Oh, oh god. Oh god things up right Hello everyone. Welcome to Jurassic World the game where oh We did it. Yes. Okay. Well. We lost out on the Opening the pack we won, but as you can quite clearly see there we got the back Drupadon yeah, there it is. Okay. Well, at least we get to see it now None of that works. Okay. That's fine, but I'm so grateful because now I can actually showcase this hybrid. I think this is the second chance. I've had to get it Because it came out straight away, and I was like, oh sweet. Oh, that's a shame. Oh, dear It was like, oh, you know, we've got like so long to get it But it looks like they're doing like yeah, they're alternating between if you miss it Then you can have a chance of doing it this way. Oh, this one's legendary is now Ah This is so good because I missed it. I was like, no, I'm not gonna be showcased the new hybrid, but now I've got like five hours, and I can even get another Adaphosaurus get this pack get a guaranteed 500 bucks I see and as you can see quite clearly, dear. We have 11,000 bucks. Oh It's exciting. Oh, we got even more as well. So we have got so much to showcase we got new hybrids We've also got like crazy subscriber bonuses So we need to open as many packs as we can to get all as much VIP points But not only that, but of course we've got some amazing hybrids to hatch like the Chromospinus So we got that thing so we now get a level 20 if we wanted to Not I think I will or at least you know I was just kind of hatching them just to work towards something. Now Logomus, which is we only need two more to make a Level 40 of that but of course I have been keeping up with this. So we how much was that 250 and Oh, we are so close because if we click on this Close to get in this so I haven't opened the packs deliberately because I was I was like waiting for a video to do that And hopefully all the audio and everything is okay So that's that's loads more DNA to help go towards another indoor raptor because that's out of all the hybrids Interappers the best level 10. It's like sorry Don't need to level it up or anything. So I'll just collect all of this as well We'll have a quick look at any trades as well. It's only hats a gop tricks Oh, I'll do that although I might actually need food We'll do that as well. In fact saying that ooh what I will do so many told me in the comments to stop trading John Hammond statues and instead by a Patasaurus fossils because John Hammond would get about 250 VIP points Whereas the a patasaur actually gets you loads more and if we click on a patasaur click on loyalty points boom 323 Years I could have been doing this for But what I will do is actually trade it for some food because I don't actually have that many that much food and half a million You know what heck? Yeah a million food sweet I'm a bit low at the moment, and I haven't collected. Okay. I haven't collected so a little bit more That's not so bad because we're gonna level some things up, and they're probably gonna eat a lot So we'll also you know do the 50 here three million four hundred sixty five bucks. Heck yeah Four thousand for four million. Oh, yeah, that's very good. Okay seven hundred. Yeah, it's still no one yet I it's tempting, but I don't need food that badly. I'm sorry. I'm not wasting four thousand However, I will trade a scapegoan at this for it for two million. I'd rather trade that We got one of those which I don't really need and the final round is anything good I mean, yeah, sure. I don't really care about boosts if I'm honest another six million Oh, this has been such such good trades my god and the one kind of plan that I've got a great thing to have in Jurassic Park or Jurassic World I should say because people just walk by and get eaten So a little bit more and I think that has done it and we have maxed out all of this So yeah, we can't get any more So now if you're going to hear boom to run it on done So let's go to the very very back actually what we could do if we really wanted to and I think this is how this works Is if we clicked on upgrade and we spent eight pound nine pound We could get all of those top rewards including a terrasaur pack We could get another along the coasts pack We could get Skappers another to random pack and another to run it on gen 2 pack. So I mean this one Okay, okay, let's go back. Let's go. So I think I Yes, so I collected that pack that must have been a previous video. So along the coasts to get Okay But really that's what we're after is the massive amount of VIP points We're gonna get from packs. So another among the coast 10 bucks. Okay a ram for rinkus and we get Another 200 and now finally the big oh hold on you got 25 to get of that. That's good another 190 DNA That's good. This is all for free by the way It's brilliant. It's so good and claim the turand on gen 2 pack Oh, we didn't get any books, but you know what I'll take DNA 7500 DNA a trend on gen 2 and then oh look at this look at this It's crazy it also feels like VIP is just the best thing to get if you're gonna spend money on this game Just get VIP man. This is the best thing Some more books as well So now we do have the newest thing in the game It was an amphibian. I think Where is it? Hopefully I've unlocked it.  No, I don't think you need to hatch the hybrid So the bag of her bird on is an extinct genus of a large along snouted 10 of spondylis known as Arkagosarid Jesus Okay, oh Yes, also, oh that was like 300 DNA we could get for this one's gonna be a hard one It's gonna be on the bottom isn't it and you it okay gonna have to concentrate guys here big brain There we go done it done it done it don't even know what was saying before this one's a good one If we can get loads of DNA Heck yeah Oh, that's annoying I clicked it and it was like nah, okay, that's fine That's fine, that's my fault. I didn't time that right.  Well, at least we got 10 super raptor dinner. That's the important part is the 10 We'll get that so that's good didn't get this or have we still got time we need to challenge that Lowry what you want 8,000 coins from navigated blimp? Nobody cares about navigator blips I don't like how much fruit you give me 24,000 food. I can pretty much just grab 4,000 from that and that was like two seconds ago. I click that Right. Yes, so we're gonna hatch All right, so it will be an amphibian it will be one of the more expensive ones Wait what? Wait, I didn't unlock it Wait, what? The loads right No wonder no one I was gonna make this video be like right. Let's get the new that's max it out No No, I can't even do what if you do the tournament you should be of the month Lydia You did so well. You were doing so well like giving people multiple chances What's this? I completed the tournament and I didn't get it. Is that because it's in a different pack So I want to I can't even unlock it You jebons. Oh my god, I don't believe this So yeah, it's because it's in this kind of pack and not in a tournament pack Like I don't need a daffasaur. So I think hold on hold on hold on There is a way this creature is currently unavailable. Please check back late. Oh, so the office gone There was something where you could buy 12 of them, which is of course just the right amount You need to get it to Level 20. Oh, sorry level 40. Is it? No, maybe it was eight five thousand bucks or it was, you know, it was actual real money Yeah, it was something like that. It was like 21 quid for it was eighty nine ninety nine Oh, well, thank you game for making it look like you're giving me a deal I'm so excited to showcase and be like look at the new thing. Here we go. Here you go ten of these left You can get a guaranteed one of these, but it doesn't unlock it. Why?  You're not telling me how much it was before I see how it is That is a bugger. What's the best offers? Nothing good sweet. Do I have anything in the lottery? I do have something in the lottery. Whoa. Oh, well That's a bugger damn well good news is that we can still do battles and we can still Actually get something very good. So if we wanted to we can go in the hatchery we can go into hybrids 82,000 we could get another chroma spino or We could get the alogamous whatever it was. Yeah, this one We could get another two of those and then get a max level because that's like 80,000 DNA leaving us with 10,000 left So we could instantly hatch this is because Oh Right, that's one two three. We just need one more boom. That is the right one. Yes instant hatch boom There we go. However, actually now this is where my lack of food Yeah, maybe you might pose a little bit of a problem It looks cool though another carnival level 40 Look at it. That looks awesome. Okay, so let's get it to level 20. So we may as well do the instant fuses. Ah Right, so forgot about that even costing instant fuse to eliminate it. Okay. Okay. Okay. Is it ready to go? No, it's not so we need to sell some dinosaurs now. I don't think we need to sell too many We just need to sell something that is worth a fair amount. Here we go Yes, these are worth nothing. I mean like to me. I mean they're worth DNA, but to me, they're worth nothing There you go. 6,000 DNA just like that just harvest some DNA And fuse it where was the alogamous? Oh, did we not put this in like alphabetical order? No, that'd be