So good morning and welcome for everybody coming here, and I have a feeling that's really loud Yeah Surly my name is Carol Barrett. I'm with Intel Corporation And I've also been doing work here in the community around And that a group called win the enterprise Which is bringing together a group of folks who are focused on driving open stack to be successful in the enterprise IT market places and Coming together to understand what we need to do in multiple ways around open stack to go ahead and be successful And today I wanted to talk with everybody about where we started and where we've come to and Where we want to go to and I'm looking to go ahead and bring new members into the teams that we've formed for the last Couple of months so that we can go ahead and achieve the goals that we want to set forth for between now and taking us to kilo so And I So what we've done is really focused on Identifying what are the barriers for enterprise IT to deploy open stack today? Not what they need six months from now not what they need a year from now But what is standing in their way of being able to deploy it today? And we found that sometimes those barriers are around technical features and capabilities that we can go ahead and Address in a short term through a series of different approaches Sometimes it's around documentation and how to guides Sometimes it's about awareness and perception. They're not aware of open stack or they have views on how Capable and complete open stack is and how ready it is for enterprise deployment And sometimes it's about being able to see case studies and other reference Architectures to see how other people who are similar to them have deployed open stack today And what value they've gotten out of it so they can build their plans around it and their business justifications to deploy it The group actually came together In Atlanta, so six months ago. We had our first bird of a feather session and we brought together a Group at that time and then additional folks joined us over the course of these last six months And we initially kicked off five teams. We identified that the barriers Segmented themselves, so we kicked off an application availability team a Manageability team service availability, which was referring to the open stack services Security and compliance and a marketing and a business team, so we went ahead and brought together about 70 people from 25 different companies Across these teams and these teams operated to go ahead and identify what were the key barriers Look at how they would prioritize the ones because there were pretty long lists in each of these areas as to what the issue were Created a ZBB line identified what were the top three that we actually thought we could do something about in a six-month period of time and Took that list to the open stack board meeting in July Which was in Portland, Oregon in conjunction with Oskon that was going on at that time and showed them what we had Identified and what our plans were to take action on them They told us to go ahead and move forward And so coming out of that we identified that there were some common Barriers that went across application manageability service availability and security compliance And they were around open stack deployment and upgrade Monitoring and then cattle and pets. How do you go ahead and on board existing IT enterprise workloads into a cloud? So we formed three additional teams coming out of July and since then the teams developed action plans and have been executing to them What they've What it looked like was that we ended up with over 75 Participants and there were a lot of individuals who are multiple teams because folks have interests that span multiple areas And they have development teams that span multiple projects and multiple areas It was over 25 companies that came together We've had a series of folks who have joined us even in the last couple of weeks Folks from Oracle and Stratus Liberty Mutual Insurance EMC and I'm hoping to build with that list here today And we've got eight work groups that are actively working today and over the last six months We've got over 1200 of collaboration hours across all of these folks working to Execute on what we identified as the problems and the actions to fix and what those fix look like was in the case of the Marketing team and the business team We did some content development to provide the support of messaging and being able to show proof points Around open stack deployments and people getting value out of open stack for their business We updated documentation that filled some of the gaps and aligned the documentation with the current capabilities in open stack specifically around federated identification We went to the San Antonio operators summit in August and met with a series of open stack operators to understand What their real barriers were around monitoring and deployment and onboarding existing IT workloads into the cloud because we needed more Requirements and details of what was stopping them from being able to move forward So we could understand what we needed to do to get rid of those barriers for them It gave us good information and so from there We went ahead and developed a series of blueprints and proposals that are actively being worked through the design summits that are going on And what you see is by the different teams What the titles of the blueprints are what projects they're in links and I'll go ahead and post the slides up on a Google doc and there's an etherpad that you can find in the schedule notice and I'll put a link to the Google Docs file in there as well And feel free to go ahead and you know go to the etherpad and put any type of questions I'm looking at it and I'll log into it as well And then you can see the folks who are going ahead and driving Those different blueprints and conversations today We have actually the monitoring cinder conversations going to happen later on this afternoon and tomorrow will have the capacity headroom Nova conversation happening. I'm not sure what the timeline on all the other ones are off the top of my head so we really tried to get focused on again, what are the barriers today and What can we actually take action on and solve in a short period of time and either by making the modifications and driving enhancements to OpenStack Some cases it's working with Ecosystem partners because it's through that combination of OpenStack and an ecosystem Partner solution that we can actually create a whole solution that can be deployed but really looking to Make impact now not in the future and so today What I Would like to do is really a goal is to bring more community members into the workgroups there's a lot of desire to continue to push through to the L release and That what we're trying to figure out is what's that next set of barriers that we're going to go after all right What are you seeing hearing from your customers or your partners that are preventing people from deploying OpenStack today? Who in your organizations can work with us to go ahead and Understand those barriers define the solutions to them bring resources to developing those solutions and Driving it into the design summits and then out into the marketplace And Around that is do we have the right teams in the right focus areas? Do we need more? Do we need to redefine how these teams are operating or what they're specifically looking at and how would you want to go ahead and Define success around the needs that you know of and the things that you would want to see happen for your businesses between now and kilo so there's a as I said an etherpad that we've got open so if you Have comments questions or want to go ahead and put your name and an email address So we can go ahead and link up that would be a great way to go ahead and get connected There is a mail list a mail group. That's also Set up through the OpenStack Community list and it's Enterprise WG And then sort of two other things before I go ahead and open up for conversation is Tomorrow there's two follow-on Conversations that I wanted to share with everybody There's going to be a longer deeper working meeting around win the enterprise Where we'll probably do some work in the specific teams and talk about very detailed barriers to try and come out of here with a Start of a focus for the next six months for us And then there's a telco working group that's coming together tomorrow morning Which is going to include both telco cloud operators as well as the NFV sub team that's been operating within OpenStack today to go ahead and look at how do you work to address telco barriers today, so generally maybe some things around scale and performance So that they can go ahead and expand their OpenStack deployments and then continue to work into the future as they migrate from where They are today and SDN into NFV And so looking at that from being a development Operators and business and marketing type of a focus as well So I wanted to share that in case you all have interest in multiple segments Which I hear from lots of people that they do so I'd like to I'd love to have some conversation and hear your thoughts and What you hear from your customers and partners around barriers for them, right the enterprise Customers to be able to go ahead and deploy OpenStack today Yeah Okay, and on the the maturity are there features that come around that You know, how do they what are the examples they'll use that? telling you that Sure, I'm sorry. So he was saying that what they're hearing is that people are the customers are talking about a couple things So that OpenStack Is lacking maturity stability and upgrade ability and