Welcome to India Nightly. I'm Huma Di Mark. This edition stops stories. Members of the House of Assembly and Senate to be sworn in when Parliament convenes. The Ministry of Health devises a new strategy to encourage COVID vaccination. An Honourable Joachim Henry speaks to consolidation in attaining equity and social justice. The first session of the 12th Parliament is scheduled for Tuesday, August 17, 2021. Members of the House of Assembly will meet at 10 a.m. and members of the Senate will meet at 11 a.m. They will take their oath of allegiance or affirmation and be sworn in as members of the Parliament. Thereafter, both Houses will meet in joint session to receive a message from His Excellency, Deputy to the Governor General Errol Charles. In keeping with the protocols established by the authorities for management of the COVID-19 crisis and with a view of ensuring that established protocols are ahead too, members of the public will not be allowed to the Chimbal Gallery during the sittings. The public can view the live proceedings on the National Television Network, NTN, Channel 122, Government of St. Lucia, Facebook and YouTube. The Ministry of Health, Wellness and Elderly Affairs is devising a new COVID-19 communication strategy with specific messaging tailored to vaccination. Minister Hon. Moses Jabattis and Prime Minister Hon. Philip J. Pierre have held discussions with flow executives on how the telecommunications company can collaborate with the government on an extensive outreach and education program to sensitize the public on all aspects of vaccination debate and COVID-19 management. Tecla Jabattis is the Assistant Principal Nursing Officer and Immunization Manager in the Ministry of Health, Wellness and Elderly Affairs. We see the highest uptake in our persons 50 years and older, followed by those who are 25 to 49. And of course, if you look at the difference between that and the lowest uptake, which is our persons, our younger population, persons 18 to 24, you'll see how significant it is. So of course, our re-strategized campaign is really going to be geared and focused towards the younger population. I mean, there's still a big portion of the population who fall within the other age categories who we expect to turn up for vaccines because they, I mean, what we want is to achieve that 70%. But we really want to focus and we really want to encourage the younger age groups to get vaccinated. A mere 14.1% of the population has been fully vaccinated against COVID-19. The data shows that the younger segment of the population is the least vaccinated. The persons having concerns about how fast the vaccine was developed. And we know these are some of the things that continue to affect the acceptance and the increased uptake of the vaccine. So this is the reason why we continue to educate and will be really intensifying our campaign strategy and our public education. So that persons are provided with the necessary information so that they can see the importance of the vaccine and of course, make informed decisions to protect themselves, their loved ones and those around them. Assistant Principal Nursing Officer and Immunization Manager in the Ministry of Health, Wellness and Elderly Affairs, Sir Klaja Baptist. Meantime, the Director of the Pan American Health Organization, Paho, Dr. Karissa Eitian has made a strong appeal to citizens of the Caribbean to be vaccinated in order to protect themselves against COVID-19. The statement comes as several countries in the region are facing spikes in COVID-19 cases and the introduction of the Delta variant. I want to make a special appeal to my fellow Caribbean persons to please we have to be extremely careful. We have limited bed capacity and limited ICU capacity in our small islands. We also in smaller Muslim smaller islands, we have limited expertise in terms of the number of healthcare workers, the number of respiratory therapists, the number of anesthetists and our health systems will become overwhelmed very quickly. I don't know the sources of the information that is triggering this level of vaccine hesitancy. I can tell you that they are not scientifically proven and I want to appeal to you to listen to the sources where you have truthful, scientifically based information and evidence. Continuous spread of variants of concern can lead to the overwhelming of the Caribbean healthcare systems. Dr. Eitian assured Caribbean citizens that the vaccines work, particularly those that received emergency use listing from the World Health Organization, WHO. The proof, she said, is that of the people that are now hospitalized in severe illness and death, more than 95% of those have not been vaccinated. To be protected, you need to receive the full dose. If it's two doses, you need to receive the full doses. One dose does not protect you. And please, the best vaccine for anyone is the one available to you. So please make use of vaccines that are available. But at the same time, please adhere to the public health measures. It is really foolhardy to not adhering to public health measures, not becoming vaccinated in a situation where capacity is limited in terms of hospital capacity. It is really foolhardy. We are playing with our lives. So my appeal to you is get up, wake up from that slumber, wake up from that dream. Because we know that the vaccines are safe, they do have side effects. Those are extremely rare. And I want to assure you that we are monitoring the occurrence of those side effects. They are being monitored nationally, regionally and globally. Dr. Etienne encourages Caribbean nationals to follow the protocols in place for their safety and protection. To date, over 1.1 million people in the Caribbean, comprising of about 15% of the population, have been fully vaccinated. According to Paho figures, this excludes Haiti, which recently began its vaccination effort. And back here at home, the Saint-Douche Football Association SLFA is playing its part in the national vaccination campaign. Lyndon Cooper is the president. For us to return to full-fesh football, as you have seen, that there are no spectators for club championship. We must move in an area of going on a pro-vaccination drive. Let me reassure you that the SLFA remains committed to encouraging and to ensuring that all its members, all its players are vaccinated within a prescribed period of time. Football is one of the dominant sports in Saint-Douche, which brings communities to life. The SLFA president says it is crucial for fans to be in the stands. The amended protocols stipulate that spectators and crowds will not be allowed at approved sporting activities. We will give due consideration during, before the commencement of the inter-district competition to ensure that we have spectators back into the stands. But there are only any consideration is going to be for vaccinated persons. President of the SLFA, Lyndon Cooper. The Minister for Equity, Social Justice and People's Empowerment says the ministry has a crucial role in the development of the nation. Hon. Joakim Henry shared his vision for the ministry as he visited with staff of the various departments. More in this report. On Thursday, August 12, 2021, the newly appointed Minister of Equity, Social Justice and People's Empowerment met with staff of the ministry. Hon. Joakim Henry stated that his mandate will be to strengthen existing programs and to foster a culture of caring, humility and empathy for people as it pertains to the ministry's mandate. What I would do as the new minister is to help strengthen those programs, bring the caring aspect and being closer to our people. I'm hoping that we could bring a new, revive a culture of treating our people well. Even when they come to the ministry, if a pregnant mother comes in, give her room to sit comfortably. Those who are lactating and have to breastfeed their child do not leave them standing outside but take them to the conference room and not just do it in the ministry, but also extend that sort of sensitivity to our people on the outside at the various health centers or schools where people go for service. We need to make our people feel well. We need to put them first. The mandate of the Ministry of Equity, Social Justice and People's Empowerment is to promote, support and facilitate the participation, development and organization of our people in utilizing their resources to effect self-directed change towards the economic, social, cultural, political and spiritual advancements of themselves, their