far too easy There it is go to right. So we don't involve that. We'll evolve this one instant fuse 280 gets to level 20 sweet You know what is we could probably just keep them at like level 20 1,209 attack of 2,867 health It's pretty decent. That's like on I mean it's not on par with an Indoraptor level 10 Let's be honest, but you know for using in the tournament and things like that Suppose so now we'll evolve that instant fuse it for 320 so we're saving so much so much And then we'll oh god There we go. I don't think we're gonna get it a level 40. That was gonna be like a million a pop in a second Don't think there's any way for me to get food. I don't think so will evolve it instant fuse only 360 for a level 40 Alon Alogama Alon Alon Agumus Alon Agumus Alon Agumus and Alon Agumus. There you go. We'll get it right eventually. It looks so pretty. It's all bubbly All right, plop you down there. Look at it. Look at that. That looks so cool I mean, it's a shame we had to you had to lose up an alchemist and it So cool if you could use this under water as well. Oh my god, it would be so good It would make sense. That was such a fun glitch that they put in the game where you could literally just You know have land dinosaurs on the wallet. It was so fun Why did you take that out? So, oh my god, it's too many in a pop, okay Well, we're here. We may as well get some some coin and some DNA back. Actually, we've got more DNA Back from doing that then fusing so on land the large dorsal fin of the alchemist helps in heat regulation I love how that's the cop out.  Heat regulation, right? Okay, so I need food. I need food. Oh, yeah, we got loads more than that's good So before we try and level this guy up Is that is there any way to get food? I mean apart from, you know Just constantly clicking that over and over and just slowly slowly going up there I could spend a thousand bucks to get more food with that but There's no food here either And literally just one good Trade on that and you're so what I don't think any food on that Yeah, there's literally nothing I could do to get food. Where is it? He's over here somewhere There we is a little zoom in on the little model, you know and appreciate the little low-poly models We really don't they have their own unique animations and stuff But let's look at one two That's it we can get to level 35 But look at it. It looks so good. I am. I love it. I love it. I love it. Okay. Oh Code red right now. Will you let me? Will you let me do it properly? Our survey says Maybe we'll find out a tiny collagreus or kind of collagreus This I think was also from Utah. I think it was found It's probably been found at all the places, but I feel like it is also a utarian Dinosaur so what I'm thinking is we'll do a Livestream like react to prehistoric planet because it's all out now and that's kind of what I was waiting for I just wanted to spend a day and just do a It's not my fault I've rubbed all me fingertips away from playing games Well, there it is not the most amount of DNA, but some wine So I would be done and I have to do two more. So we get a little bit extra. Oh, we would have got loads BAM I am for five as well Oh, well these things happen. Good news is we've got level 40 allogamous now and we've only lost a thousand bucks Basically, you know, we had like 12,000 we've lost like 2,000 bucks, but that's so good. Um Right, so we do have this tournament. I think I'm gonna do that with my own spare time because you're pretty much guaranteed 500 bucks And it's worth it Um, and it doesn't take too long because it's 24 hour tournaments If they kept on rotating this and they do it every day that there's another Like you could get eight of them That would be pretty decent, although I'd only get seven because I've missed one. So that that would be a bugger Um, so let's have a look. So this is the neural now. Where is he's not going to be the highest because he's Saying that though It's pretty much better than um, probably throw it on and it's got five levels to go Uh, we need to use the right. We need to use the heck. Yeah, we need to use it. So I've used you um It's just all carnivals. You can't go wrong with just all carnivals Like that. There you go. I mean, maybe The pachygotosaurus It dies in two hits to the proseratosaurus. So that makes no difference. So you may as well Just have a you don Because you don survives two hits from trodon It survives, um, three or four hits from gigant of cephalus But proseratosaurus kills everything here in two hits except for alogamous Which it kills in one hit, but that doesn't matter because trodon cannot kill me in one hit So it yeah, when you get to this stage It's a case of as like how many hits does it take to kill you and how much damage can you output? That's pretty much it. You don't need to care about like I've got like a thousand more health because if something does two attacks It's basically doubling its attack and a little bit extra. So it makes no difference. So we'll go with this one Yeah, look at it. Oh, that looks cool. That looks so cool. Okay. So we're gonna go for one block just to make sure we survive Yeah, I'm sorry a lot a long ago much. Whatever name is it's um Oh Okay, so we can go for two block and make sure we survive the next turn sweet Yes, this is good. It's being a good stroller. Oh Nice So he could have only four next turn. Oh, yes. We've got the magic number Your four reserves right off the bat Like it was a fishtail I've I really wanted to go underwater lydia Drop what you're doing and just work on something to get land dinosaurs underwater Just do it. You saw how excited everybody was about Batman Just do it do it Right, I think he might have had one block So I'm gonna factor in that and then I'm just gonna go for four reserves. Oh, maybe he didn't he did go for four attack But I wasn't exactly sure I was pro serato. Okay. It kills me in two hits Um, it doesn't go for two hits, which is brilliant Uh, one two three kills and factor in two to save this number to factor in two.  However, he's gonna go for a full on five to kill us Now I'll stop the speed up now. Let's see the five. Oh, yes Okay, the pro seratosaurus has nothing left. We kill it in one hit You pretty much won this so we give a one one two three a man three That's pretty much it Oh And brings in the weird looking woodlouse armadillo and chilosaur thing It's level 114 I was thinking myself. Is it really that good? But then I just noticed the level. It's like no, it's not that I was gonna say I didn't think it was that good. Look Oh, oh wait. Hold on. No, it's fine. It's fine. Resume. It's fine. Oops my bad I went to click the touchpad and it was like Are you sure? Just want to stroke it a little bit while I killed it Beautiful Level 40 interrupt a waste of um DNA. Yes, but does it look cool? Also. Yes. So there we go Guaranteed 50 bucks as well as we want to open as many packs as we can because instead of 130 DNA Oh, sorry. VIP points. It's 200. I think I said they told us very good Right, so we also have I mean the bottles we can always Um, what's going on here? Battle for survival. Yeah, you've got to shake the earth Welcome to Jurassic world defeating nine opponents Well, what's the pack we get here? So if we were very lucky we could get 200 here, huh? But how tough are we talking about? That's the question. I mean we could always put an indoor raptor because why not? Oh free one. They're very good. Um I don't know how hard these enemies are. It's a triceratops. It's not very hard Right, so it's just pretty much just one attack. Oh my god, and then it's a galamite. I'm just straight I think we need to speed up for this one Oh, and then a carnitaurus. Oh, maybe the next battle will be even tougher opponents See, this is why just indoor raptor like I said if I make a top 10 list of dinosaurs in this game It's interactive Even at level 10 in fact actually I would specifically say A level 10 indoor raptor Is the best dinosaur in the game level 40 Is like way down level 10 is just the best because you only need like the minimum amount of dna to make it Uh a minimum food to make it like there's no point you get level 20 You get like a thousand extra health points and maybe a couple 100 extra attack. Maybe a thousand attack But you've just spent You know you could have had two level tens and two level tens are way better than a level 20 Yeah, I'm not even paying attention, but I don't think so. Yeah, we're five out of nine already We got salmonadon. We've got the other guy as well We're fine. We can take like a little You know, I'll go for a reserve. I'll go for a reserve. Yeah, there is In comes the raptor over halfway Beautiful beautiful What are you gonna go for you're gonna go for four? No, you don't okay So may as well just go all out Yes, because one kills so many of your blocks for four stegosaurs in next and then we nerf that attack from 350 to 176 Right, you can try and go for it. And then it's a power after that. Okay Oh, I went for five though. Oh Nice All right, so another one block. Yep.  I feel that's only right.  Why not? There it is And the t-rex comes in with 600 attack. Come on. Come on.  