that They need a longer term roadmap to be able to go ahead and understand where the products going so today We'll publish something around a six month roadmap. They'd really like to see an 18 month roadmap And that when they talk about stability, they're really talking about things like live migration Right needing those capabilities and needing those to be robust Yeah, so one of the things we just recently ran into in the ice house release is we upgraded in Keystone from a stable ice house release to I think it was dot-two and A change got put in that totally broke ad integration. It's a thing to deal with like utf-8 characters and I Couldn't find a bug That that got tied back to so it seems like we get a stable release which should be I guess feature frozen from a standpoint But there's still features getting ported back into it Which I can understand if it's solving a bug or something like that But there's I mean if we're dealing with if some of us are used to the red hat thing where it's like it's frozen And there'll be some stuff back ported, but it's like API compatible. It you end up with a I'm on a stable branch Everything's working. I upgrade the version and now it's totally busted And there's no bug or anything that's related to it. It's it's kind of hard to I don't see a Bear or a line that says what gets back ported and what doesn't in Terms of getting back ported into versions from from trunk Was it the API that changed and that's what broke or was it some internal function? It's internal code So it was basically anything that goes through a LDAP query. There wasn't an appropriate function So in active directory if you had a picture it tried to do a UTF a conversion on binary data And that just totally broke every function related to it. So Like Keystone refused to work with active directory Yeah, there is later on. Yeah. Yeah, I think there's a desire to actually get that to be much longer than that Yeah, okay Thank you. Hi, I'm Ronan Kaufman morantis. Hi, so Until last week I was with Oracle, so it's changed for me But so one thing that we do see when we go to enterprise customers is, you know The first thing they want is a two to three year support. No question asked. That's what they want Their test cycle is probably more than six months Anyways, and I think the community is by definition right now is dropping the The release that was released like six months ago. There's no vulnerability management Actually, the foundation will deny you of the name open stack if you're not supporting one of the two latest releases So it's not like you can say okay I'm staying on ice house for three years don't leave me alone because the rules and the whole mindset is around You got to move fast Which works great for development and we don't want to stop that But we do want to make sure that customers could remain on a version supported for two three years and maybe That's something for you know the textbooks answers like yeah your distribution go do it Well, first of all the foundation won't let me Right now technically I think that's an easy easy one to solve it I think even bigger problem is that we encourage as community people to move forward to the next release and that's something that Is difficult for for the customers is difficult for the partners who are developing plugins and have to update them every six months and it's you know, there is only so much you can do on Garrett and Checking process to checks for scale. For example, you can't check things in a hundred notes scale and those will break and so I think There there are two avenues this could work out one It's distribution will do its own thing, you know red hat said that ice house will be supported for three years Cool, and then kill Juno comes along now Juno is going to support for three years and kill comes along now Kiehl is going to be support for three years all of a sudden red hat needs to support five different versions for three years In any given time so I think five six Exactly so my point is this I want to make a point here and maybe and that's a suggestion Everybody's welcome to comment is the community as a community needs to think about a release which will become the long-term release and Long-term support release and then you know, we continue every six months to deliver We don't want to stop the innovation, but customer wants to Stabilize or a partner wants to write a plug-in writes it to that long-term Supported release and then you know if red hat wants to backboard something Miranda wants to backboard something fine But we are responsible for maintaining those APIs though interfaces and and and I think for a lot of enterprise customers This will be a very useful way to do things that's like to send some What other people think about that? Please yeah, I was expecting somebody from canonical to kind of jump Just I have a little comment about that, you know the train moves on always there are new features But at some point you got to say okay here is a good baseline and then you know the Distributions could differentiate but adding more features if they want to but as long as they keep things stable So that question that you raise is like is Juno good enough? Well as kilo good enough is the L You know good enough it will never be good enough But you have to say if we want to get serious about onboarding enterprise customers you got to say here is something I'm starting with and You know you may correct in two years but you don't want to start that only in the you know for releases from now because You know every enterprise customer and you know my former life I was dealing with these guys a lot and They're just it's an unstarter, you know six months major release major upgrade forget it It's just not something that they will even start I think from an open stack point of view There's the desire to keep everybody close to the trunk And so how do you balance that between having long-term support and stability and trying to keep people close to the trunk? I think it's a Yeah, that's a so excellent question. That is definitely not something. I think it's private develop It's like community developer viewpoint. I think much more so than the customers that we're trying to serve But I would imagine that It could be that the customer challenge becomes fragmentation Right, and so some of the value propositions around open stack and the ability for Enterprise customers to choose across different distributions depending upon what their needs are that value proposition could erode over time If we see a lot of fragmentation in the distributions that go out because everybody gets away from truck And maybe those are the the two sides of that So Bill Bill Franklin HP So I'll Partially agree and partially disagree with one or two of the comments that have been made so far There are a lot of enterprises that are actually actively doing work with open stack They've deployed it. We've seen I mean, you know Rajiv Khanna was speaking from Expedia the other day Comcast guys were talking in Hong Kong There are a lot of companies that have deployed this often It's in a proof-of-concept environment or it's in a green field development environment, but there are enterprises using it and for You know, are there any? Enterprise customers in this room are all we all mostly vendors Enterprise cut great your enterprise we got we got a couple of them in here So I spend about half of my time talking to a lot of HP's enterprise customers So I would encourage the Enterprise customers that are in this room To tell the open stack community particularly if you've currently deployed open stack The things that you want to see us change to make it easier to consume And more importantly make it easier to take it from a proof-of-concept or a smaller project to The standard we're really at the point where the client server revolution is starting to change and it's shifting in corporate Global corporates to a cloud based infrastructure. So my my first point would be yes I think there are enterprises using it and you know, they're having trouble cutting their teeth on it It's the same way. I'm an older guy It's the same way Unix started in you know between 85 and between about 82 and 85 or 87 So that would be comment one and then comment two Is there is a a tension within a lot of the enterprise community that I talked to Around how close they want to stay to trunk and it and it's really if you look back in history It's the same thing that existed with some of the very large early Unix distributions and then Linux ones It's this David Comey's sitting here who used to be a chief architect at Sun and it was a whole investigation of the You know the arc of change that you want in the in user land in Unix and in Linux And I think if you talk to developers in the enterprise They want to stay close to trunk if you talk to the infrastructure people that deploy Infrastructure as a service and the cloud they want to have as much stability as possible so it's that tension within the enterprise and Ways that we can solve that for the enterprise so that the Infrastructure components maybe don't change as fast But the parts that some of the developers are really interested in have an ability to change it a slightly different velocity It's a hard technical problem to solve But often if we go back and look at what we all did in the client server world That was the place where we met that gap and we allowed the change to occur up in user land and the Infrastructure stayed a lot more stable So maybe we want to think about that. I don't know Not necessarily you know if I was queen for a day, I wouldn't necessarily look at it in terms