communities and the nation. Reporting from the Ministry of Equity, Social Justice, Local Government and Empowerment, I am Shivraimarius. And now this notice. The Ministry of Equity, Social Justice and People's Empowerment wishes to notify all public assistant program old clients from the castries districts that payments for the month of July will be made from Monday, August 16th to Wednesday, August 18th, 2021. The payments will be made at the castries down hall from 9 a.m. This is NTN Nightly. Promise Hutchinson is up next. Stay with us. Caribbean ties are connected people then and now. A unique exhibition that presents the diversity and complexity in the Caribbean before the arrival of the Europeans. August 1st to the 31st at the 100-year-old Anglican Annex open daily, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Be part of the past, still present today through stunning exhibits accompanied by live cultural street entertainment. Save the dates. August 1st to the 31st. Welcome back. We now join Promise Hutchinson for the NTN Nouvelle Quiolle. Thank you so much. Thomas, M.M.D. Department of Universities and Performing Arts. A government set aside G.I.S. and Samoib. National Television, N.D.N. Opposite Nouvelle, Quiolle. Opposite O.P.R. Prime Minister. The Ministry of Health and the largest citizens of the government set aside. For the NTN to perform the grant set aside. Where the coronavirus wave is at its peak. With the first six incomes of the Delta variant, the world will have managed to improve its first address while the third will have to go beyond this area. The Ministry of Health and the National Television with me as a minister who has the responsibility to serve the government. We have Philippe J.P. with me as an official minister of health. I am very concerned about the Delta variant. Because scientists and doctors with official ministers have said that the Delta variant can affect people faster, can affect people younger, can affect people more than in hospitals in these countries with the Delta variant. Can affect people more than in me. With all the doctors, it is the kind of people I want to serve the government. Minister Jebartis said that doctors have discovered that since the last dose of the vaccine it is not easy to serve the government to serve the government as a common person who doesn't take the vaccine. And also, the people I can serve the vaccine can affect people with the Delta variant as a common person who can take the vaccine. That's how I want to serve the government. I want to serve the government with me as an official minister of health with me as an official minister of health with me as an official minister of health with me as an official minister of health with me as a kn supercomputer with me as a durch 소, uh Doctora, who is responsible for this work, can help us to improve the situation as quickly as possible. We have a meeting today with a professional who can help us to improve the situation in the first place. Many of these things are touristic. We have Dr. Ernest Hiller, and Secretary Permanay, who has started this consultation and all the departments that have fallen under the ministry. We are looking at how we can help these departments to pursue a new government vision in the country. Some of these departments that have visited were Invest St. Lucia. These departments have facilitated the business to help the people in the country and also to support the medical business that is able to navigate this business more effectively. In the State Department of Tourism, we have given four years to tell you and then invest St. Lucia to know in whose position these various programs have existed. We have these programs to help the people in the country and also our program called Boost. This program is a program that can help the people in the first place, not only in the campaign, but also in the youth economy. We have created all these programs and all these plans to help people in St. Lucia and we are looking at how we can help all these programs to help the people in the country with the government. Speaking of that, the Ministry of University of St. Lucia is responsible for the tourism industry, the creative sector, the investment, the culture, and the information. This is what Dr. Enesile said. He said that it will pay off. And then, yes, we have already visited the various departments that have fallen under the ministry and that we have found a good opportunity to start these departments that have made plans to establish a way to follow the government's vision for the next century to come. We have Dr. Hillet who is responsible for these various departments and also to follow the direction that the government is taking. This is the wood that I have planted for these departments. It has emptied these plants in these programs that I have planted in place to help to follow the government's plans to complete the first plan for the development of this department. Dr. Hillet said that we have a lot of information that will help us to make it possible to start the project and then to complete the production. Thank you very much. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. I thank Mr. Otta for the invitation to join me in the course. I would like to say that the course of life was very difficult to do. Thank you very much. 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When you go to your center and you enter at the application center remember to work as a team together You will not have a grown-up way with you You can use any of the strategies that we've been talking about in unit four. Okay. All right Third one. Yeah, so math center Tatiana, why don't you get the math center basket math center? Why don't you tiptoe to the area? All right. Great job math center get right to work. They're gonna be using the game Technology Center the iPads are back there for you begin please wonderful application center and teacher center


Okay, let's start Welcome to the service brokers one-on-one that extra something The conference is nearly finished now, but we are not finished with our stories. So If you weren't in the getting started track until now We're trying to get you folks with it into new topics and you know not faced Until now or if you're new to look to cloud foundry to get you started with the topics that are interesting And this talk is an introduction to service brokers. So you guys get started with the staff and get to know what a service broker is what it's doing for me and Why should I use that and what's the interest in that topic? So let's start First of all, my name is Christian bringer I'm working with you. Voila we're systems integrator and We are very much into service brokers. So that's why I'm here and I'm also an ambassador So if you're around have questions, we have these Things here these patches you see the Cloud Foundry ambassadors if you have questions to anything about Cloud Foundry reach out to us ask us We are also every at every conference. So you can also see us at the European Summit and we always will have some batch on us. So Feel free to ask us about anything about Cloud Foundry At least we will send you out to the guys who's at the most specific answers because we know that so Service brokers, what's Cloud Foundry about? Cloud Foundry is about shipping your app. So you want to ship your app You see if push it you're fine with it. It's cool. It's running. I don't have to care how it's deployed and and that's cool This is Bob he has shipped his app. He's cool with it and now he he wants to make his app even better But what he gets from Cloud Foundry is he's now a proud and deaf parity Because you can make several spaces push his app to the several spaces and by that a staging concept Which makes this the switch from a development perspective to production really easily? He can scale his app now. Yeah, whoo cool He also has routing. Yeah, he has domains for it. He has Routing over its app. That's all cool. That's the platform. What's the platform about? But what he doesn't have isn't database out of the box and that's not part of Cloud Foundry to have a database for backing up your app and There's where service and service progress comes in. So Cloud Foundry doesn't know how to ship my sequel database or something else But you know what you know is this that marketplace experience you go to see if marketplace you see all that that are the offerings I can I can create some service there. I can make some a switch between plans select