I feel like a cost coin to enter Let's have a look. So, you know what 50 dna not bad Uh, it it did cost coin, right? So maybe this one might be a little bit tougher. Maybe we'll start from t-rex So with that in mind Maybe I'll put rajin. I mean, it's just carnivores if I just put carnivores in I don't care about using them Uh, it is starting tougher But if we're gonna be honest, it's not that much tougher It's starting on rails and we only need to defeat six of them instead of nine. So actually It's starting the same. So really, I mean, this is a pack that's for everyone It's not just for the top players and I respect that I respect that because Too much do we have like only the best players can get this like the best rewards and tournaments and stuff like that So I think you need to be over a certain level to even get the best rewards in tournaments So you can't even unlock like the creatures. I think I think so there's something like that I think it's based on your park level. There's a park level. I think that's what they call it, right? It doesn't fall, but As long as one gets through it's dead. Uh, now we're raptor and an apatosaurus. Okay I mean Yeah, I guess it's probably better than a t-rex as far as stats go. Oh my god. It actually killed me But in terms of, you know, we're against carnivores here. It's not that good. It's not that good I'm so excited. Oh, so I just I just had like a thought across my head of oh, what am I gonna have a team? Do I go for a cocoa curry? Maybe or do I go for a yoshinoya?  I don't even know what it was when he had some like teriyaki sauce on a burger or whatever Uh, so here we go 100 bucks and 200 you know as well as 120. Okay, so it wasn't that much Uh, that's a bit of a bugger. Uh, we'll do this one as well. Um, so yeah, because now I've got the pelicaniflith Um, normally you can just do that and that and then that's that go for one attack and then two Like this is the easiest pack to get and it's food. Oh, I almost forgot I don't think it's enough food to Give me like three million. I think it's probably gonna give me about like half a million I would say and there it is first battle over and this game's fun Like this. It's a fun game. Jurassic World alive could be a fun game. It really could It's just I don't know I mean this game was fun when it, you know, we thought we had we're against p pcs Oh, sorry. We thought we were against real people when with the tournaments and stuff It was fun then But then it was very quickly debunked that that wasn't real people. I was like, uh So basically you want pvp where you always win. That's what you want. No, dear, please Oh, you cheeky git Going for a little tail slap.  American raptor Uh now we've finished with the final one, which was just something super simple with this. There's the pelican athlete That's a real dinosaur that one existed. I know that for a fact What is it? Oh, no, I cleared it.  There you go. That's better So how much we get oh god, it was like 200 000. So I wasn't too far wrong and actually oh that was loads of VIP points Heck yeah, it'll take that sweet Uh, so we've got the earth shattering So this is the way now that you unlock dinosaurs and as you can see Spinosaurus and oedophosaurus are the same kind of packs because I don't think this actually unlocks the creature It should say it should say whether it unlocks it Um, but I don't oh Box I'll do it Corn mud skipper you got this bomb Oh my god, I didn't realize it was that much. Oh, we've lost raptor gen two Okay, okay, okay Okay, yeah, well that was quick. I mean for 200 bucks. Heck yeah, I'm gonna do it As well as like whatever VIP will probably get loads of VIP points for this Uh, so really we want some with 1400 attack Probably 1500 to kill it in one hit Um, and the only thing they can really do that is segment sutures And I'm not really bothered about going for that much attack. So I'll go for Oh, tell you what well do to make it super easy we'll go for A really low level and then we'll go for a lumbia because that way we can go for a reserve T-rex can kill the argentina source. That's baby smooth now.  That's game. That's game done.  I'm afraid Is it gonna be the headbutt? No, it's the nibbles little nibbles Okay, lumbia done sweet That's another 50 bucks or three herbivores this time. Well thing what we'll do is we'll go for the same tactic We'll go for something that can kill it in two hits because I'll be like a thousand damage And they've all got under a thousand health and they're just I don't know put those two in doesn't really make much of a difference to me I like it because this game it it slowly removed all the books Uh now it's kind of putting it back in slowly but in better ways so through packs or tournaments Um, so I'm completely happy with the way this game's turned out actually And how long has this been going on for? It's been going up eight years Eight years if not nine coming up nine. It's probably actually already been nine Uh, so one two three and I'm gonna go for a block just in case Yep, I'll do in fact. I could kill I killed it in one hit. Oh didn't even notice that Here's a t-rex. So what's the final battle gonna be for a spin? So I like how it's all like t-rexes in order to unlock the spinosaurus Blessed and we have to get to here. Oh and we do boom to you First world problems Oh, it's a cool red right so quickly before we do that. What is it? Oh up to 305. Okay.  Come on. Here we go boom boom boom boom boom boom Whatever it is Okay, I can take one I'll take one. That's fine I said, oh, don't you dare? Yes. Yes. Don't do it Yes More do you know I need to do you know. Is that cool? One two three Baby's first dinosaur game one two three four Okay, this is gonna be the bottom one. It's always the bottom one We're not gonna get max dna There it is. Okay, we've got two extra 150 Oh another one. Okay fair enough fine. We'll do one more with the demon croc. Sure. Why not? Oh, okay, it's very easy Is this gonna give me a load to do a 10 dna's decent 15. I think is the max Okay, oh just twos this seems basic We'll see we'll see This was only five though And we got a hundred and odd dna from the last one, but then again, I didn't miss one. So if we 100% this We could get more dna Oh Oh, no Damn it. Oh It's a new ipad.   Oh, okay. Yeah, I didn't think there would be all right Super dna. What was I doing? Oh, yeah, that's right. It was gonna get that's right. The final one is Spiner up to okay. Well, there's a spinosaurus kind of in there But at this point, yeah, I'll just use one second. It's just just just to speed things up That might as well may as well just to you know finish you know the high and the flare a flurry of the Claws. Yeah, quackers goes for it easy easy peasy 2300 But yeah, yeah, 2333. Yes, that is a lot of threes They're gonna go for that as pretty much just gonna kill them all. I think yeah, metrocathosaurus has like no health so You know what if you haven't got spinosaurus These enemies are pretty tough Because spinosaurus is just a rare and you're against what a super rare hybrid. So There's doesn't really make much sense if I'm gonna be honest now that I think about this. Oh, that's a lot of damage. Oh Didn't go almost didn't uh didn't make it there, but we did killing the truncysaurus Yes, so what do we get for this? So we get the spinosaurus we get a thousand all 400 books not bad spinosaurus and how many vip points 1,300 We've got so many. Oh, does it say unlocked? Oh, no, there we go. Okay, so you do unlock spinosaurus through this that's sweet I mean, we don't really need it. Let's be honest. We've already got it. Um, but do we do anything 150? Oh my god We're doing so much hatch three supra's and fuse two environs for just a little bit more And if we get all of that we get another 180 dna And I don't really know what you'd be used this for apart from just leveling up the uh The boss dinosaurs we still got like to get oh, okay You could get one of these so what if we actually got the pack it's 10% chance of getting the pack And it's all dna. Hmm. Okay, and what do we have to do? You have to defeat all of those Oh, should we do it? Should we do it for the yeah, go on. Why not? Um, we'll put that in that in I mean it doesn't make too much of a difference for me Uh, what is well, what are these increased hp and attack for the team? Uh, deal damage to opposing creature reduced targets attack Or we get the revive gain action points and a revive may as well do that one sure 30 bucks. Is it worth it? Not really no But we're gonna do it anyway We'll go for reserve Pretty much nothing you can do here. I mean, what is it? Oh There's swap. Oh, I like it. I love these colors, man. So good They'd be yellow the oranges and the the purples So it would have had two goes there, right? So one two And then I guess I could go for one extra just in case he blocks Right, okay. Well, that's not that anyway So that's what it looks like when it dies. Let me tell you what we'll turn off the the twice the speed If it wants to go probably charge its revive, which would be Oh, no, it doesn't. Oh, okay. Oh opponent. Okay. We got a little bit extra fun Um, I might as well just go for an all out if he blocks for one.  