of Separating it out from dev to prod because you really want to be able to have a constant constant Progression and look at some degree of continuous integration. It's an aspect of what do you what do you want to update? And what do you what do you don't and if we could have a way of saying Lockdown this Don't allow this to change but allow this to change up here And even better yet have an understanding of the dependency graph of if I change this up here What are all the other packages that need to be modified to make it work that would allow an enterprise to maybe say For compliance reasons these things can't change. We've certified them for our own specific compliance requirements But these things over here can't change and we don't really give them that capability yet We do we have in the client server world, but we haven't quite gotten there yet with open stack Yeah, other comments or thoughts on Bill's point or or other go ahead. Yeah Well as one of the few enterprise customers here Thank you for coming to a to visit with us. So I haven't really thought this out, but I've been asked to Put open stack into proof of concept in my enterprise so I can tell you what my problems were Okay, to begin with installation Because we had to make a lot of choices and Seriously, most of the choices seemed simple, right? But I had to make them at every single point of installation. So was I using rabbit? Was I using zero MQ or Cupid or whatever? So basically I had to roll my own Passwords and everything going through the docks that were changing but I already told them It's gentle about that And so that that's one thing Basically, I would have liked to Install a package right because I was going from the red hat the red hat packages I Would have liked to install a package with the controller and the package with the dashboard and Just configure the dashboard With one database or one controller So maybe maybe it should work I don't I don't think it does but I Was configuring nova config files at one point and the notron config files at one point Could there be a common configuration so that basically installing a module whether it's Nova or notron or Or compute or whatever just pointed to one IP with the one password and it gets its configuration from there That would be one thing The other thing which I haven't really looked at with monitoring Because We're a small team and if we're going to use open stack it has to be 24 hours and The guys were working at four o'clock in the morning. They are not going to follow anything open stack they want a red light to come on and We do that with nodules and truck and things like that and When the red light comes on they click on the instructions and do they have to relaunch something do they have to Call someone or whatever Heat by default maybe So that's you You don't you don't configure when you install It should be by default He is running and is saying that these services have to be up that would be very much very much simpler Gotcha So just a really basic configuration that I'll install to that you can work off of and and commonality between the components So you don't have to do each one of them the same Exactly and most of the choices that I was supposed to make Seemed simple to me when installing open stack at a proof of concept. I didn't care about Cupid or rabbit or whatever if I just pushed a button and Given an admin password My ideal would have been to put in put in a DNS name of my controller and When I'm finished I can point to to the HTTP port of that server and Put in the admin password and I would have an open stack running and that would be perfect And then I install then when I install A swift or a cinder or when I install a data storage module it should only ask me what are the Disks I can use and then it should present those Gotcha, so we need to make it We need to be able to make it consistent across releases and then within a release We need to have some commonality or consistency across the cut the services Okay, so some way of being able to have here's your core. Here's the next tier it. Okay That's good Right Okay Good, so you need more of them that actually talk about integrating the different Open-stack services in different ways as you're trying to What was the last part? Are they the ones that you see today? Are they not focused enough or clear enough on the use case that they're trying to solve that you can really? map them Okay, there are some up there are some up on the website. Yeah, we should talk about that Yeah So so we are out of time But Ruchi I always have time for you Okay Alrighty, so thank you all really appreciate the conversation and the thoughts and again We've got more opportunities later on this week So please come join us tomorrow afternoon and let's continue the dialogue and I will go ahead and mine the ether path between now And then as well. Thank you


down the street and I bumped into a local construction worker that I knew that was working on one of the coffee shops so as I walked out of this cafe and I had my cup of coffee in my hand this construction worker and I got to talking and he said to me oh wow you practice Chinese medicine and you do acupuncture and use herbs but you're not one of those that uses these endangered animal parts right you're not like killing all these weird special mythical animals and it was kind of a harmless joke in passing but it really got me to think because so many people the first thing they think of when they think Chinese herbs is that we're killing all the endangered animals on earth now this is a very important thing to talk about so I thought I'd bring it up in today's video hey I'm Dr. Alex Hein Chinese medicine doctor and author of the health book Master of the Day now I've included two very important links below this video the first link is for if you want to become a patient of mine either locally or via telemedicine and the second is a free guide on four daily rituals that can help you add 10 years to your life with traditional Chinese medicine you can check those out right below this video the first link now look I'm not a vegan I'm not anti-vax I'm not here to share some PETA stats with you but I think this is a very very important discussion because the guy that I was talking to on the street had a very ignorant misinformed or uninformed opinion so in this video here I wanted to really take the opportunity and take the time to set some of these things straight so let's start with the headline drug companies kill about 25 million animals per year in research and developing and testing okay so I stumbled upon this article by the humane society and it suggested that estimated more than 25 million vertebrate animals are used annually in the research testing and education in the united states and we don't even really know the exact number or the exact amount it's easy to see if you're consuming an actual animal part like if you see a twig you know it's from a tree or a bush and if you see like a chicken leg you know it's from an animal but if you see a little white pill with a w on it well I don't know what that's from or where it comes from besides that I know it's from a lab but nobody knows or really thinks about the process that it took to synthesize this drug that someone's not taking for let's say diabetes and for many drugs the FDA even requires some degree of animal testing before a drug can be approved to be tested on a human being so check out some of these top drugs that are common in the united states you have the drug synthroid which is used for hypothyroid and it's tested on dogs rats and mice you have drugs like crestor for high cholesterol that are tested on beagle cute dogs cats monkeys rabbits mice and rats nexium a drug for heartburn or reflux is used on testing on beagle dogs rabbits mice and rats and essentially on and on and on this goes so millions and millions of animals sacrificed as part of the standard testing process and it makes sense you don't want to give something to a human if it's going to kill or harm an animal but this idea that chinese medicine is solely responsible for killing all the pangolins and that's why there's no more unicorns on earth or all the tigers tigers will be gone due to chinese medicine is pretty ridiculous and pretty uninformed so let's jump into the next idea here which is that animal testing has never been a part of traditional chinese medicine right so maybe you're thinking okay so we use animal parts just like conventional medicine uses animals for their research but chinese medicine was never tested on animals historically because for these ancient physicians in order to know how something worked you'd have to give it to the animal and then ask it how its stomach ache was but seeing as there were logistical problems and difficulties with doing that chinese herbs for example were always tested on human beings because you had to know what the effect was in the body with that specific illness it was never designed to be some kind of theoretical medicine with these mystics meditating on high who never saw patients i mean there's probably billions of collective patients over the last thousands of years that have gone through the process of taking chinese formulas documenting their results as well as the side effects and the people that were harmed and why they were harmed i mean that's that's the science and art of dosage it's a certain herb at one dosage will kill a person and at another dosage will be therapeutic that's not an easy thing to figure out in the field of medicine that's also why animal studies are used so in chinese medicine testing has only been done on