one and that's an SSL SLO I get there. So someone is promoting me you get here and in super high Available database service, which might where you can put your loads in it, but that's not Cloud Foundry Cloud Foundry is only providing you with that information What in the background Cloud Foundry is doing is talking with a service program And you even want to have more things for the app. You may want to out of scale your app You want to get your locks somewhere centralized You want to have some changes in firewalls for your application automated You want to have maybe a message queue in front and all that stuff connect to the application at best as environment variables stuffed into your applications runtime so you can easily consume these variables in there as environment variables of your application in your runtime container and Utilize that to talk to you the message queue talk to the database and you don't care where it come from So that's part of the the experience the platform brings to you So what you have there as a concept is Cloud Foundry with its application and you have some servers of some And it's coming from some fantastic services. You don't care where it is For example, it could be and it's only an example Cloud Foundry as you have a web app and you have OpenStack and they're running in MySQL For example So what's the service broker for in that? Um, that's easy if you're a developer you go to your cloud controller and you say create service instance That's the first arrow here Then Cloud Foundry in the in the background caused the service broker. He knows he has told me that plan He he can create me that service In the background, he's deploying that creating something for you making a database. Maybe running some SQL scripts in the background Maybe creating new virtual machines or whatever And then test cloud found the cloud controller. Yeah, I've made that That's there if you want to use it Here the information for your application do it And then the application can directly interact with that service instance So The interaction on the runtime of the application isn't through that service broker. The service broker is some magic Adapter for your cloud foundry platform to get to the services to the customers And it doesn't have to care about the specific domain of that service. It doesn't know what that is doing It's handling its life cycle management Um, why is that possible? It's because of the open service broker API um That's a project Because that concept of having someone doing the stuff to get a service for you It's not only necessary for cloud foundry. It's also necessary for example Kubernetes And that's why the open service broker API First in the past was created for cloud foundry is nowadays Also, therefore kubernetes so you can plug that into kubernetes And then you have the same experience in kubernetes like you have it in cloud foundry And um the spec is out there. It's open. You can contribute to it. You can discuss it raise issues I need that for if you i'm developing a service broker I can say I need that feature in the api spec and it gets done And back to cloud foundry and kubernetes from there because they're implementing That api that's the way cloud foundry talks with the service broker It's open source you um on that uh address um So what is this all about? Um, what type of services could there be? um In the concept of the open service broker api. We are um have different kinds of services first of all we Divide between managed services and user provided service instances managed services. That's easy That's the things you get from the service broker and what's user provided service instances There's that call in cloud foundry cli cf create user provided service and you can put there in some jason What's that about? I have some service instance. It's already there Um, I don't want to make a service broker out for it And but I want to have that feeling of using one service broker So you can put the credentials to that service instance that ip address the username the password in that command as in jason format and then Your bind that service instance to your app Started and it's the same feeling like with the service broker but For that single instance and you have done the the work for the of the service broker by hand in that um The alternative um if you've managed With the service broker um, what are the different kinds of of services you can have for example? You have bindable services and you have non bindable services. Why should I have a differentiation in that? And bindable is you can put that on your application. It's something which is connected to your application which can Where you have to for example want to have credentials to your database inside of your applications runtime But at some points you may not want to have your service may is something more abstract You are on the space level of something. It's not specific for one application, but it's a thing in general For example, that could be some Stuff about you want to have provide your platform customers something like and service offering a support level They can book via the cf marketplace. It's nothing you can add to your databases But it is something which creates some stuff in the background through the service broker Maybe changes something in the account management of your that customer and it's bookable by the marketplace The other things Which you can have specific types of services are route services which are not binded to an application But to a route So you can say all the traffic that it's going through to my application I want first to go through that service instance and that service instances Is Looking at that stuff and deciding if it's going to put that to your service To your application instance or not So for example, it could be some Some security stuff scanning if there is some injection in the traffic Or it could be some kind of Load limiting stuff so you can Look into it and if it's too much of Communication going through to your application it cuts something off. It's all the stuff you want maybe have in that thing It's more like or less Men in the middle attack for your service. So your service is scanning that that that communication without your app knowing The syslog drain Service is the thing you can you have, you know cf logs Maybe you can get your logs from your application through your cfc li And but you also can say all the logs my application is doing Please send that to that address and that's the logs syslog drain services are for And the third Big group is volume services and special ones. These are I want to have an application and that container should have a mounted volume Inside it's an Not a persistent disk. Maybe you want to have there or a bigger disk and you want to use that It's a special very special case um In my opinion, uh, if you want to use it try don't to Because what you're getting is state in your application container and that's always a bit problematic Yeah, it's not really to a factor and it gets messy there So we talked a lot. What's the life cycle we talked from the open service broker api It that thing you fetch the catalog as with With your uh create service broker, um call, which is the operator is doing It goes, uh, you tell there's a url On the behind that url you find the service broker. It has credentials that are these platform fetch the catalog of that service broker What are the offerings of that? Then later on a customer can do a cf marketplace to look up which um services are offered And it says I want to create that service in the background the cloud controller says the service broker provision one instance So we get spun up a mysql database um later on it says bind my servers Bind that service to my app So we create a binding in the background Maybe it's created a user on that database a password for him and provides that back to your application Later on I say unbind that service and the service broker may delete that user on that database So the application even if someone grabbed the information the user credentials from that app environment is not able to access the database anymore with it And in the last we say delete that service because we don't need that database anymore and the database in the background is deleted by the service broker And this flow is always the same. That's the open service broker api the flow in the middle So it's all about rest calls and it's all about getting the interaction between um these two