That's fine. It'll probably go for it. I think it may increase its attack Does it I think it increases its attack It gets two extra things. Yes, it does. Oh, and it didn't even okay fair enough I mean at this point Oh, yeah, there we go. We may as well do it. Does it make any difference? No, not really not at this point anyway Oh, this looks so cool Why do I not do this more often? This is awesome. I may as well just go for loads of attacks Yeah, he's got two blocks. Uh, that's it So I would have thought I would have been able to kill it in one hit, but I didn't And there it is. So we got an oh hopefully we get a pack Come on 10 percent 10 percent chance. Hey, well 9,500 amber Is that good or we could spin again for 50. You know what 15 bucks May as well may as well. We'll see what we get. Was it worth it another 9,500? I don't even ask it Is it good? Well, the chances of me getting an 80 percent. Oh, okay. Okay. There's a high chance So where do we buy these? I'm okay amber markers. So 9,000 Okay, I've actually got everything. I can't even check like what a normal creature costs But it met rankers cost 27,000 And I actually have 12 scapies. It's ridiculous the amount of creatures I have Um, what should we do is just go to amphibians. Oh, no, we'll go to flyers We'll just use all of those. Yeah, I'm not doing that. Well, you know, it might as well. I might as well Where is scappers? There it is. Okay. So we'll go to We'll go hatch activate Done It's I might as well. I might as well. Yeah going you No, there we go saw it Sweet. So guys, that's gonna wrap this episode. We did a lot actually. It's quite a long one But I've enjoyed it until next time. I'll see you cuties later. Oh, bye-bye


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The learners continuing our discussion of unit 4 that is on planning the part 3 of this unit. Here we shall take up the remaining 2 learning objectives of this unit. So, what are these 2 learning objectives? First we shall analyze the limitations of planning that what are the limitations of planning. We have discussed about the features of planning that is very primary right it is the logically precedes all other managerial functions without planning we do not know where are going right without planning we will not be able to control our activities, but despite having all these planning has got certain limitations also and we do not have any other way right we will have to coexist with the limitations and we will have to move forward. Then we shall discuss the different terms used in the planning process. First the first learning objectives limitations of planning after listening to my discussion my presentation and going to the unit you should be in a position to understand that what are the limitations of planning. First limitation is difficulty in accurate forecasting in part 2 of this presentation I gave you one example that how difficult planning is how difficult forecasting is I told you that forecasting is like trying to drive a car blindfolded following the instruction of a person who is sitting next to you and he is not looking at the front he is looking at the backside mirror in which the front is getting reflected and you are driving in the car. Forecasting is that difficult because we plan for the future and future is highly uncertain we do not know what is going to happen in future could we think of COVID-19 the situation that has arising today. So, 2 years 3 years back everything was normal now that we are talking about abnormal situation we are talking about new normal situation like that. So, future is very very uncertain. So, difficulty in accurate forecasting that is an important very strong limitation of planning. Then the first changing environment the environment is changing very fast. My dear learners though it is not there in the you need, but there is an acronym called FUCA, V-U-C-A, V for volatile, U for uncertain, C for complex, A for ambiguous. So, we are living in a FUCA environment volatile environment we do not know what is going to happen last 2 decades because of the advent of mobile you know the kind of changes that we all are experiencing it is volatile. We do not know what is going to happen uncertain and it is highly complex and ambiguous ambiguous means which ambiguous full with ambiguity not clear. So, environment is changing very fast. Third one is what rigid organizational policies environment is changing very fast, but the organizations have got rigid policies they have got time bound policies. And planning demands that we need to be flexible, but the organizations have got their own bureaucratic system they cannot adapt to the changing requirements fast. So, that is one aspect which planning cannot take care of. Then many times we do not have the accurate information planning is based on the planning premises I told you in the first part of the video. So, there we stated that planning is based on premises and premises are drawn based on accurate information, but many times we do not have the accurate information. So, when we are not having the accurate information our premises are going to be wrong when premises are going to be wrong planning also will be wrong and then time and cost factor without planning we will not be able to move ahead, but in order to plan effectively we will have to invest in our time we will have to spend money on plan development of planning premises on development of the planning processes. So, planning involves high degree high amount of cost as well as time. So, basically they are learners these are limitations of planning, difficulty in accurate forecasting, fast changing environment, rigid organizational policies in accurate information time and cost factors. Then we shall discuss the second learning objective of this unit that is that what are the different types of plans and terms used in planning process. You see there is a hierarchy say an organization has got a vision, mission, objectives, goals, purpose these are at the top which will guide the entire activities of an organization. So, objectives that is the starting point vision, mission, goal right we are using all these terms in an interchangeable manner. So, first of all we will have to be clear about that and that itself is a word term which is used in planning process. Then the second one is strategies, strategies is like you know we all play chess as a game. So, while playing chess we have got two parties is not it me and my opponent. So, I shall plan a series of moves that first I shall move the queen then I shall go for horse right my opponent also will anticipate my moves and accordingly my opponent also will play the moves. So, it is like the game goes on. So, strategies also an organization has to adopt strategies based on what could be the competitors actions that if they go for that we shall go for this. So, strategy is a long term plan and in short we can also say that by strategy we mean a game plan based on competitive actions. Policies is are mostly internal within the organization. Suppose in our organization we shall always go for promotion we shall always encourage our employees to get promoted. Another organization might take a policy that if we always go for promoting our from within from our own employees only that organization will not be having the new blood. So, we shall bring in new employees also from other organizations. So, that is what that is a policies there could be procedure within an organization. Suppose budget first of all the budget will have to be prepared then the budget committee will have to approve it then the budget will be passed and based on that only the function financial sanctions will be made. This is what this is a procedure if we go to a bank to encase a sale. So, in order to encase the sale also we will have to go by a procedure. So, procedure is also an example of likewise programs say advertising program we have cost management program we have cost reduction program we may have inventory management program we may have budget the statement of expected statement of income as well as expense research over a period of time. See all these you see the scope purpose focus level of management will differ. In case of objective it will be top management they will be more concerned about the objectives. But whereas, in case of a procedure the bottom level management will be more concerned. So, that is why these can be placed in a hierarchy of plans. The top management will be mostly concerned about objectives and objectives based on the objectives. The strategies will be deployed internal policies will be adopted and based on those policies and strategies the procedures and the programs will be drawn and based on those procedures programs suppose budget will be formulated and we can talk about rules also. Rules means specific action or no action. Rules also can be considered as a lower level plan. So, these are all different terms which we all use in planning process. So, with this we have come to the end of our planning module. So, we have discussed that planning is very important planning has got certain premises there are different types of plans there are different words in different terms use in the planning process and the implications of all these things will vary from organization to organization from function to function from level to level in an organization. Thank you.