animals recently and it's because of the introduction of biomedicine to china where china during the great leap forward and the communist revolution trying to prove that china you know should be the superpower that's taken seriously and part of that was getting rid of a lot of chinese medicine that seemed superstitious or seemed spiritual or mystical and a big piece of that was beginnings do testing and introducing western biomedical science to china and trying to apply that lens to chinese medicine sometimes effectively sometimes ineffectively so that is the only time where we've started to see now lab studies on rats and mice what happens if you inject the active constituent of ginseng into a rat what happens if you do an iv drip of certain chinese herbs or certain chinese formulas that's a fairly recent introduction to china so does chinese medicine use animal parts yes we use animal parts but nothing in my doctoral level training which is the highest level of training you can get in the united states that level of training and i specialize in chinese formulas and chinese herbs so if anything i would be the most likely to come across exotic animal parts for example so specifically though people seem to hone in on endangered and exotic animal parts tiger penis pangolin scales or tigers in general but pangolin scales uh shark fin soup all these kind of very specifically exotic sounding things the thing i've noticed is that this is more emphasized by folk medicine and folk doctors rather than those who have been through a classical an actual medical program that is licensed what's publicized in the news is so and so uses pangolin scales shark fin soup tiger penis bird nest soup whatever for some therapeutic benefit because it has the shock factor it has the oh my god that's like the news is they're professionals for hundreds of years at triggering you to click on something because that's how they make their income and what is an easy way to trigger you with chinese medicine this far off witch doctory sounding thing and then they're buying all the tiger penises and throwing the bodies away and they're killing the tigers for these ancient hong kong fertility tonics right so try to see through the marketing try to see through the the shock factor there's a very very very serious clinical efficacious medicine behind it and it's not always easy to siphon out what is and what isn't right guys that's what i got for you today now again if you'd like to become a patient the first link below this video is how to become one of my patients and everything about my clinic where to find me and i've also included this case study of a guy right below this video named li qin yun who supposedly lived to be over a hundred years old doing these four practices now the four practices he shared in a new york times magazine article and i think they're very very good so i've shared them with you in that free article down below this video and before you go i have two more videos for you related right here


Alexander Dubokhikov talking about Homery 7, okay. Thank you It's exactly so Who we are so we normally excuse a QXIP company is located Amsterdam and our mission is exactly working on the former and everything what related to capturing system and We are all open source family and each year and especially last year we joined us a lot of new people And we are very good What our team is growing up and we also very glad to see what we are working together with another open source projects like open zips Camarillo Janus and etc. It's all this year almost all these projects. It's already on page and We will be happy for somebody from this auditory will join us and help to To make make home a better So homo is still alive Don't worry. So it's exactly because Probably not too much was active development on home home. I get Repository, but this not means what we not work at heart on a new next version because exactly we are self-sponsored Project and exactly we have time to do some some commercial support and we found time to Working on next next generation of our projects, but of course, it's Unfortunately, it's only 24 hours in day we have and it's always not enough but we are working hard and Now what is now I would like to present what is exactly what we did? What is Homer? if nobody knows about Homer, we can go to zip capture and talk and raise a lot information or a lot of slides What to explain about what is Homer, but normally it's two words Homer is capturing system which Be able to to or help you to make trouble shooting To find which calls was not successful To see statistics and etc. Etc. And of course it's already implemented this we have protocol what we use in Homer It's already implemented in very proper open source with IP projects like open zips kama ilio asterix free-switch Janos project medias and etc So what why Homer 7 because it's the last versions was home of 5 it's long story, but in short comma 6 has been exist and We almost was ready to make it so I could risk in that orbit beta testing But it's always came new ideas because we have on what I said are let's implement it this feature Let's implement this feature and it was released my sicko 5 7 is jason protocol and etc. Etc. And so many features we have implemented and always delayed and new release and very for we have checked and we see what we already jumped this version 6 and we are ready to to release homo 7 and What is exactly what is the homo 7? If I'm on this slide you see what in homo 5 we have some features which is now is a point and in homo 7 we completely redesign system We simplified installation move some parts which is not needed anymore We switched to more to our configuration. We have more agents No possibility to capture see data and to start in the homer we clean wrote in the documentation core And new protocol agnostics and etc. Etc. We have it also distribution correlation using external guns DB We also you're ready for TCP stuff like paper to see Tc stuff with a paper to see and etc. And Of course, it's a new interface which still in development, but I am explained about this later What is an agenda? So our Goal is capture everything Kali late and expert everywhere everywhere This info pictures what is homo 7? Hova 7 is now split into two two main components It's one the components is home core and another is home matrix in Comcore you will see it's camellia open zeeps. It's right to database a UI for metrics It's exactly we have some statistic we have to expect somewhere and exactly next page I will explain about homo homo core It's completely it's a really completely new First of all a new API if you remember in homo 5 we have PHP which you can use in the jinx or you can use in Apache forget about it. It's dead. So we completely Re-design it we wrote from scratch based on Node.js web pack everything this works you can use it in like in web sockets you can exactly to get some some special information from Node.js you can exactly attach to Different databases to different systems and etc about a new DB chairman If you remember if you use homo 5, you know what we have some tables you have to create tables rotation and so and etc And this is a pain. Yeah, so especially if you need to some Special fields what do you have to to perceive messages and so forget about it? It doesn't exist anymore. You have now normally. It's chemo s design. We use Nice implementation what we did in fine my sequel five seven. It's Jason type of protocols I will explain it's on next next slides and of course we have new hip types It's for example open zeeps can send or come illio They have also supported with some new hip types using event sockets inside. You can exactly implement it own hip type to send to come illio or to open zips and to be automatically inserted and homo metrics In homo 5 we have internal statistical internal database statistic which we wrote everything in my sequel database and we designed what not implemented review and Now we discovered it at homo statistic doesn't exist anymore how you know And now we export all data to in external that external time series databases like influx DB primary toys elastic search and cetera. You can exactly use any type of the office Nice time series database for statistic. You can exactly use kibana. You can also use user interface charts widgets in homo To to get this data and display it in the user user interface and of course it's flexible It's not means what if you select and make choice only for instant in school to be all that all data We will all go to in school to be if you need some to extend Exactly to export some statistics to different database. You can exactly move use Simultaneously to to experts and for example with pastosh application what we develop you can get Statistics make some alarms You can do some analysis and also expert to to any databases what you prefer or even to start to file and do on post analysis I have about homo 7 in agents. We have a lot of new implementation, especially. It's a big thanks from Eugene Migler from neck alone He implemented a new goal rank based Implication it's a code HEPLIFI. It's it's it's now it's static so it can be run in any distribution and so it's not need to to link it to Libraries external libraries and also what he did He implemented horticly fix if you know if you use or or code like me in database or acne as BC It's Oracle as BC, you know what they use internal Monitoring system and for capital for the zip the zip messages duplication And now you can exactly using horticly fix you can say Oracle Please send all duplicate all messages. Please duplicate to horticly fix and it's you'll be