so there are also additional um optional interaction possibilities with the between cloud controller and the service broker above The ones I showed are the most important ones So why the hassle about service brokers and What are the use cases I can do? first of all If you look at database for example, we could have there an existing Service maybe a database cluster, which is already there and I want to provision the in there My service instances. So what I'm doing is I go to my dbms. I say create me a new database in your class in that cluster That's creating a service instance Or I want to maybe and then the binding would be create me user on that database Or second use case I have I want to have a single database instance, which is dedicated for my for my customer Which is a single VM. I spin up if you create a say create service instance So in the background, I do something maybe like bosh create an Vm spin it up install my dbms system on it and also creating the database in it And in the second step when the binding comes I do the same stuff I did like with the existing cluster, but that's a single instance for my application That could be something for load tests integration tests Why I don't want to hassle with the others or it could be something with With routing with load balancing with firewalling or whatever And the second thing could be then I like I did the existing dbms cluster I could also spin that up for one customer with a create instance So I instead of spinning up on a VM I spin up a high availability database cluster And get that running it could all where all the same things could be create service instance You can all these things hide behind that Abstraction idea so create service instance can mean many things So the big question is if I'm stuck with that problem I need a new service in my platform. I want to provide that to the developers Do I have read to a re-implement that whole open service proper API stuff? No. Please don't everyone re-implement all that service broker stuff for the life cycle There are frameworks out there Please use them because most of the code in your service broker is always the same There are frameworks for go for Java and other stuff use them because they have one benefit They already implement the service broker API perfectly Maybe there is a bug in it make a pull request let it be fixed Make a so use it for example my company is doing one of the one of the Java frameworks for you If you're interested in contributing, please do that. We are happy for contributors But it's open source. You can use it. Please do that So for example our framework works like that all the blue stuff The management of the catalog the creation of the service instances the creation of the service bindings Storing information about your service instance in some database in the background I'm talking to OpenStack Docker some existing service Bosch It's done by the Kubernetes. It's done by that Framework even these stuff here. It's already there. You have to choose what you want to use but you have it's there and what you can focus on is What does create a service binding mean for my sequel and that's the sql commands So this creates a database and this Creates users in it and deletes it So you only plug in the minimum amount of energy in creating a new service broker and what you have to provide is this For example a Bosch release deploying your database cluster or something like that Yeah, you have to do that, but you don't have to re-implement the Bosch API So Thank you. Well, let's make a jump to another topic service key management We talked about app binding binding it to an app with a user So but maybe at some point of time There is the point I need for debugging or for migration of data I need to direct access to the database at some point because It's databases. They're stateful. They're problematic And I don't want to do that as an operator of the platform doing the service broker That's stuff the application people should do because they know what they're doing in the database with the with their data What the application does if they might need to change the table It's not stuff that should be done by the provider of the service broker It should be done by the people doing the actually the actual stuff the project which is making the app So There's service key management. So New problem. I'm a developer I want to access the service That's what we did Now we want to do that So instead of Doing the information about how to access putting to the user and to the application. We want to put it to the user How would we do that? easy We exchange two parts of our lifecycle It's instead of create a binding a bind service delete service We say create service key Delete service key And there's a command in cfc li where we can look where I can look up the data The credentials to access them so I can look up I create a service key and look up that key and see what are the the access data to your application There are two possibilities What to have to do then to migrate your data first attempt The service broker creates a wonderful way that the data he's providing you are already accessible from your application developer side Because that database may never have or never should have a public IP address accessible from the internet But your developer is coming from the internet maybe So what you have to do is do some stuff that you can naturally access that So the IP address or the domain name he's get presented in that service key to access the database is Already accessible from the internet and if he when he deletes the service key That access will also be deleted. So you put that in the service broker The other temp is It's all local You do that, but what you also do is You create and container on app or a task And put that thing um Use that with cfssh and make an port forwarding through cfssh which works like you used to from ssh So you make a dash a big uppercase l And put the ports through and then you could access so that works If it isn't disabled by your platform operators So there are different approaches to that or you can say no, we don't want to do that And so the service broker people have to do the migration stuff So what you're doing essentially what I told you is the service broker in the if you make that public accessibles thing is doing that the cfx If you say it's create a service key the app a service broker is shifting some public Accessibility to that service instance and may shift it accessible in the internet Maybe with some proxying or some stuff And later on it removes that Think about what you're doing you're making your database accessible to the internet from the internet um Or You say there is an air gap um So you have to do the jump with a question mark through cfssh And the service key information is only another user. So when the service key is deleted No, one has access anymore with that data information to their instance so Now we can access interact with our application. We get a service spun up um But We heard a lot a lot about distributed infrastructures on that conference now we have platforms with cloud foundry installation and kubernetes installations all over the place they could be here that could be 500 We have for example a t mobile in the keynote today. They said they have 19 regions So these are different cloud foundry installations Where you everywhere have a marketplace and you have to Handle that so what you're ending up with is you have a user different cloud foundry installations They have both private networks and they're both exposed to the internet The user is living in that internet And first attempt is you have at each side a service broker which creates its own services They're not shared. They're not connected So you If you want to have data at both sides you have to find a way to Synchronize that at application level Second attempt is you have a service broker at each side. So it's accessible locally for you For your platform and you have some central service Maybe at some big cloud company like ibm the watson stuff or you have google cloud cache or some something else you want to use in your On-premise cloud foundry installation Then you have a service broker on your side accessing that service which is in the in based in the internet or in some central data center or something the third approach The service broker is at that side where the service lives. So All the platforms access this external URL because for cloud foundry the