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Good evening and welcome to the South Burlington Development Review Board for Tuesday, April 18th, 2023. I'm Dawn Filibur, Chair of the Board, and welcome. I'd like to introduce the board members who are with us tonight. John Muscatelli, Stephanie Wyman, Quinn Mann, John Stern, Frank Koepman. I always stumble on names. You did great. And Steph Marlekeen and Marty Gillies. This meeting is being recorded, and it's going to be a very brief meeting. There are a couple of ways to participate. You can participate in person by coming to the auditorium at City Hall. You can call in on the phone, or you can attend virtually. If you're attending virtually, please send us your contact information by putting it in the chat box. And if you're on the phone, please send your contact information to mkeen at southburlingtonvt.gov. And if you're here, please sign the attendance sheet up back. That way we have a record of who's here and should you ever wish to take any action, you will be considered a participant. Okay, let us start with the agenda. Number one, emergency evacuation procedures. Should there be an emergency, there are doors at the back of the auditorium. You would exit those and either turn right or left to be outside the building. Are there any additions, deletions, or changes in the order of agenda items? Are there any announcements? Hearing none. Are there any comments or questions from the public that aren't related to the agenda? Hearing none, we will move ahead with our first project for review. Pardon me. Let me read the description of the project. This is a continued site plan application, SP22056 of Beta Technologies, Inc., to amend a previously approved plan for 344,000 square foot manufacturing office building and office building. The amendment consists of adding 261 parking spaces at 154 DeVincey Drive. Who is here for the applicant? Again, anyone else with you tonight? Yes, colleague Alex Gagnon is here. Hi, Alex. Are you going to be testifying, Alex? No, all right. And you've already been sworn in and this is a continued hearing, so we don't have to swear you in art. And the purpose of this meeting is strictly to open it up for public comment because we didn't get to cover that at our last meeting and there hadn't been enough time or warning or something. So we extended the meeting so that we could take any public comment. Don, before we get started, I'm recused from this item. Okay, thanks. Are there any members of the public online or in the auditorium who would like to provide comments? Okay, thank you, Marty. And did we receive any written comments? Sorry, no. Okay, all right, thanks. I'll just ask, do you have any finishing touches? No, just thank you and appreciate the work that everybody's doing. This is not an easy project. It's a big project. It's never easy when you change land development regulations in the middle of a project like this and then have to kind of figure it out on the fly. So we really appreciate that. Look forward to having the DRB work through the decision as expeditiously as possible so we can shorten the appeal as much as we can that duration and keep building out there. And I understand there are quorums that you have to work through, but should the DRB want to come out and look and not have to warn a meeting then certainly don't hesitate to reach out. We'd love to have you out and see what we're doing where all your hard work has gone to as well. So it's really starting to come together. Good, you have your Tuesday nights back now. For a little while. Yeah, all right. I would entertain a motion to close the hearing. So moved. Thank you, Frank. Second? Second. Any discussion? All in favor of closing the hearing say aye. Aye. Oppose? Not a chance. Thank you for your patience and we'll be in touch. Sounds good. Thank you. Thank you. The minutes of April 4th, I'm sorry I didn't. Do we have any more minutes to look at Marla? Only the April 4th were available at the time of publication. Would someone like to, does anyone have any comments about the April 4th minutes? No. Would someone like to move to adopt the minutes? I'll move to adopt the minutes of April 4th. Thank you. Second? Seconded. Thank you, John. Any discussion? All in favor say aye. Aye. Thank you. Oppose? Nope. I think that brings us to the end of the meeting. We will now close the meeting and go into deliberative session. Thank you all.


Back in black, I need a nap. I've got the feeling like I want to hit the sack. Cut loose, need a deuce. Now, what's on the agenda today? Let's have a look here, go into the notes tab and... Oh yeah, I'm doing a YouTube video! I'm back! Back in black. Not back in black, I'm actually in grey today. It's a mistake that's easily made, so given our relationship, I forgive you. In today's comeback video, I am wearing and sporting the new Asperger's Grove t-shirts and there are, I believe, three other t-shirts currently on the Asperger's Merck site and from now on it's going to be down in the description if you want to go check it out. Nice t-shirts, very sensory friendly. Today we're going to be talking about the dreaded Covid-19, of course. Isolation, gotta make a video about it. Everyone does, everyone's jumping on the bandwagon. In order to make a statement, I have waited a little bit of time before I make a video. I find the whole action of jumping onto trends as soon as they happen quite irritating, so I try not to do it. You may have experienced a lot of anxiety and difficulty when isolation first came into effect. So today I'm going to make a video on how to cope with isolation once it ends, which is the inevitable that will come, although we are very happy in our own minds, very happily pursuing our special interests until the end of time. It's a beautiful thing. It's going to end sometime. And how are we going to deal with it? In this video I'm going to be highlighting the similarities in the difficulties between starting and stopping lockdown. It's always going to be difficult, it's a transition, so it's good to highlight specific areas so that we can better understand them and work on them to find a solution. I'm also going to highlight some of the difficulties that have come up many times over on my Instagram account. People find the concept of the end of isolation even more daunting than the start of it. And at the end I'm going to give you a comprehensive list, some things that you can do to alleviate the stress that will inevitably come. So let's address these problems in a well-structured and well-thought-out video from none other than Thomas Henley from the Asperger of Channel. I suppose my experience of lockdown is going to be very different to other people's experiences. I'm talking about autistic people, cool people, like yourself. As soon as lockdown happened, I was plunged into an abyss of uncertainty, lacking routine, lacking all sorts of structure. It sent me into an absolute frenzy. I don't know what I was going to do. So I did the only reasonable thing and I latched onto something that gives me structure and gives me routine and that was my documentary, which you probably heard about enough. The difficulties really came in from the experience of not knowing what's happening, not knowing how to replace things that you could do out of lockdown and translating that into lockdown. There's a lot of difficulties around uncertainties with job and where you're going to get your source of income, where you're going to get your support. A lot of the things that we have that are part of our routine and give us a lot of stability and comfort got wiped away with the isolation and we had to develop new ones, which I'm hoping that you did or else you're probably still in a hell of uncertainty. Four eases and asphetic reasons I've split up. Problems into four categories. Into four categories. The first being uncertainty about what's happening. That can be anything from just general uncertainty about where the world's going to go and what's going to happen and I suppose that sort of gradually gets easier over time but it's still something that's an issue when you're coming up to the brink of a new social change and a new living where living. One of the main difficulties that people highlight is how are you going to cope with going back to work? How are you going to cope with discarding all the time that you're putting into your special interests and things that you like? It's going to be hard. And it is. And that's one of the problems. Another fear that you may have is fear for your own health and the health of other people around you. I guess one of the fears that I have personally is just the amount of people who just don't socially distance anymore. It's the amount of people that congregate in large crowds and beaches and social places and people lining up for sports direct when they're only about half a meter from each other. What's the point of going into a store and only letting a certain amount of people in when everyone's infecting anybody? I guess the difficulty with this comes in as a general mistrust of the government. You know, they didn't push isolation on us soon enough so we did have a big spike in Covid cases and stuff. Is it really time to end lockdown? Should we be ending lockdown now? Should we be letting all these shops open and pubs open and restaurants open? It's a very scary place. The next thing is routine dysregulation. And this sort of just come with the uncertainty to some degree. If uncertainty is the wave of the wave of water in a pool, your stability is the walls of the pool. Those waves are getting very heavy. Definitely in my mind and I'm finding it quite difficult to imagine myself in the working world once again, especially with all the social interaction that's going to be coming upon us and all those social things that we feel that we need to do. Routines are your stability in that. Routines keep you afloat. They make you feel safe.  