Automatically converted to HEP protocol and stored in home. So it's normally it's drop replacement for palladium if you have palladium you can throw away Yeah, and you can install homer and of course we have a lot of new In in past us we have also this HEP HEP implementation. We have exactly to export data to any types of Engines and exactly elastic search Kafka Oracle as well Zering Q and cetera and cetera Homa core exactly. So here's a question about because everybody says our home. It's seep or seep plus RTCP but now this exactly from let's game came from Janus project from open Zeeps they generated now custom Protocols because which is not not standard and also all these protocols is based on Jason in this case. It's We decide to go away a little bit from Zeep way and make it universal. So now You can send In HEP you can send any your own custom protocol, which will be automatically recognized like HEP types and inserted the database with Schema was designed So this means what you have possibility to create own protocol like it was in Janus or five minutes. Okay. I have to go to quick Exactly how it's looks here. It's We receive HEP we have agent do the sectors. We have Jason payload. We have HEP type Jason's Schema home and so on so on but I will jump to next one because I don't have too much time To explain so how it's works. For example, we have implemented for the NES because exactly in the voice IP It's always problem to see if it's was a normal request denies and and said to the center here And for example, it's HEP HEP li-fi just listening for the nas packets get the speckets does Jason the sectors and send to this Jason in using HEP protocol to Homer and This data will be stored in a special table you see here It's stable hip rota 50 53 53 exactly it's part of the NES and we have some fields HEP header where we store Jason information about HEP Source IP destination IP and cetera protocol here on what we will be exactly all Related to IP What's type of UDP 70 and or TCP and or V1 tag tagging and and and so on and of course We have payloads by self which we can exactly use later To to make a searcher in in this table For Google for example, we're looking for We have Zip Zip's session which call to Google for example here and exactly we can make a relation if it's a request for Google or NASA woke up look up was successful at this time and But of course, it's you you ask about this is full full scans Yeah, so in jason protocol in my secret 57 you can also create a little tape a little fields Which will be can be indexed and you can use index for for search. It's you'll be on your demand So if for example, you if you have a lot of data what you can looking for for from use or a question I you can exactly create a little Index and use it And here for example, how it's looks a Janus or media soup stuff. So Janus switch sent sent this protocol and we can store it in database and it's to be automatically without any headaches can be immediately start for for search on and Of course, it's also possible for the C protocols for what you know already implemented in Homer Here's an example how it's a zip looking for Yeah, so and about statistics. So like like I said, we did a lot of work to make a Hormometrics Modular for example, Camila. We have exactly we split it to different modulus and you can just activate it using define functions and send this data to influence DB to elastic search or I don't know to to permit us if you want and Exactly, you can use influence DB. You can use Grafana home graph. You can use capacitor. You can make some alarm detection and multi-detections. You can generate also Alarms for fraud detections and and so on. So it's not too much time. And here's exactly how to elastic search Looks this data. So it's already we already visit this Hormometrics is already exist on all our repository in github So you can already download it and use it already now and of course about home a UI Like I said, we it's still in development, but it should be ready in next month So it's completely designed. It's use also web pack. You can exactly minify make minify version And it's will be a lot fast and quick and then to it. This will be looks like here. It's example Statistic which loaded for me influence DB. It's not internal statistic anymore. It's from external statistic. You can exactly in widgets. You can create Data source which will be request influence DB and not just will be get this information and put back back Jason statistic And which will be displayed? Okay, it's time is over Yeah, okay, so it's why was quick. I am sorry what I skipped some slides, but yeah It's not too much time to explain and probably once you can do it so much quicker


Okay, this series is going to be doing some fun rooting stuff with the Motorola G, but really a lot of this applies to a lot of Android devices, and so let's get started. First thing we need to do is enable developer mode. I'm running lollipop here, and if I go into settings on the phone, and I scroll all the way down, I can find down here about the phone, and right here there's the build number, and if you click that seven times, which I've already done that, it's saying that I already have enabled developer mode, but you click it seven times, it'll enable developer mode, and then you can click back, and you can see there's a developers option here, and we're going to want to enable USB debugging, which I have already enabled here. Okay, now that we have that done, let's switch over to our desktop or laptop or whatever device we have connected to our phone or tablet, in this case the Moto G, and let's install some packages we're going to be using, some programs we're going to be using throughout this series. I'm using, I'm running Debian, and I'm going to use aptitude, but use whatever pack manager you want. These packages should be in most distributions, but three packages, Android Tools fastboot, Android Tools ADB, and Aboot IMG. Go ahead and install those, which I already have installed, but I'll run that anyway, as you can see I already have them installed. They may be labeled different things in your repositories, but you want fastboot ADB and Aboot IMG. Today we're mainly going to be using fastboot and a little bit of ADB, which we're going to actually run right now. Now you can to restart your phone into the bootloader mode, there's buttons you can press, but if you haven't hooked to your computer or developer mode, all you have to do is use ADB, and I'm going to run sudo, just because that's how the permissions are set up on my machine. sudo ADB, I'm going to say reboot bootloader, and when I do that, and if you look at the phone, which is screen reserving off, there we go, we're in bootloader mode. Great, so now what we want to do is unlock the bootloader, I want to say first off, you're avoiding your warranty doing this, and second off, back up all your data because when you're unlocking your bootloader, it will wipe out all your personal data on the phone. And that's for security reasons. Think of it like this, on a regular desktop or laptop, if you have whatever operating system, it doesn't matter whether it's an Apple desktop laptop running macOS, if it's you're running Linux, BSD or Windows, if you're running an operating system and you don't have your hard drive encrypted, you can set all the passwords you want in the world, it doesn't matter if someone boots a live CD, they pop in a Linux CD or a USB flash drive, they can boot their own operating system and completely bypass all your passwords, meaning they have access to all your data that's not encrypted. Same thing on the phone, once you unlock a bootloader, you can boot different images just like you would boot a live CD, meaning that if your bootloader is unlocked, it means anyone can hook up to the phone and now they can have access to all your data. So that's why it wipes and also might be a good idea when you're not needing your bootloader unlocked to relock it, although it still is going to be voiding your warranty if you really care about that sort of thing. So what we need to do now to unlock the bootloader is we're going to run this command, it's sudo fastboot oem, and then we're going to get unlocked at, I'm not going to run that on my phone, my phone's already unlocked, but that will give you a key for your phone, and I don't want to share that with everybody. Once you have that key, you can go to this website and I'll try to remember to put a link to this in the description. It's the Motorola site and it's the Motorola site for unlocking your bootloader. They give you information, the warnings, you'll click next, and at this point it will probably ask you to log in or create an account. I've already created an account and logged in, and here it's telling you what I just told you, run fastboot oem, unlock data, and it will give you output that looks something like this, on a Windows or Linux machine, on a Mac machine, I guess it looks like this. What we want is everything after the bootloader lines, so go ahead copy and paste that, so it's all five lines are on one line like this, paste your code into there, and click unlock my device. And at that point, I also want to agree to this, you're going to get an email that's going to have a new key for you. Once you have that key, you go back to your shell, and again I'm writing sudo just to make sure permissions go through here. I'm going to say fastboot, which fastboot is the bootloader on most Android devices. If you have a Samsung device, it's not using fastboot, but most other devices use fastboot. If you are running a Samsung device, you're going to want to look into a