service broker is a URL It could be in the internet if you the cloud controller can access it It can talk to that service broker and that manages the public service available service and The most problematic part where it's get really messy Is distributed internal services so service brokers at each side They're producing services And they have to sync automatically the service brokers have to make up that linking So if I create a service on the right side and I create a service on the left side Magically they're stuck together and there may be a message queue Tunneling messages from one side to another But that's really messy stuff You have to have a very fit team of engineers doing that service broker stuff because You have to come up with this trip. It's distributed services. It's distributed state And this has to be spun up for you automatically. That's not easy Be careful when promising that to your users That's really hard You can do that it's possible, but it comes with Assumptions from the users. Oh now our data is always aware available at both sides Maybe maybe the latency kicked it off But There it is getting out of the focus of special applications from the general route to special applications. So There are many talks at that conference many other videos. Have a look at them. There are several Projects I'm trying to solve that problems That's not one-on-one anymore So When I'm doing my service broker, what are the pitfalls? What can what can I make problems with? Um That differences I try to hide them But there are different kinds of deployment of my service by my service broker If I want to unify that in one service broker that service broker gets complicated So use frameworks What else Multitenancy If you deploy a redis and you want to make it multi-tenancy possible happy fun because You have one password For all of it all the users all the connections It's one password if you want to have multi-tenancy you have to spin up another redis service with another password You can do that on the same machine. Maybe share that VM, but it has to be another process And so multi-tenancy is a really specific part of that special service A part in your framework. So it's it's really depending on that special service how to do multi-tenancy And it's really hard for some services to get that so from the different kinds of offerings I want to do Maybe some are not well suited for all of the services um Because multi-tenancy I may have to introduce by a Making these two's I cannot do that in existing clusters I may not want to share them But I can maybe spin up new instances per user So making new redis database for each one could be possible and you're fine with it um capacity bounds Really interesting when you're getting to databases The big old databases are really good at enforcing capacity bounds The new data businesses aren't that often They may are able to say or you can at least at max do that amount of of disk space But you're not able to limit memory or cpu so If you share some Some existing cluster You may have the problem that one user is grabbing all the cpu cycles and the other customer having issues with that And so if you do operations for it you get problems to see oh, we have that bad customer We should put him on a personal one a cluster and don't put him on on the existing shared one um session management There is normally an maximum amount of sessions each instance can do and for some services um The if the the connection is closed by the client It's not obvious for the service that it is closed So it keeps the session alive and it pollutes the amount of of sessions the service can hold So you have to have in the background some stuff like killing sessions that aren't used for some time or some stuff You have to do that and it's not part of maybe not part of the service broker It's not part of the Of the service broker api, but it's part of how you deploy the service. Maybe it's Something you have on your bush release. Maybe there's a process looking up if I have to kill these old sessions um That's the two operations like also like backup. Yeah, and this whole we talked about we didn't talk about backup But you have to have that So you have to maybe implement it maybe provide that possibility to your users With your service instances if you look if you have a service instance You make cf service service name and then you see the information of your service. That's always the possibility. There are two fields one is documentation There you can put in url where your users can find information about that service how to use it properly And there is in a field which shows you um A dashboard Use that because there you can make a backup management configurable or something like that, so These urls are shipped with a service instance creation to the to cloud front or kubernetes and then They can provide that to the user So he is able to manage that service instance to some point um also problematic version updates because ha Postgresql has some security issues. I want to switch over to the next version of postgresql. But because there it's fixed Okay, we deployed that service instance VMs automatically with bwash So we now have to manage the update of it but updating it maybe breaks some of the Specs of that database so some functionalities are were deprecated aren't available anymore So that has to be some some to some point visible to your To your consumer to use the application developer because he has to know when the switch happens But you may not have a service broker team have a back Communication channel back to your user um So what you have to do What you can do is there's the command update service instance Which the user can do so there you can maybe provide another plan Which you can update his service instance too So he switches from his old plan to the new plan with the new major version of postgresql Or maria maria db or whatever So you can couple of that in that part of your service instance lifecycle Plan changes you offered something now you don't want to offer that because it made too much issues Or you want to change what is offered with that service instance, but the service instance is already there That's a lifecycle management. You have to come up with Also, what is problematic is what to put in a service and what to put in the service plan What is part of services across several plans and what is part of a specific plan? You have to make that decision first If you want to make a service broker, you have to have a plan what you want to offer What is the service and what are slas but because slas are service plans Do I want to have existing clusters single services for tests? Instance for test do I want to have specific clusters for something? What do I do? What what is the service at its core? It could also be an email send it out to operations who do some stuff. Yeah, that could also be the service Create a ticket at some backlog whatever Have in mind first what you want to achieve Then start with the service broker Also monitoring of the Automatically created stuff. Yeah, you have to Plug that into some monitoring Also for maybe for the customers configuration management You may want to change configurations of that existing stuff. So you have to have a plan for that I'm only talking about these stuff because service brokers Aren't that simple on the first thing you have that simple api you have only to implement But why are we doing service brokers? It's because the stuff we didn't put in cloud foundry is the stuff that gets Really hard to maintain state is hard to maintain So we're putting that out of cloud foundry. So we have to make up plans how to maintain that outside in that service teams Um and part of it you can put in the service broker parts You can't but you have to make your decisions about it to be clear what you want to achieve with the service broker first and then do it often what happens management comes to product team We need a service in our market place do that. Please do that Come up with a plan for it implement it ship it to us And do it and then the the the guy is here. Okay. What's the service broker? Okay, I understand that api. I'm proliferated. Oh, I made a buck with the implementation Oh customers complaining that they get wrong errors from cloud foundry with Some mysterious messages that the service broker didn't work like cloud foundry expected. Okay Now now i'm using the framework. Now it should work. Oh, dude, you is hard Don't do that make the