It's easy and it makes you feel a lot more comfortable in yourself. One of the difficulties of going out of lockdown is that you're going to have to change a lot of that routine. It's inevitable. If you've got a job, if you've got anything, any sort of requirements that you need to do and to commit to, then it's going to change. Lastly is social worries. And I know this won't be for everybody. I understand that a lot of you may be isolated and you may not have the best network of people around you and friends and I wholesomely empathize with that a lot. As the end of lockdown approaches, I feel an increasing anxiety around having to be around people. I don't know how to interact with people. I went to Aldi the other day and I started talking to people like they knew who I was. Basically, there was this line of shopping trolleys outside Aldi and I had a shopping trolley and it was blocking the entrance so I didn't know what to do so I knocked on the window and this woman looked at me, me trying to mime to ask a member of staff and she just looked at me like I was crazy and it was a very uncomfortable situation. It just dawned on me that I'm really out of practice with the general public. I'm a little bit too much comfortable in myself and the idea of having to go to work every day and interacting with lots of different people as well as working just seems like an absolute horrific nightmare. So I've moaned a lot about problems and difficulties and things that we need to ever come them and so let's dissect each of these problems and try and find ways to alleviate some of the stress and anxiety that accompanies them. Let's first talk about uncertainty in general barring all the work stuff, we'll talk about that in a bit. You need to create your own certainty as much as you'd like to stick your head in the sand and bury yourself in special interest it's going to end at some point and if you're not certain about what's going to happen then it's going to be difficult. The main way to make sure that you are certain about what's going to happen is if you act rather than react. So reacting would be bury head in the sand until it happens and then blow up and feel all of the weight of the consequences of not addressing it. That's one of the issues. I'm not saying that I'm a god and I do all of that myself. Sometimes I don't, a lot of the times I don't but I wish I did. So being able to have an idea of what's going to happen, thinking about it maybe jotting it down if you have a psychiatrist or psychologist or counsellor maybe talk to them, maybe talk to your friends maybe talk to your parents just get an idea of what it's going to be like and some of the possibilities having that awareness in your head will make some of the changes that happen after lockdown less out of the blue less just in your face, less stressy The next one which I feel is going to be a massive inconvenience, a massive problem would be the uncertainty with work The idea of going back to work is very daunting it requires a view, a lot of concentration and if it's something that you don't particularly like or something that's particularly anxiety provoking you've got to do that job and you're expected to do that job to the degree that you did before as well as interacting with lots of other different people and coping with the major changes changes in your sensory environment One of the ways that you can combat this is by contacting your boss Now, I say this with a little bit of a pinch of salt pinch of understanding I know not everybody is open about their autism and some of their bosses may not know and maybe you're in a society where or in a work environment where that sort of diagnosis is going to be a hindrance to you and it's going to get you fired and I completely understand that but it's important we're not like everybody else we can't just easily transition from one to the other especially when it's such a big change so being able to talk to your manager maybe put in some support so that maybe you could do a few less days so you can go a bit more easy on you for the first few weeks just those small changes can give you a lot of peace of mind and you'll put a lot less pressure on yourself and therefore a lot less anxiety will come of it I think if you are one of those people who have a not very good network at work and maybe you're in a high position where you've got a lot of responsibility and you don't want to tell people that you're autistic I would always err on the side of getting some support and that can be anything from autism organisations for example there's one in Manchester called Southford Autism I interviewed one of the founders of my documentary and he mediates between autistic people and workplaces and landlords and all of that kind of stuff so if you go to an autism organisation and you tell them about what you're worried about and ask for help then they'll be able to at the least give you some guidance and give you a bit of information about what may happen and the sort of things that you'll have to deal with overlooking this, overlooking the transition into work again is a really bad idea if you've been furloughed or you've been out of work really bad idea, you need to be prepared another good point is that if an autism company is involved then you have somebody who is a witness so if someone decides to fire you because you're autistic and it consequently happens very shortly after then that company is going to get in a lot of bother so they're not really going to touch that area as much or at least in theory, something to think about the second point is fear for your own health and the health of other people now we all know that humans generally err on the side of irresponsibility once the government starts to alleviate some of the things that they've put in place and people will use that as a free pass basically they'll see that as the old clear so I suppose that brings a lot of problems people who are concerned about their own well-being and other people that they live with and all that I think one of the ways that you can try and avoid those fears is to maintain the hygiene protocols that the government have put in place try not to go into areas that have been opened but are clustered with mass amounts of people like major city centres or town centres or shops that most people like to go to even when all the cinemas and pubs and restaurants start opening maybe give it a couple of weeks maybe a month before you start to go to those things you know like we've been in lockdown for such a long time just prolonging that and sort of erring on the side of caution is probably a good idea I'm not saying everyone's going to do it if the government says it's okay then some part of you you've got to go with that to some degree or at least at some point you don't need me to tell you that the third thing is routine routine is your best friends and it's also your worst enemy being that when it's all good and when it's comprised of things that bring you joy and make you happy it gives a lot of stability and comfort to your life and when it's disrupted when it's disrupted by someone you know minorly inconveniencing your routine and your structure for the day then it can be disastrous especially when there is a major change in society like what we will experience when lockdown ends so we've got to put some things in place just to make sure that that anxiety doesn't go through the roof it's always going to be a little bit difficult but you can work around it one of the things that I recommend every single person do is try and develop a sleep schedule and try and develop that sleep schedule around what life during work is going to be like basically if you take about a week maybe two weeks if you're extremely poignant and prepared then going back to work is going to be less of a crawl up a craggy mountain less of crawling over a broken glass to get out in the morning we all know that going outside in the morning is going to be significantly hard especially if there's going to be lots of traffic or there's going to be lots of people getting in the bus and being able to be not tired and not deprived of energy is going to be a good thing next thing you can do to help with that all encompassing destroyer of routine is to make sure that you plan out your day that you can do say if you schedule your life around what a typical work day would be like maybe do things that are a little bit more productive during the first part of the day things that are a little bit more relaxing and fun you know after work would end trying to schedule that in and make sure that you have some sort of framework before lockdown ends I'd also recommend that within your routine you try and focus on your mental health your mental health give yourself a week just to focus on your mental health your anxiety, your depression do a little bit of exercise and I'm not talking like do some kind of HIPS work out or something if you haven't done it before if you have them for play you're just going out for a walk doing something getting to the schedule of going out for a walk and get some exercise in place maybe try out some herbal teas to try and relax you try doing some things that you know kind of pseudo-scientist slang like meditation which actually does work being out in nature all of that sort of self-help stuff that's regurgitated on and on and on and on and I know that this stuff does not always help with everybody especially if you have a mental health condition there's going to be some natural variation in your mood but trying to flatten out those peaks and trying to you know lift those troughs up it's a terrible metaphor it can help a lot being able to be in the most stable position you can be before lockdown ends is going to greatly improve your chances of it not being such a horrific ordeal the last thing that we're talking about is social worries worries about socialising there's going to be a lot more of it once lockdown ends and it's going to be a lot it's going to drain your social battery social battery is going to not be able to weather the storm it's going to run out you're going to have all sorts of stress associated with people people sources of stress sources of cortisol increasing in my body sameness as I'm whipping my COVID haircut I recommend that you don't give into the expectations of others short lockdown will end and people will be able to meet people face to face and being groups and stuff but that doesn't mean that you have to do it immediately I guess there will be a lot of social pressure if you have other friends that are meeting up and doing things you're going to feel a little bit like you're missing out FOMO but don't ignore that FOMO that FOMO is not right give yourself as I said a few weeks back in normal life just to adjust just carry on socialising as you did when you went in lockdown and ease yourself back into it slowly by approaching it in a graded exposure like manner you'll mitigate a lot of the chances of being socially overloaded and having meltdowns and stuff I am very out of practice with society as I said with my anecdote about Aldi it's gonna take some time to get used to it again and I think I'm going to try and make that process as slow as possible so that I can adjust to it and slowly work my way up to the social life that I had before lockdown so that is the end of the video and I hope you enjoyed this video it has been a comprehensive video and a video, video, video a video it's important because I feel like these are things that I'm gonna slip up on and I'm not saying that I'm gonna do every single one of them and you should follow suit do as many of