program called Hilldale, I think is how you pronounce it. If you're on a Linux or really it's cross-platform, it's an open-source program, or a leaked program called Odin, if you're on Windows, but you can still use Hilldale on Windows. But we're mainly looking at fastboot, because that's the majority of Android devices, so the fastboot program on your phone interacts with the fastboot bootloader on your phone, and here we're going to say OME, and we're going to say unlock, and at this point, you're going to paste in the key that they emailed you. You'll hit enter, and the phone will then tell you that it is unlocked. And that is how you unlock your bootloader on the Motorola G, and really a lot of, well, the website that we went to was specifically for Motorola, it might vary a little bit for other devices, but as far as unlocking, you're still going to be using fastboot if your fastboot is your bootloader, and the unlock command with the key there. So that's it, it's that simple. Again, remember, back up all your personal data beforehand if you have anything, because it will wipe that for security reasons. You don't want people getting your keys for all your logins, on all your website and applications, or seeing anything that's private on your phone. So again, now that we have this unlocked, we're going to continue this series, we're going to be looking at modifying images, making our own custom images that we can boot from or install onto the phone, and that will allow us to do a lot of fun root startup stuff, and we're going to be doing stuff that's similar to booting, again, a live CD on the phone. You can, again, do this completely in RAM, or actually modify the hard drives on the phone. So I thank you for watching. This video was a little boring, a little simple, but something you need to do for the rest of the tutorials to work. So I thank you for watching. Please visit FilmsByChris.com, that's Chris at the K. There should be a link in the description. As always, if you enjoy this tutorial, I hope that you like, share, subscribe, and I hope that you have a great day. Okay, this is an introduction to FilmsByChris.com. I'm Chris, that's Chris at the K. That's me right there. My daughter, Amber, and my wife, Jennifer. 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Today we are doing the very highly requested video on the program that we use to track prices and analyze our trades. That program is called TradingView. TradingView is an online web-based charting platform with lots of useful features. You can use it to track prices, analyze cryptos, stocks, forex, commodities, and many other tradable assets. So if you're new to trading and looking to get into technical analysis, this is definitely where you should start. Hey what's up Jay here and welcome to Bitcoin Daily bringing you guys the best tips, tutorials, and ideas to help you guys become profitable and successful traders. The goal of this channel is to empower you guys with the knowledge and resources to help you get to that next level. So if you guys are new here consider subscribing and consider smashing that like button. Also make sure to turn on that notification bell so that you're notified as soon as we post new videos every single day well five times a week. So our first step to using TradingView is of course signing up for an account. So because I have an account already I'm just gonna go ahead and use an incognito window and then go to tradingview.com just so that I can see exactly what you guys see when you first arrive and land on this page. So this is going to be the welcome screen here. The first thing you're going to do is navigate to the top right and hit start free trial. Once you click on start free trial you will see there's different plans depending on exactly what it is that you want to do.  It's up to you. So for the purpose of this video we're going to go ahead and hit basic.  We're just going to hit email to make it simple. Simply just come up with a username, email and password then agree to their terms opt in or out for their marketing emails. Confirm that you're not a robot and hit create an account. Once you create an account you'll probably land on something like this. Now it's going to be different for you because it kind of already knows that I'm into crypto and that's kind of what it's already showing me but you're going to see a market summary where you can look at the indices, currencies, futures, cryptos, bonds, etc, etc. There's a lot of different things that you're going to see here and a lot of this stuff here that you will see is going to be called basically trade ideas. Now what are trade ideas in TradingView? TradingView doubles as a social network for traders. So you can follow other traders, join discussions, share charts and get access to community driven trading content. So you will see that I have a lot of things here on my watch. This is called your watch list over here and we'll get into that a little bit later on. For now let's just jump into your first chart. So all you're going to do is go here to the top where it says ticker and simply search the chart that you want to open. So for me I'm going to go ahead and search BTC USD and as you see once you search what it is that you want it's going to start guessing and bringing up you know the charts that you want to look for. So for Bitcoin there's a lot of different charts if you're using if you're searching the stock market you can also just click on stocks if you're looking for futures you click futures, forex, CFD, crypto, etc. So because I'm using crypto I usually leave it on all but because I'm using crypto I'm gonna go ahead and hit crypto and then I'm gonna pull up the chart that I wish to open. In this case I'm going to hit the BTC USD from buy bit because on buy bit is where I trade. So just hit the chart that you would like to open and this is what should pop up. So this is going to tell you the immediate information that you need to know on this asset that you're looking at. So for example on Bitcoin it's pretty much flat on the day it's not it's down $99 and then you can see the previous the open the volume the days range etc. You will have a few different options here for now we're just going to focus on getting into the chart. So we're going to go ahead and click where it says full featured chart you will also have options to set up alerts and follow this chart if it is something that you would like to follow and add to your watch list. If you scroll down there's going to be a lot of different trade ideas a lot of different symbols and a whole lot of other stuff that we won't get into in this video we just want to focus on getting to the chart. So just go ahead and hit where it says full featured chart. So you know when you look at these charts from other traders and they look kind of like this and you just see lines everywhere and you're wondering what the am I looking at. Well before you can get to this first you have to start with this right. So the first thing that I would recommend and this is more of a personal preference is making this turning it into a dark color thing. So just for me it's just easier in my eyes to see it like this than to see it like this.  I have to kind of like close my eyes a little bit because it's just so bright. So it's just easier on my eyes overall especially when you're spending a lot of time staring at charts. I think it's going to be a lot easier on your eyes and less stressful on your eyes if you just look at the chart in the dark color thing next make sure that your drawings panel is up. If you don't have it you won't be able to see your tools. So make sure to turn that on and that's pretty much it. Everything else you can play with and and just you know find out on your own. So now on this left panel right here this is this is going to be all your tools basically your drawing tools and you're going to have 15 different options from which to use and if you notice any of them if you press them on the arrow you can bring out more options as well. So that's going to be very very important for you guys to learn. You'll notice that most of these have arrows so it has more options and you can just kind of open them and see what they are. Everything's going to have a bunch of options and you're going to want to basically play with most of this just so that you can get accustomed to it and learn what each tool can do for you in the trading chart. Next let's look at the top toolbar up here. This is going to have a lot of functions that you're going to need to maneuver through your charts. The first thing that you see here is going to be symbol search so this is when you're ready or when you want to search for a new symbol or you're you want to look for something new you just click on there and you see that it's going to bring it up. So if I wanted to look for apple for example I just type in apple and I'm in also is going to bring me up that that up chart as well. If I wanted to look for Ethereum the same thing it would bring me up in Ethereum. Now you see that it brings it in the grayscale Ethereum trust. So if I wanted to make sure that I'm looking at the crypto then I would just hit crypto and that's going to bring me only crypto options. Next here we're going to have your time frame. So this is where you change the time frames. For you it will probably look like this at first where you just have to hit the arrow and select what time frame you would like to look at the chart on. What I suggest is choosing your favorite time frames and just hitting the star. As you can see when you put it on the star then it comes up basically as a shortcut here