plans first Get people to know how to run that service how to manage it and then Ask them how to automate that processes and then put that in the service broker Make plans first then do the service broker And don't forget tests There are contract testers Out there for testing that your service broker implemented the specifications My company has one we're talking nowadays to make that officially Maybe that link changes to officially one of the open service broker api in the next days We're talking about how to do that best or if we want to Manage a list of available service brokers that are actual and maintained on the open service broker's api's list page Look out for these there are several at the moment. Um, we're checking if we Focus on one or doing difference If that changes that we will push the code maintenance on open service broker We will put a link on that address so we can find the new wash These are contract tests They only show that you keep the lifecycle correct so that cloud foundry correctly can Communicate with your service broker That doesn't do Smoke tests with your service broker services that doesn't know if the service you're provided you're created Is up and running after the it made the create instance and the service broker said yeah, i'm done Do these tests also and do it. It's crcd. You're creating a product here Test it Make lifecycle tests. It's like you're doing an app if you provide a database here a database creation automation you have to want to have Tests for it like you want to have it for your application So that could be for for example a crcd pipeline making the contract tests with a service broker Then making another set of scenario tests where you Create an instance and then have another app deployed which tries to connect to that service instance And if it fails you have done something wrong and if it's good you know that at least this application deployed to cloud foundry in a Test environment is able to access your service So if there are other customers say we can't access that it doesn't work for us. You can say my app does Let's talk about the differences. What do you do other than me? so Last but not least You know that 12 factor applications the apps you're deploying to cloud foundry. That's fun Your service broker can also be in four factor application But your databases may not Think about that what we're doing with the service broker is we are making Up from a service software as a service perspective down in the stack To maybe infrastructure as a service or hardware as a service or something. Yeah We are doing a depth adapter or here so Please be careful with it Have you make up your minds before doing it and doing it correctly In the first place because if you're providing service and customers think it's not working Their customers they go somewhere else. They complain You want them on your side. You want to make them happy. So think about that think about user experience when you create a service broker So that's us You can reach us to us if you have questions like I said Ambassador happy to answer your questions about cloud foundry and especially service brokers and services Yeah, if there are any questions come out with him Elsewise I'm out there And I'm available on the conference like here when I'm here. Thank you


Hello everyone. It's very honored to have you here join this lightning talk today. This is spoken from the TechCV community. I'm an infrastructure engineer at PINCAP, also a core contributor to the TechCV project. Besides, I'm a maintainer of Titan, which is a rock to be plug in for key value separation inspired by Whiskey. I'm going to give a presentation of how we support TTL in TechCV. First, what is TechCV? TechCV is an open source distributed transactional key value database. It became a graduated since that project last year. So far, we have over 9,000 stars and 300 contributors on GitHub, and there are over 1,500 adopters in production across multiple industries worldwide. TechCV is based on the design of Google Spanner and HBase, but simpler to manage and without the dependency on any distributed cell systems. Here is a picture showing the overall architecture of TechCV. The full data range is split into small areas called region, and there are three replicas in region by default. The replicas are scattered around into different TechCV nodes and keep confident by route. The placement driver stores the metadata of regions to provide clients with region routing information, and it is also responsible for auto-sharley and low balance. TechCV uses ROXDB as the underlying storage engine. On top of that, it provides horizontal scalability and high availability based on route. And unlike other traditional no-SQL systems, TechCV not only provides classical key value APIs, here we call it ROQV. But also both optimistic and pessimistic distributed transaction namely TransactionQV. Besides, it posts the Kuba Sizer API, which is similar to HBase to support the distributed computing, and it also provides the ability of elastic scheduling and geo-replication. For TTL, we talked about is mainly supported in the ROQV. Okay, what is TTL? TTL stands for time to live, which means data will be deleted automatically when out of blood time. In minor user cases, the value of the data is highly temporal correlation. As time goes by, the value of the data declines. User may need to delete data manually, periodically, which caused extra overhead. With TTL, the data can be dropped in the database automatically without any mental burden. As mentioned before, TechCV is built on top of ROQV. ROQV supports TTL natively, but with the limitation that all keys should be of the same TTL, whereas zeros demand to set different TTL for each K, and some keys are of non-TTL, that is to say the mixture of TTL with non-TTL. Besides, there is no guarantee that the expert entry won't be returned and no API to query how are the TTL left for one key in ROQV. To meet the demand, we decided to support TTL in TechCV instead of using ROQV's TTL feature directly. Here comes the first question. Where to put the TTL information? There is no metadata for K, so it's just appended as 8 bytes to the value. When writing TTL, TechCV calculates the desired expiry unit's timestamp by adding TTL to the current unit's timestamp. And when reading the K, TechCV checks the expiry timestamp to see if the current timestamp exceeds that. If yes, it returns not found just like the key is deleted. Otherwise, it returns the value with strapping the timestamp. Since that's all for it, but in the distributed system, we should take linearizability into account. The clock in different TechCV instance may now be synchronized. Consider the case of getting an expired key on the leader. The leader is transferred to another instance with a slow clock due to some reason, such as crash. A second get on the key may return value which brings linearizability. In this case, we can utilize the global metallic increasing timestamp dispatched from the placement driver, which is used for transaction. Though considering the performance overhead, it's not used by default. Now we get the TTL functionality, but how can the space be reclaimed? For background information, data in RockDB are organized in multiple SST files. And the compaction is to merge this, to merge all files even to newer ones. So we leverage the compaction filter of RockDB to literally drop the expired entries in the precise of compaction. The compaction filter goes through the key and the value and checks the expired timestamp in the Unix timestamp. If it exceeds, just drop the key value. In this way, we can do the space reclamation without any extra read and write. But there's still a problem. What if compaction is not wrong, some key accesses yet? The space reclamation may not happen in time. To solve that, time can be utilized to collect the property of RockDB to record the maximum expiry timestamp in each SST. With that, a worker called TTL checker checks the status of SST one by one periodically. If the max expiry timestamp exceeds the current timestamp, it triggers the compaction manually by RockDB Compact Files API to perform the compaction filter logic that most of the expired entries are promised to be dropped at in time. That's all for this talk. Hope you enjoyed it. If you are interested in TypeQB project or have questions, feel free to contact us through the following channels, including Twitter, GitHub, and Slack channel. Thank you, everybody.


