next. I mean, once we have integrated these systems, what questions do we want the community – what questions would you want to find an answer in this unified view? Next one. And one of the ideas that we haven't had in mind was to have something like a public portal for everyone. So where everybody, including members of the Foundation or non-members of the Foundation, can go a little – can have a unified view of what's happening inside OpenStack across the projects and across the tools that are used to develop OpenStack. So they can see what's happening. See who's working on what and all that. And then have another view also to provide that information inside the corporations that are contributing to OpenStack. So that they can avoid, for example, duplicating bugs between their internal bug tractors and the public bug tractors that sometimes I noticed it happened when it's a customer that files a bug that is not simply a bug for a particular implementation of OpenStack or a particular distribution, for example, OpenStack, but it's a generic bug. So that bug ends up being duplicated somewhere else. And the history of that bug cannot be traced back or cannot easily be traced back into the origin of that artifact inside the project. So that sort of bridge between corporate content with the OpenStack community site, something that may be interesting. But for all of this, I would like to have feedback from the community, from the individual members of the Foundation, individual developers to the corporations themselves. We go to the next slide. And we put out a survey with very simple questions that would like you to give a look at and provide your feedback. You can tell me what you would like to see. And of course, there is the OpenStack. The blog post has got more links to further discussions at the OpenStack Summit next week or in 10 days. Go back. So I hope to see most of you in San Diego, but I saw that there are questions. So I will repeat the questions so that we have them in the recording. And Sanjeev, you can answer them because they're mostly for you. There is a question from Tom that asks, capture and integrate that is mentioned with the capability of Wicked Smart. What's the travel time between capture and when the views will be available? Exactly. So the question is between capturing information from tools and having the view, the lifetime between that? Right. Yeah, I think that's the question. Okay, yeah. So it is, in Wicked Smart, you would expect to have it in real-time because Wicked Smart's model is primarily transactional. So the connectors act as listeners and they are listening in on all the transactions. Any activities that occur within the tools themselves, all activities are captured and of course they're made available and they're accessible in real-time. Right. And John Dickinson is asking if the tools can associate bugs with commit, with email list threads and Twitter conversations. Yes, that is the direction that we'd want to go. And of course the key here is to try to find all the potential leads that allow us to reconcile between them. For example, between the check-in and bug, the association was by scanning for a bug ID within the check-in itself and then using that to go to LaunchFact and retrieve information about the bug. So it would be the same in terms of Twitter and other social media tools, for example. Right. So another question is how does, from Alvaro, how the data is captured from different data sources? We are actually capturing data from the application, not so much from data sources, although it is also possible. So we do not actually go, in this case, the information is captured through from GitHub and LaunchFact and we are actually, we're using REST interfaces for that. So we can do queries against the tool directly or against the application in that case and pull information. But as I said, there's a number of different mechanisms that would get smart allows. So it all depends upon what you want to integrate. You can just pull in CSV files. If you happen to have some static data available, you can have connectors which we also provide for JIRA, for software and Salesforce and DEST where it's actually the, each one of the connectors is a listener and so as activities are happening in this application, they're capturing help times. And then you can also, basically, use REST interfaces to pull information if you want to do this, for example, for seeding data or for just pulling it one time. Another question by John Dickinson is how do you create the metadata with each content source created? Sorry, I didn't hear that clearly. How do you create the metadata for each content source? Right, so the metadata does not represent the content source. The metadata actually represents the knowledge model that represents the core concepts. So we get smart currently provides, I think close to about 20 oncologies or metamodels, if you will, that represent all these core concepts like project requirements, stages and so on, as I mentioned. And so they cover all stages of a software engineering life cycle, including process, not only applications. So the metadata is not specific to any particular application. The information from GitHub, for example, was not captured in a GitHub-specific repository. And what that means, actually, and it's a really good question, because what it means is that if you were using five different potentially version control systems, you know, Subversion and GitHub and a few others, for instance, then information from all of them would show up in the same place.  It doesn't matter what application it comes from. And so you would still see a commit, but the source may be GitHub or your local Subversion environment or something else. Same thing with bug. I mean, it could have been a bug from Launchpad, or it could have been a bug from Jira. It doesn't matter. It shows up and it captures as a bug. Cool. Are there any more questions? Everybody's still alive listening? All right. So, as I said, this is a very important project for, I believe, for the OpenStack community. Being so complex, being so large and growing at this rate, I expect the complexity not to diminish, but to keep going up, and we need to have better tools to manage to know what's going on, to understand what's going on. And I definitely ask you to go and give us feedback. Let me know what you think of this pilot in particular. What you think, in general, the OpenStack Foundation can do to make it easier for you to understand what's going on inside OpenStack, what's going on inside your organization, your team, your group, how to reduce the problems created by this complexity. And, yeah, the survey is very simple. It's very fast. Please go and answer those questions. And we will have another session at the OpenStack Summit, October 17 in San Diego. So, if you're interested in the topic, please join that session too. We will keep continuing. And I hope you enjoyed this. So, thank you very much. Thank you, Sanji. Yeah, we'll put the presentation on the slide share too. So, you have the rest of it. Thank you very much. Bye-bye.