these as you can take into account and make considerations for all of these you're not gonna get everything done you're gonna miss out on some things and you're gonna you're gonna step over your anxiety limits a few times it's naturally gonna happen so having in place as many things as possible is going to make sure that the transition isn't as bad as you think it would be Final thoughts preparation is key, as I've said very important preparing yourself getting used to what life will be like back in society back in real life back out of the the viral landscape that we live in with floppy fringes and people walking about with lots of body hair and odour and like a hygiene lots of crop tops and people bathing in the sunshine you need to stop comparing yourself to neurotypicals they're gonna find it easier they are routine can be a great thing and our desire for certainty can lead us to become very analytical and put in place a lot of plans and stick to it and progress in life but when stuff like this happens it's naturally gonna cause us a lot of anxiety and you need to be easy on yourself you don't compare yourself to other people and how fast they're getting back to normal life and how excited they may be the only thing that we can do is go easy on ourselves and make the preparations that are necessary to try and alleviate that stress as much as possible thank you very much for watching the video I know I haven't uploaded in such a long time and I'm missing talking to a camera talking to this little bright little bright light over here T-shirts are obviously down in the description this is not the only T-shirt that I have in stock I also have mugs and bags and basically all of this was done by a guy called Richard who designed my new profile picture and my cover photo he's a very cool graphics designer and he's sort of collaborated with me on producing this merch and I know I'm not gonna get that on many sales but I just thought it's about time that we've got a T-shirt it's about time that if you want to display that you love Asperger's Growth and you love what we're about and you're part of the family then you can wear one of these T-shirts or you can wear the bag and you can drink your coffee out in the morning from an Asperger's Growth mug cheers and have a happy transition into real life once again I'll see you later in the video in the next video bye


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Welcome everybody to the state of OKD for OpenShift Kubernetes on Fedora CoroS, the code ready edition. I'm Christian Glombig, a software engineer and co-chair of the OKD Working Group at Red Hat. And I'm Charo Gruber. I'm an active member in the OKD Working Group. I'm also with Red Hat serving as an architect here in the US. Let's have a look at the agenda for today. So we'll give an overview of OKD for then we'll talk about the state of OKD for. And after that, we'll have a demo of code ready containers, the developer image demo. So with that, let's get started with the OKD for overview. So what is OKD for OKD for is the community, a community distribution of Kubernetes, specifically the community distribution of OpenShift. So it's the OpenShift code base and Fedora CoroS. The website is OKD IO. Where you will find all the information as well. Let's go a little bit into detail here. So OKD for a community distribution of Kubernetes plus plus. This plus plus is really the important thing here. So OpenShift and OKD before bring a lot of goodies with it. So there's automated installation, patching and updates from the OS app. And that is very important this last part here. The operating system has become an implementation detail of the entire cluster. We update the machines, the underlying operating system through the cluster, bind their life cycle together. So when you update the cluster, you will also update the operating system. This is really a standout feature and it makes things so much easier to reason with. So let's have a look at the graphic here. So we have the underlying platform, obviously, which can be anything. It can be cloud, can be bare metal. And then we have Linux hosts and we use Fedora CoroS as our base operating system in OKD. Fedora CoroS uses technologies that really enable this use case. Like ignition for our first boot configuration. So we don't use cloud in it or anything. We have ignition, which is a declarative configuration that when you first boot, it'll configure the machine specifically for that environment you're running it in. And you can configure anything with it really. So you can write files, you can format partitions and lots of things. You can write and enable services, system deservices. A lot of things can be done with ignition. And Fedora CoroS is also based on RPM OS tree. OS tree, the technology you may know from things like Flatpak. So it's an image based system, which means RPM OS tree takes Fedora RPMs, composes them into an image, and then they'll get the Fedora CoroS image, which is essentially immutable and enhanced security with that. And you can, RPM OS tree is described like Git for operating systems.  And you can go from one commit to the next and securely update that way. And testing and things like that become much easier for us on our side. And because we can just every, all the time say in this commit of the operating system, we have those packages and those files. And yeah, if anything changes, there's a very clear differential between two commits. Going up from that, we have Kubernetes obviously. Our flavor, OpenShift is an enhanced Kubernetes. So we have security pipelines, a lot of things that make maintenance of the system and also development on the system very easy. Yeah, and on top of that, the applications, which is what the user actually wants to run their workloads and everything, both the Kubernetes system, the OpenShift system, as well as the workloads, they're highly operatorized. So there's this operator pattern, which we use heavily to essentially drive the cluster on autopilot. So the operator will do what an administrator would usually do and make sure that if something is not the way it's intended to be, it is reconciled to the state it actually should be. And we have core operators within OpenShift. And then on the application layer, there is operators from operator hub that you can install for non-essential features, essentially, that you want to add on top. For example, running hyper-converged workloads with VMs, there's an operator for that. Running Windows worker nodes, there's an operator for that. And with the operator hub, there's catalogs you can click and install the operator from very, very easily and that will enable more kinds of workloads for you on your cluster. All right, let's go to the next slide. Here we'll just have a quick look at the platforms with support. It's essentially all the platforms. So we run on bare metal, on virtualized Overt, on OpenStack, AWS, Azure, GCP. There's smart, there's vSphere, there's a whole lot of platforms with support and we're adding to that list all the time. So next is the state of OKD. Today and tomorrow. So currently, we're at the stable release 4.5. That was a big milestone for us getting everything out and ready and stable and that's great. We still have a lot to do with regards to getting more operators ready to be installed on top of OKD. So actually the main mission of the OKD working group is to facilitate community contributions. So that is really what we want to do and we want to see more of that. We want to actually enable the community to work with us and to contribute here. And specifically the collaboration with the operator hub and Fedora communities is already very close and we're constantly working with them to do that. What we want to do is get more bespoke operators released for OKD. We're working on guidelines to do that, for example, and to enable the community to actually release their own operator for OKD as well. Another part of the mission of OKD is to enable early adoption of upcoming technologies. So in the future, we will provide guidelines and ways to use upcoming technologies like C Groups v2. Like, what was the other thing I was going to say here? Oh, yeah, we're going to enable Cilium as a network, as the networking stack, which I'm looking forward to seeing. This is not going to be default because we're stable. Yeah, we're stable with OKD, but if you really want to go that way, then OKD is also the platform you can test out those new technologies with. So coming soon, we have released 4.6, which will, yeah, enable a lot of these things as well. And OK, next up is Charo. Good morning. So I'm going to talk to you about something that we're very excited about. We have been collaborating with the Red Hat Co-Ready team to create a version of the Co-Ready containers that is built off of OKD 4.5 and Fedora CoroS. And we're very pleased to say that after a lot of work, we finally have a release ready for you to try out. This is built off of the same code base that Co-Ready containers is built from that you can download from Red Hat. But unlike the Co-Ready containers that is built for OCP, the product that shares the code base with OKD, this is a community driven version that sits on top of Fedora CoroS as its operating system, gives you all the goodness that we provide with a full OKD 4 cluster, but allows you to run it on your laptop or workstation. So all you have to do is add a pipeline in your code and you can run your cloud native apps locally on your own device. I'm going to demo that for you now and show you a few things about how to get started. So allow me to click over to screen share. Okay, you should now be seeing my screen and empty terminal and a browser that is displaying a running instance of Co-Ready containers for OKD on my poor little MacBook Pro. This is a 13 inch i5 MacBook Pro, so it's got two physical cores in it, four VCPUs, 16 gigabytes of RAM, which unfortunately really is about the minimum of what you need to have a useful experience with Co-Ready containers on your local workstation. Unlike MiniShift that was a precursor or MiniCube, this really is a full instance of OpenShift, the OKD version running in a single node on your workstation. To get this, what you'll do is go to our home page at okd.io. This is where everything that you need to know about OKD is located. Scroll down a little ways and you'll see a section down here for Co-Ready containers for OKD. Clicking on that link will bring you to three download links. We've provided binaries for macOS for Linux and for Windows. One thing you do need to take note of is this pull secret right here. The supported version of Co-Ready containers does require a pull secret that you get from registering with Red Hat. For the Community Edition, we wanted to remove that