and now it's a lot easier to go through the different time frames as you can see here. I could just quickly swap between time frames the ones that I like to look at the charts on. Next you have this section right here where you can click it and it's going to change how your chart looks depending how you want to see the times. So if you click this you'll see how it changes it to the bars. If you click hollow candles you see that it changes it to the hollow candles etc etc. So I use just the good old basic candles. I don't look at any I don't use any of the other things of those other things. This is what I've always used and what I will always use. Next is compare where you can just basically compare this to anything else that you want. So if I wanted to compare bitcoin to gold for example you would just type in gold and then select which gold chart you want to be added on and now you can see the comparison between bitcoin and gold. So you can see gold is basically minus like eight percent here minus seven percent minus eight percent and bitcoin is up about 141 percent against it. Where it says indicators if you click that this is exactly where you go to look at the indicators. So you can see anything from built in indicators that was built in by TradingView to the public library where they also build where people can create their own custom indicators. I don't really use too much of these custom indicators. I mostly stick to really basic ones that I've used basically for years at this point and I feel comfortable with. So I already have them set up as my favorites as you can see there but you can use any indicator you want. So for example if you wanted to look up the RSI you just hit RSI which is the relative strength index and you just to add it to your chart you just simply click on it and voila it gets added to your chart. Once it's added on your chart you can also go to the settings if you want to mess around with any of the settings on the indicator and if you want to hide it you can also hide it here just click on it and hit that hide button and boom it is now hidden or it is now back and if you just simply want to delete it off of your chart you just hit that and it gets deleted. So this section here is for is financials and this is more for stocks so obviously I'm in Bitcoin which doesn't have fundamental metrics like stock market so it's not going to show up here but this is something you can definitely play around as well if you're looking at stocks. These are for template as it says it in the name you will see that this comes training view comes with a few different default templates and you can also create your own templates and save them. This is how you can set up alerts so all you have to do is just kind of click on that select your condition in this instincts the price of Bitcoin I will put crossing so if you hit that though you can put crossing crossing up crossing down greater than less than entering channel exiting channel and all these other options so I'm going to say crossing up actually I'm going to do crossing down and then we're going to hit here and put value and then we're going to say that we want to be notified if the price of Bitcoin crosses down $55,000 and we just want this to tell us once you can either put an expiration time on it or leave it open-ended as you see I have to upgrade to a different plan in order to use that so we'll just leave today's date as the expiration time and then you can set it up to notify you on the app to show a pop-up to send you an email and then just simply put the alert name here so let's say crossing down 55k and hit create now this is a cool thing about this you can have this you can download and log into the trading view app and once that alert once that happens is going to alert you directly to your phone that's why you want to have both and this is how you set alerts to know what the bitcoin price is doing and the last thing is the replay bar replay so this simply you just kind of put this bar wherever it is that you want and then you just hit play and it's going to play from that section that you placed it at now I've never really used that but in the case you want to see a replay of exactly what happened you can use that here is the undo and redo buttons the next thing here is you can select the layout that you would like to use so if I wanted to see this for example on two different charts next to each other I could do that then I could change one chart to the daily time frame and keep the other one on the four hour time frame so now I'm looking at bitcoin the same the same exact thing I'm looking at the same exact prices but one chart is in the daily time frame while the other chart is in the four hour time frame so that helps with if you want to look at for example the higher time frames here so if I want to be looking at the higher time frames and then also on this one I want to be looking at the daily and then it gives me a better idea of what I'm looking at so I don't want to make a decision based on this one dump when you know the prices have been rocketing like this right then here's where you can select your custom layouts and you can load layouts and just have a blast here with you can save your layout you can make copy you can load you can make a new chart layout so a bunch of different options there that you can play around with then of course you have your chart properties up here here this is how you set up the appearance of your chart you know the different colors that you would like to use so you can get creative with this and just have fun with it and set it up so that's unique and your own you don't have to have the same exact color scheme as everyone else and of course we have full screen mode here we have the snapshot if you just want to take a snapshot of your current chart and you want to save it to share it or you want to tweet it and then if you want to share your ideas with the trade community you can publish it and people will be able to see it on the trade ideas section and anyone that goes to your profile all right guys I hope you guys are enjoying this video so far if you are make sure to subscribe to the channel if you guys are new here make sure to smash that like button as well as that helps out our video and our channel overall with the youtube algorithm as you know it's so difficult to get through and if you have any questions so far make sure to drop it in the comments we're always happy to answer your questions so let's jump into the next section all right so next we have our right toolbar here so as you know there's a toolbar basically on every side on the right one this is where you're gonna find your watch list and this is one of the more important things that you're gonna want to do and want to set up here in the beginning as you can see I have a crypto watch list I have a futures watch list and I have a stocks watch list so to create a new watch list it's pretty easy you just hit here you create a new list and you name your watch list I'm gonna just put watch list hit save and then once you have that set up then you're going to go ahead and hit add symbol and then now here you can add any symbol that you like so for example you just hit this plus button on the symbol that you want to save I wanted to add that one let's say that I wanted to also add in the apple ink and if I wanted to add bitcoin domination then I exit that and now you can see that I can switch between the charts here at any time and this is why having a watch list is so important because you can monitor them and track them here while working on a different chart and also swap between them very very quickly so it's a very useful tool if you continue down this toolbar you'll see that you have a section where you could set up your alerts and track your alerts you have a news tab here you have a data window you have a hot list you have a calendar so you can see all different sorts of stuff in the calendar you can see the economic calendar as well you can hit my ideas and these are the ideas that you publish you can see I don't really use this I published my last idea was published in 2018 so it's been about three years since I used that since I published an idea on here you have the public chats you know that you can chat with people I usually urge people to stay away from public chat which is mostly just fud and people shilling and giving you misinformation you have your private chats you have your ideas stream so these are ideas that people are basically posting up you have streams I guess people are streaming or something I don't know I've never even clicked that they even know that existed till this very moment you have your notifications tab and another thing is you can connect your broker with trading view and make your trades via trading view so I do not have my broker connected but I may look into doing so and making another video on that and that's pretty much it the last thing here is the help center so if you guys you know have any questions or anything you can click on that I've also never clicked on that so I'm not sure but that's something else that you can use there all right so the final part of trading view is this bottom part here so starting from left to right you can see this right here this is basically whatever you click here is going to show you that time frame so if I want to see year to date I just hit this boom we have year to date so the chart the back of the chart starts January 1st and it goes all the way till today if I want to see the past one year I could click one year and it shows me everything that's happened in the last 12 months and if I want