What do I know about human psychology? One thing above all, I know that people make assumptions. Hey, if I walk on stage with a cardboard box, and I toss it on stage, and it skids over to the side of the stage, I want people to believe it's empty. It may be empty, or it may have something concealed in it. But if it looks like an empty box as it spins across the stage, I've won the battle. If I say, here's an empty box, wrong. They'll say, oh, I don't know about that. This guy's a magician. He's setting out to fool me. But if I handle it like an empty box and just drop it in place or on a chair, I don't say much about it, and then go ahead and use it. They make the assumption that it is empty. Oh, you make assumptions too. I don't want to see any people saying, oh, not me. No way. I don't make any assumptions. Of course you do. You came in here and sat down on these chairs. Did you test them first? No? No, I didn't see anybody feeling it and springing out and asking, would you sit in this to test it for me? No. I didn't see anything like that. You assume that these chairs will handle your weight and they won't fall over, collapse, or break. That's true. No, I travel all over the world, as you know. I travel to every corner of the world and every city and every culture, and we see traffic lights there. Oh yeah, red, amber, green. It's an internationally agreed upon set of rules. And I can tell you from experience that you know that red is always on top. Just threw that in just for a little education here. Red means stop, green means go, and of course, yellow means go like hell. That's universal all over the world. I can assure you that it applies all over the world.  And you assume from past experience and from your expectations due to your education and your knowledge of the subject that you can step off the pavement and cross the street in relative safety without getting run flat, except in York City, of course, there are exceptions to every rule. You make that assumption, but you make another assumption along the way. You don't test the road first by putting your foot on it to see whether it's firm. It may be strawberry jello covered with a thin layer of macadam. You don't know. Not likely, but you don't know. You assume that you can walk on that pavement. I allowed you to assume a few things when you walked in here today. I fooled you on both of them. Yeah. I allowed you to make assumptions from your observations. I was introduced from this podium. This microphone was used, but this microphone is not functioning. And I can't see you. I don't know what you look like because I'm not wearing glasses. I am wearing frames. You assumed automatically that there were lenses in those frames. Why not? Why would anyone wear simple frames? Not very likely.  There we are. Oh my god. Yes. I'm seeing you for the first time. Folks, we all make assumptions. If we don't, we become catatonic. But we've got to be very careful about what assumptions we make and don't make. For more of James Randy and the Educational Foundation, make sure you visit randy.org.


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So we're here with InForce, so who are you? My name is Vasu Madabuchi. I'm a director of marketing at InForce Computing. And InForce produces eco-friendly, small-found factor, single-board computers based on Snapdragon processors from Qualcomm. What you're seeing here is the 6410, and this has the Snapdragon 600 processor. And what we do is bring out all the excellent functionality and IOs that the Snapdragon processor provides. This has quad-core straight CPU running at 1.7GHz each. Adreno GPU has hexagon DSP and what you see here is... This is Snapdragon 600. Yeah, this is based on Snapdragon 600. What is this? That's an adapter card for a camera. Yeah. It's a 3.5 megapixel camera that you can put into the Mipi CSI lane. And what do we have around here? And these are audio connectors and it also has a gigabit internet, USB 3.0, LVDS for your displays. It has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth as well. All right. And it's ideally suited. So is this one? Yeah. So since when do you sell this? Well, we've been selling it for the past more than a year now. So what do people do with it? Okay. So the 6410 can be used in wide variety of applications including video conferencing, in robotics, in drones, in head-mounted displays that uses virtual reality and augmented reality and in medical imaging devices as well. Those are, broadly speaking, some of the verticals that the 6410 can be used. So how many people are using it right now? We have over 400 customers that have purchased the board for various purposes. How much is the board? The board costs $149. $149. And it's priced very attractively so that it helps the developer community to build devices and appliances right off from our website. You can order it. And this is a product-ready single-board computer. And what I have here is the Snapdragon 805-based single-board computer. It comes in a very compact Pico ITX form factor. Can you lift it up a bit? Yeah. So this is the 805. Yeah, Snapdragon 805. The processor is 32-bit. Yeah. It has a quad-core great CPU running at 2.7 gigahertz. And that's the great 450. And then you have Adreno GPU. And what kind of connectors do you have? Okay. This has your USB 3.0, gigabit internet, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS. And then this has your micro-HDMI and EPCSI and EPDSI connectors as well. You can connect up to three cameras for a total of 55 megapixels. And this is the IFC 6540. That's right. How much? And this costs $249. Since when do you sell this one? We've been selling this since September of this year. So it's pretty new. Yeah. This is the same processor you'll find in the Samsung Galaxy 5 smartphone. S5 and stuff like that. Yeah. It just got released this summer. Even the Note 4 thing. Note 4 as well. Right. And this is running on it? Yeah. So what you see there is actually from a video on YouTube. This is running Android KitKat. They have Android support. All right. Cool. All right. Cool. All right.