So if you get stabbed in a dream will you wake up and feel that pain or if you fall off a building Will you wake up and feel the pain?  Well, the short answer is no so anything that happens in a dream Except maybe emotional pain.  You won't be injured in any way It can't harm you at all. I think one of the reasons That people were getting confused about this is that there is something called something called suns which is sudden unexpected nocturnal death syndrome and This is what happens. This sometimes very rarely People will randomly die in their sleep But this has nothing to do with lucid dreaming or dreaming in general and it's just one of those really rare conditions like I Don't know spontaneous explosion where people randomly I can't remember what it's called spontaneous human combustion or something like that. It's so rare That it's not even worth thinking about but it does happen and it has happened to some people But that's not linked to dreaming at all.  And and it's the same if you lose, you know If you break up with a partner in a dream or if you dream about your partner cheating on you whatever it is You will feel almost the same emotions and feelings when you wake up as if it had happened in real life And that's because really your brain has a really hard time telling the difference Between things that have actually happened and things that happened in a dream or things that you imagined or sort of Went through in your head. So this is you know another reason why? If you harness it properly lucid dreaming can be used to actually improve real life skills because if you dream or lucid dream about Having about performing a speech, you know about going to a job interview Your brain will really adapt to those to that practice and you will actually improve So on the one hand you can experience real pain associated with dreaming about a breakup a lot a loss of your job Losing a limb whatever it is anything that you can experience emotional pain internally From you can also then feel that in real life. So that's sort of like a con a negative effect of lucid dreaming However, you can also take it the other way and You can actually practice real life skills in a dream and then improve at those in real life And I know that a lot of you probably are thinking that's nonsense. Well, it's not it's actually been proven And I'll try and if I remember linked to some studies in the description But you can definitely find the links to the research supporting that in my blog post which I wrote on how to lucid.com if you just type in to Google Practicing real-life skills in a lucid dream or something like that however, you would phrase it my Article should come up on the first page from how to lucid.com have a read of that and I'll be some links in that article to studies That prove that when you do practice something in a lucid dream Over time it does beat the control. It does give you an improvement a significant improvement over not practicing something in a lucid dream and the sort of the catch-trying to this is that if you Have three groups of people one of them only practice is something let's call it Let's let's say driving for example. They only practice driving physically in real life The next group of people only practice it in a lucid dream They don't practice it physically in real life and the third group of people practice it in both In both waking life and in a lucid dream the third group will have the best results Okay So the group that practice the skill or the thing in waking life and in the lucid dream will have the best results by far Then second best is the people that only practice it in real life and third best the worst is only practicing in a lucid dream So you do need to practice it in real life and in a lucid dream in order to see the best results You won't like what I'm saying is you can't learn to drive just by dreaming about it because that's ridiculous You can't Improve it a martial art just by dreaming about it But when you combine lucid dreaming with practicing it in real life You almost double the rate at which you can improve at that skill and this goes for many things This goes for languages any physical skills involving like hand-eye coordination anything involving creativity writing Critical thinking almost anything So it's really quite powerful when you think about it like that. So going back to my original point No, you cannot die in a lucid dream and it and it affects you physically in waking life You can experience an emotional pain sort of crossover But then you can also use this This link between the dream world and waking world To improve a real-life skills and that'll be another video another time So go ahead and subscribe and also if you're still here at this point and you haven't sort of got bored Please click the like button leave a comment and maybe if you have a question leave that as a comment as well and Go ahead and subscribe and I'll see you in the next one


Personal finance practice problem, using Excel dividend income estimation. Prepare to get financially fit by practicing personal finance. Here we are in our Excel worksheet. If you don't have access to it, that's okay because we'll basically build this from a blank sheet. But if you do have access, three tabs down below example, practice blank. Let's take a look at the example tab in essence being an answer key. Information's on the left. We're gonna use that information to estimate our quarterly dividends and our yearly dividends. The second tab, practice tab, is gonna have some pre-formatted worksheets so you can work through the practice problem with less Excel formatting. The blank tab is where we're gonna be adding the formatting as we go. If you don't have any of this worksheet, you could just open up a new worksheet. I would lay down a baseline formatting first and then put the information on the left-hand side doing that by selecting the triangle up top. I'm gonna right-click on the sheet, format the whole sheet. I usually start with currency and then the bracketed for the negative no dollar sign, no decimals. I'm not gonna hit okay because I already have that set up here. I'm just gonna close this out. Then enter your data on the left-hand side and then change the formatting of the cell. For example, adding decimals as needed. Make a skinny C column and we're good to go. So we'll start off with a quick calculation of the dividends, remembering that if we're owning stock, we're hoping to get a return on the stock, owning, having an ownership interest in a company, typically a publicly traded company. We're hoping that it will give us value in two ways. Typically, one, it can give us dividends giving some of the earnings back to us and two, it can increase in value and that will be reflected hopefully in the stock price as the market perceives that increase in value and then we'll have an increase in the stock price that we could sell the stock for. Here, we're looking at the dividends. Let's assume that we own 225 shares of the outstanding common stock and we'll assume that the quarterly dividend per share on a per share basis is gonna be 60 cents. So if that were the case, then we can try to figure out or estimate what the dividends we think we're gonna be getting from this investment will be. So we'll do a quick calculation here. I'm gonna make cell D a little bit wider, dragging it to the right. We're gonna call this the quarterly dividend check amount and I'm gonna then say enter. Let's make that black and white for our header. I'm gonna select those two cells, go to the home tab, font group. Let's make this black and white, black and white. I'm