to see six months I hit six months and the same thing another thing that you can do here you could click this if you want to go to a specific date so that's another thing that you can do there and if you go here you can change your time zone so make sure that you have this in the correct time zone for me it's the eastern time zone so I have it set at UTC 4 and then over here instead of seeing in price if you want to see in percentage for example if I wanted to go to year to date and I wanted to know year to date what has bitcoin done year to date I could hit percentage and it shows me that bitcoin is currently up 88 percent year to date so if I wanted to see what has bitcoin done in the last 12 months I could hit one year now with the percentage on and it's going to show me that bitcoin is up basically at 1000 percent in the last 12 months and the final part here is this bottom part here I don't know if you're going to have it open or not by default by default mines I keep it closed but this is basically this one this is the only thing that I've used really which is the stock screener so you can set up a lot of different things here and screen for stocks depending on you know what criteria you set there if you hit the arrow button then you could also set it up the forex screener or the crypto screener so you can mess around with this and basically you know find a lot of different things happening in the market depending on what criteria you set it's pretty straightforward here you have a text notes if you want to enter any notes for anything then you have the pine editor if you want to make any edits or create some sort of strategy this is where you would do it this is where you write the script I have no knowledge in that so I've never used that you have the strategy tester so you can test out different strategies based on indicators and strategies there and then you have your trading panel I imagine that if you connect to your broker this is how you can basically manage your trades and stuff like that like I said I haven't connected I've never connected my broker so I don't have too much experience with this so for now we're just gonna hide that because we don't need it here and let's look at the chart so now looking at the chart basically on the top left hand corner is where you're gonna see what you're looking at here the you're gonna see different numbers here right so the O is for open H is for high L is for low C is for the close and then this is what it's doing what it's done during that candle right so if we're looking at this candle here you can see all those numbers for that and if I change it you see that those numbers change change as well so over every candle that I go over those numbers are always gonna change because those numbers are specific for the candle that we're looking at here if you have any tools here this is where you're gonna be able to go to their settings or remove them or hide them so you see how volume right now is there I could just hide that volume if I don't want it there or I could simply you know go to the settings and mess with those settings change the colors or just simply remove it I could also add alerts or indicator strategy or whatever it is that I want here as you guys can see just play around with all these now when it comes to navigating the chart itself you can literally just grab the chart if you want to move left to right another thing you can do down here you will see that you have a zoom out and zoom in button so you can hit those to zoom in or to zoom out you could also hit that like if you're zoomed in and you want to scroll to the left you can hit this to scroll left or you can hit it to scroll right or you can simply hit this right here to reset the chart overall you also notice if you just go to the bottom right here that this turns into these little arrows and you can grab this and zoom in so this is another way to zoom in to the chart and for example if I try to move this up and down I can't move it up and down I could only move it side to side but if you go to the right side here and you see that now it turns into another arrow you can move this up and down and for some reason once I do that now I can move the chart side to side and I can move it up and down so that's usually what I do I'll just come in I'll move it I'll move it and then I'll I'll move the chart around like this so I usually zoom in using this bottom part right here and then I'll just grab the chart to and put it wherever I want if I want to make these bigger then I'll I'll you know make that bigger or smaller whatever it is that I'm trying to do with the chart so let's add some indicators basically the ones that I like to use mostly is the relative index which is the rsi this is a good indicator to keep an eye on you can see when it's over bot or over sold another indicator that I like to use is volume which is already here and another indicator that I like to use as well is moving averages so if you add on the moving average you just click it and then you can input how many you know what moving average you want to use so for example I like to use sometimes eight days or 21 day moving averages other popular moving averages are going to be 50 day moving average and what a lot of people like to do is they add 50 day and 200 day moving averages on their charts and that can give you a good idea of the overall trend so when I'm looking at a chart the first thing that I'm usually doing is identifying support and resistance zones so to do that you just simply go right here just hit this arrow and hit horizontal line now I'm gonna simply try to identify those support and resistance zones here so let's say this is a support zone right there so I'm gonna go ahead and draw that line there let's say this right here is a resistance zone so I'm gonna draw that there there was a bounce here as well so I'm gonna go ahead and draw a support there and of course there was a this was the all time high up here so I'm gonna go ahead and draw a resistance there so you could change the colors on all these you can make them you know whatever colors you want you could also edit how wide or how big or small they are as well and if you want to change this the style you can do that here as well if you're looking to draw trend lines then just click on where says trend line and it's very simple to use here I usually turn on my magnet right here to use the trend lines and then I click right there boom and I run this you know and try to just make it work there where I see it fit right then I'll draw one for let's say the bottom here boom and now I have more or less an idea of the channel of different supports different resistance levels I have a channel here where you can see that the price has kind of been bouncing within as it's gone up I have a moving average here this is a 50 day moving average I'm I have the the RSI as well and then this is where you start getting to analysis where you start trying to look for a confluence between you know a lot of different things different patterns different support and resistance zones whether it's ascending descending static whether the support is a moving average whether it's you know there's a lot of different things and you start trying to piece the puzzle together anyone that's watched a lot of my videos also knows that I love using the Fibonacci retracement tool so the way to use that is just come on right over here hit this arrow and go down to where it says fib retracement boom turn that on and then in order to use the Fibonacci retracement you usually want to start at the bottom of an of a move so I'm going to go ahead and just start this move right there and run that up to the top of this this all-time high boom that is now set and now I have my Fibonacci zone in there as well so now I could zoom into the chart and and another thing what I like to do as well with a lot of these drawing tools is to lock them so if you just click on that you see right here you have the option to lock boom hit lock now when you're scrolling when I'm moving through really fast sometimes I'll click on this by mistake but you know if I don't have it locked and I click on this it's going to move though the entire Fibonacci zone out the way and then I have to start all over so if I lock it it will not move so I don't have to worry about it and now here I can see pretty much where that was and I can see where there's a possibility for a bounce here right and that is pretty much it guys I think I've gone over the most basic things to do in TradingView starting from setting up an account and running through all the way to getting into charts setting up support and resistance zones setting up trend lines setting up a channel setting up some indicators some volume rsi a moving average and also using a Fibonacci retracement tool so if you guys enjoyed this video make sure to hit that subscribe button make sure to smash the like button for me as well let's get this video to over 100 likes if you see this video a year from now then smash the like as well and let's get it to a thousand likes if you guys have any questions regarding anything that we went over in this video make sure to drop it in the comment section and we will be more than happy to answer it I know that when you first get started with TradingView you probably have a whole lot of questions my advice is to just play around with a lot of this and that's basically how I learned just playing around and eventually you'll start getting the hang of it with time and experience thank you guys so much for watching this video I will see you guys on the next one as always peace and love