step and so we're providing what is effectively a fake pull secret that will work for this OKD distribution of Co-Ready containers. The last thing to note is this link right here to the Getting Started Guide. It will take you to the Co-Ready containers documentation which will tell you a whole lot more about how to configure it, how to run it, things that you can do with it. Once you download the binary, I will note that it is fairly large, so don't be alarmed. It contains a full QCals instance of Fedora Core OS. This is a compressed disk image that when uncompressed will be about 9 gigabytes in size. Like I said, this is a full blown open-ship distribution that you're going to be running. You'll execute a CRC setup to get it started. You'll have the opportunity to do some configuration which you can read more about in the documentation. Here you can see I set my memory to 12 gigabytes for this image. I set the number of virtual CPUs to 4. Like I said, this is Core i5 with hyperthreading that gives me 4 virtual CPUs. When I start it, it's going to prompt me for that pull secret. This is where you paste that pull secret that you copied. After a few minutes, you'll have a running instance of code ready containers. Take a note of a couple of things. There are instructions here for you to log into your new instance from the command line or executing a CRC console. We'll launch your browser and give you a view like I had right here. I'm already logged into my cluster. I will say that your experience on a machine like mine is going to be better if you rely more on the command line, less on the console. The console will be a little slow to refresh from time to time. If you're blessed with a larger machine with 32 gigabytes of RAM, you'll have no problem whatsoever. But for those of us that are still living in the 16 gigabyte world, this is what we deal with. I'm going to run through just a few things to show you some activities that you can do. What I'm going to do for you now is I'm going to set up an HT Password Authenticator because as you can see, I'm logged in as the temporary administrative user. If I wanted to create another account for myself, I can use the HT Password command to create an HT Password file. I just created in slash temp. I'm using a really good password of secret password for my new user admin. I'm going to create a secret out of that file that I just created. I'm going to put it in the OpenShift config namespace and then I'm going to apply a config resource right here for an OAuth that's going to create a new OAuth provider that will use this HT Password file that I just created. Let's go ahead and drop that into our cluster. Now I have that new provider. If I now add a policy to that user, I now have a new cluster administrative user named admin. This is important. You can use the temporary account that was created for most things, but if you want to expose the internal registry that comes as part of this so that you can push custom images, let's say you're using Podman or Docker to create your own images that you need to use for something, you'll need to log in as a regular user because the temporary account won't work for externally accessing that registry. That's why I do this mainly. I'm not going to use it for anything right now. I just wanted to show you a few activities. What I am going to do now is I'm going to deploy the Tecton operator so that I have access to OpenShift Pipelines. I'm going to create the custom resource definition first. You'll see that our custom resource definition for Tecton was just created. I'm going to apply some custom roles and custom role binding so that here in a minute we'll see some interesting activity.  If you saw right here, Pod just started firing up. You'll give this a minute to do its thing. Then we'll apply this custom resource which is going to give us access to OpenShift Pipelines. Like I said, the console will be a little bit slow from time to time as you're working with this. If you have a machine that is constrained on resources like mine is, especially when you're running recording software and other things, there will be some times when it will take a little bit for it to do its thing. If we scroll through here to our OpenShift operators namespace, we should see our Pipeline journey. There's an OpenShift Pipeline namespace right here that was created for us. Actually, I'm just going to go ahead and because this is going to be a little sluggish here, I'm going to pull up the workloads here, none are found. I'm going to go ahead and deploy this custom resource which will create our instance of OpenShift Pipelines. You'll see now we've got some activity happening. Our Pipeline's controller and our webhook is spinning up. You'll notice also that we have a brand new option over here on the left for Pipelines. When this operator finishes deploying, we will then have the ability to create and deploy Tecton Pipelines that are ready to receive our code. While that's happening, I'm going to do just one other thing here because there's another operator that I'm a huge fan of, the namespace configuration operator. The namespace configuration operator, that's something that's maintained by the Red Hat Centers of Practice team. It allows you to create resources that get synchronized across namespaces. I use it for my Pipelines so that I don't have to maintain things that I want to be common across multiple developer groups. I don't have to maintain those in individual namespaces. Instead, I create them with the namespace configuration, a new custom resource that gets created for us. I use those to configure those common resources so that when a new project needs to be created for a team that's going to be doing some development, all I have to do is label their namespace with the appropriate label that I've given in the namespace configuration. All of those resources are not only created, but they're also maintained. If I update it in one place, it gets synchronized across all of those projects. I'm going to drop a couple of templates in there to create that for us. When we're done here, you can see now over here, our Pipelines is fully deployed and running. I just created an instance of my namespace configuration. Now, if I create a new project, my namespace, let me go ahead and switch to my namespace. No workloads in my namespace yet. I'll also show you nothing up my sleeve here. There's no Pipelines. There's no Pipeline runs. There's no tasks. I'm going to label this namespace with the Pipeline Tecton label. We'll wait a few minutes for this to refresh itself. When this finishes running, we should have seen that we had some Pipelines created. Maybe waiting a moment for the namespace configuration operator to do its thing. Switch over there real quick and show you this. We're still waiting for the namespace operator to finish deploying. When this operator finishes deploying, this will pick up the namespace configuration that we created. It will identify any namespaces that are appropriately labeled. It will synchronize the objects that we create from a namespace configuration across any of the projects that have those labels. As soon as we're deployed with that, your applications now are ready to run and deploy. All you have to do is, from your developer perspective, in your project, select the new template that we create in the catalog, and give it your GitHub account, give it the branch you want to build from, and click go. I'm going to show you a couple of projects real quick before I finish up here that you can get this information from. If I spell my name correctly. It's github.com slash cgroover, the Tecton Pipeline OKD4 project. This is where I pulled what I'm demonstrating for you here. The documentation is still a work in progress, but it is, at this point, usable. If you want to deploy these pipelines into your code-ready container space, go to this link right here, github.com slash cgroover, the Tecton Pipeline OKD4, and you will be able to replicate what I'm showing you here.  At this point, I'm going to stop the screen share, and we're going to continue on with our presentation. OK, so that was our demonstration of code-ready containers running on your local workstation. Now we're going to switch topics real quick and talk to you about the working groups that we're all part of. We'd love to invite you to join us in the OKD working group. On your screen now, you should see several links. This is a very active community of folks from across the globe. This is not just a red hat thing. We've got a very, very broad and diverse group of people, all with a common interest in the OKD distribution of Kubernetes that are working together to make this project much better and much broader. We're experimenting with all kinds of new things, and if this is something you're interested in, we'd love for you to join us. And our partners in this venture are those who are working on the underlying operating system Fedora Core OS. Right, and we also have a Fedora Core OS working group. We have regular meetings on IRC. There's an issue tracker on GitHub. We have a discussion forum, a dedicated one on the Fedora project discussion board. There's a mailing list, and you can find the weekly meetings on the Fedora calendar, just like OKD. And this is where we discuss the underlying operating system, which is Fedora Core OS is geared towards containerized workloads. So it's very well suited for the OKD use case, but there's other use cases too. Most discussions nowadays revolve around the package set that is actually to be included in the compose. So if you have any wishes there, please do join the working group or anything else really. It's not just about packages, but the operating system and how we build it. If you want to learn about that or have an interest, please do join. And with that, we'll leave you some links for resources. So OKD.io, you'll find everything there essentially as well. That's the main site. We have the docs site, docs.okd.io. We have two repositories on GitHub in the OpenShift organization. The OKD repository is our technical issue tracker. So if you run into any problems, please open an issue there. We will shell that out to the respective repositories where we think the issue really lies. Maybe it's really just an OKD issue. We will essentially triage those issues there and send them off to the right spot. And then we have the community repository, which we use to plan our OKD Working Group meetings and add essentially anything that results around the working group. And thirdly, there's the Code Ready organization on GitHub where you'll find the sources for Code Ready containers, what Cero just showed us. So check that out too. And with that, I'd like to thank everybody for listening in. It's been a pleasure to talk to you.