gonna make column D a little bit larger. So there we have it. And so all we're gonna do of course is take the shares that we have. So these are gonna be equal number of shares. The number of shares doesn't represent the total number of owners. It represents the number of ownership chunks that are out there. We can own multiple shares of the company. We're gonna say that we own 225 shares and we're gonna say that the quarterly dividend per share, let's just type it out. Quarterly dividend per share tab is gonna be equal to that 0.6 or 60 cents per share. That's at a one now because we have to format this thing. Let's go to the home tab, number group, add some decimals so we can see the 60 cents. I'm gonna make column D a little bit larger again. So there we have it. Now remember that the shares that are being or the dividends being given out are similar to kind of like draws if it was a partnership or sole proprietor. But we as the owner in a partnership typically have the capacity to determine how much we want in draws in a corporation then we can't have one stockholder getting paid different dividends than another. Therefore the dividend policy would need to be determined by the board of director and basically management. So we don't have the kind of control over that. So that's gonna be whatever it is. They might do it on a quarterly basis which is fairly standard but they can pick other terms of when they're gonna be offering the dividend as well. They typically wanna keep it fairly constant to having an upward increase or having some stable method for giving the dividends. So that means that we can typically predict with some degree of accuracy what we can expect dividends to be going forward. The dividends become more and more important if we're relying on the dividends for income such as in the years of retirement for example. Okay, so let's put an underline here home tab font group underline and we're gonna call this the quarterly dividend per share. So total let's just say total let's just call it total quarterly dividends for us, not per share. This is gonna be equal to the 225 times the 60. And so that means we got the 135. Let's add a couple of decimals just in case I think it's even, but add a couple of decimals so we can see the pennies. Okay, so let's make this blue and bordered. So I'm gonna select these items here and go to the home tab font group. Let's hit the bucket. I'm gonna make it that blue. If you don't have that blue, you can go to the more colors. You could use any blue you want but I typically go to the standard we don't have that blue. I don't want, but I typically go to the standard wheel here and pick that blue right there is my, that's what I typically do. And I'm kind of set in my ways. My ways have been set long ago and they don't change unless there's some dang good reason for them to be changing. I don't see one right here, any case. Now we've got the yearly dividend, yearly dividend, dividend. So obviously if we have four quarters that we're gonna get paid that much, we can basically say, okay, well there's four quarters in a year. Let's multiply times four and get the yearly dividend, shall we? Let's make this a font group bucket. Let's make this black and white. And we're gonna pick up the quarter or total quarterly dividends. I'll just equal the one above it. This is gonna be equal to the 135 and we're just gonna say quarters in a year. Quarters in a year, just like quarters in a dollar. There's four of them. That's what I'm talking about. So that means our yearly dividend that we can estimate how much we're gonna get yearly. We could say, well, we'll think in 135 times the four quarters and that gives us to 540. Let's put an underline, home tab underline. Let's add some decimals even though we don't need them just so it matches the decimalized number up top. Add in a few decimals in the number group. Let's make that blue and bordered. Why? That's what the cool Excel people do. Font group, they make it blue and bordered. And so we wanna be in alignment with those, the cool people. And so we'll put the borders around it. Let's do a quick spell check to make sure that we don't have any embarrassing misspellings that'll just destroy everything. Okay, so that's just a quick worksheet. These are great little worksheets or examples to kind of build our tables and practice basically our formatting. We'll get into some more complex calculations for the shares and the investments in future presentations.


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Hi, everyone. I'm Jim Hightell of VPS Security with the open group. I'm here with Dave Lounsbury, Chief Technical Officer of the open group. Hi, Jim. How are you? Good. How are you? Good. So we thought we'd talk about the OTTF to y'all today and tell you what's been happening with the organization. The OTTF launched just about a year ago, and can you catch us up on what the organization has been doing in the past 10 or 12 months? Right. Well, the OTTF was founded with the objective of creating a standard and possibly an accreditation program that would allow people to develop trust in their supply chain and use the buzz phrase build with integrity and buy with confidence. And over the past year, the group has developed a framework for how they're going to develop standards to build trust in the various areas that comprise supply chain integrity. The group published a white paper, and actually they published the white paper fairly early on, and that is available from the open group's website at the publications page. And since then, they've been taking that framework and collecting all of the best practices that our members are aware of, because the members contribute their knowledge and experience of being a big company and having trust in supply chains, and putting that into the framework. We found that it's quite a job to ensure the integrity of a long supply chain like that. So right now, the members are actually going through and making sure that the scopes of these things will be achievable by all companies. We want to make sure that the standard is, in fact, of a scope where any company can start adopting the best practices and raising their proficiency and expertise at doing this kind of thing. And have their goals and objectives of the OTTF changed over the last 10 or 12 months? No, actually, they haven't. And in fact, every time we test them with customers and with the vendors, we find that there actually is a lot of consensus on the broad objectives. This is a pretty big problem, and it's getting noticed by governments around the world. And the companies that are participating in OTTF want to make sure that there is a consistent view of how this can be done in the industry. Now, as I said, it's a big job, and one of the things that's going on right now with the OTTF is we're looking at the scope, not in the sense of is the overall project, right? Because that's something where there is a lot of consensus. But which part should we tackle and in what order? And where can people go to learn more about the organization and to possibly get involved with the OTTF? Actually, there's a very good summary on the Open Group website. And you can go and look at the bar across the top and their subject areas under security. You'll find the trusted technology forum, and I think we'll put the URL up here so people can take a look at that. And that has both a description of what's going on at the OTTF and also an introductory video by one of the chairs of the group Edna Conway from Cisco. Okay, great, thanks, Dave. Thank you, Jim.


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