Hello everybody, my name is Evan from jaspyscasebreaks.com and I am coming to you with a 15 box boom BOOM shock a lack of basketball mixer fraught to you by jaspys So these are random teams, so we're gonna have to roll a couple dice and randomizer few lists here Let's get started with a four and a one on the randomizer Again, we have Cory down to Josh for all of our teams If you see something next to you next to your name, that is how you got the spot or for Lawrence case It is last spot mojo again. We are randomizing this five times. We've done it once here is two three Four and one last time four five Good luck Here is Justin all the way down to Lauren Put that in column a there Now we're gonna go to the second list and we're gonna randomize it five times as well one two three four and Five here again five right there And we got the Houston Rockets down to the Boston Celtics Put that in column B All right, so these are the first 16 teams right here for the group I do read them off Oh, okay, so we have Justin with the Rockets Christopher with Dallas We have Dusty with the Cavaliers Josh with the Pelicans Josh with the Grizzlies Dusty has the Lakers and the Bulls Todd's with the Raptors Christopher has the Warriors Raleigh has the Utah Jazz Carl has the Hornets Michael with the Suns Carl with the Magic We have Justin with the Milwaukee Bucks Lauren with the Heat We have Nick's for Joe Chris with the Clippers Ryan with the Nuggets Brandon with the Timberwolves We have Pistons for Carl. We have Troy with the Kings Nets is Jimmy Dusty with the Pacers and the Wizards 76ers to Carter Timmy with the Spurs Hawks to Kurt Cory with the Thunder Dusty with the Blazers and Lauren with the Celtics All right, so we're gonna go on a little pause here for a trade window. We'll be right back Let's alphabetize that list for them. All right. We'll alphabetize that for you guys You can shrink that back down to to 88. I think put it all on one screen 88 right there. Oh There is 88 for you guys. Yeah, pretty small there. Maybe a hundred Looks good. Everybody on the list. All right. So again, we are gonna pause the video right now for a trade window We'll be right back. All right. Welcome back. We had no trades there in the trade window So here comes the 15 box boom shaka laka for you. We're gonna start with 2014 2015 Penini Don Russ we need we need you don't want to look at me. You want to look at the box? No, you sure you don't look at me. No, all right No, no, not gonna print it out. Let's print out the list of teams here Not until it's hot off the presses is it official All right, here we go one last look at the list of teams Again 15 box or should take about maybe an hour or so Here we go. Good luck everybody again. We're starting with 1415 Don Russ The honest I think the honest is He's 13 Yeah, cuz that's what all the slabs say Showcase you pack stack. Yep Beautiful Wow My name is at 84 76 they could win the series here. Wow 84 78 now seven minutes left no Jimmy but no Jimmy butter he get hurt. Yeah, I think it was Before the game started I have a feeling if this was closed out game do would he be playing like if it was an elimination game for them He'd be playing but since they're up 3-1, I think right Yeah, 15 box mixers here you guys can feel free to Fast-forward while we do a little pack stack in here for the first box Yeah, we're gonna have to do this couple times not too many others think we're gonna have to do this Four times including this one as we'll just rip right through it The first box of some Don Russ good luck everybody Nice Kobe there Zach Randolph we have Deandre Jordan Zach Randolph in the previous card was numbered 32 out of 174 Chris Mullins Paul Pierce James Hart Carmelo Anthony here Carmelo Anthony in the elite dominators that is 239 out of a 999 Got Kauai Leonard in the elite Rated rookie of Andrew Wiggins nice one there for the Minnesota Timberwolves that'll be going to Brendan Lalo and watch your hand placement a little bit right there. Let's keep it a little bit higher a little bit to the left Mario Chalmers in there and it's good Mario Chalmers that is out of 199 there for the Miami Heat Josh Smith in the elite followed by the rookies of James Ennis Moner genoble here that is 89 out of 99 in the elite blue Nicola Petrovic in the elites We have Markel Brown for the Nets Wesley Matthews here Non-numbered Wesley Matthews Lamarcus Aldridge Russ Smith rookie for New Orleans Anthony Bennett cheese Production line Ricky Rubio Ty Lawson here in the elite Followed by Dwayne Wade non-numbered court King Cards are sticking together. That's the word Kendall Marshall Tyson Chandler here in the elite followed by court Kings of a mr. Chris Bosch Andre Iguodala Followed by mr.  There you go. Gary Harris name Harkless autograph here. That is 153 out of 199 for Maurice Harkless Going to the Orlando magic and to Carl Russ Smith rated rookie Dame dala dame Steve Blake Steve Blake out of 377 there Rookie's TJ Warren the go-to-the-bubble Followed by Goran Tragic Just gross What happened? Just not just with no regard for human life. She's Timmy D No bonley rated rookie Luca Mahmute Jordan Adams autograph here for the Grizzlies. That is 190 out of 199 there pistol Pete Merovic in the scoring Kings Nicola spot to Chris Bosch non-numbered Whoa, look at all these. Let's go there. We got a d-way upside down. I know flipped around Followed by Nick Scouse Stauskas usually here's what I'll do. So these are just based cards. Yeah, absolutely And so what's that power there? Rookie's and hits All right, we don't need to separate. Yeah, we do need to separate them. So No one cares about Nick Stauskas. So we can just skip through these. We're gonna save these hits here Nick Stauskas. No, no number of cards right here anything. That's not gonna be Numbered cards you could number of cards I mean unless it's like a top top. Yeah top like rookie Like Wiggins would be would be in the sleeves and shipping team will pop load later pile. That's a numbered card That's a numbered card These hits keep on your left side We're gonna pile them up right here because we're gonna do a recap at the end Okay, so at the end we don't have to sift through a bunch of different totally different stuff Blake Griffin here in the elite Corkings mr. DeMarcus Cousins I knew once again That is non-numbered and a Corkings mr. K love Yeah, oh David Lee here. That is non-numbered David Lee Derek Rose in the elite scoring Kings David Robinson Tectovich that is numbered out of 99 39 out of 99 got Marcus all and Kyle Anderson We'll keep him in the good pile. He's doing all right. Thank you, Josh. I know right come here Nelson Really appreciate that man Jimmy Butler here in the game threads Jimmy Butler going to the Chicago Bulls and to Dusty a nice little Jimmy Butler We've got Monta Ellis Paul Mills at once after I top load it I'll show the car just really quick once again just so hey It's tight top load nicely and put that back there. Don't yell at us Great We have Roy Hibbert. Oh, man Moses Malone scoring Kings Well train was my thing Jay dog and he'll I'm sure he'll figure something sweep the leg something out for himself Yeah, oh definitely can't take Joe's mojo. We gotta gotta come up with your own thing Tyreek Evans and we have James Harden and to finish us off here for the first one Lance Stevenson and the Hornets uniform Derknewitzky scoring Kings Feltin Ricky Rubio Production line non-numbered Kyrie Irving and a Tyler Ennis And then put these over here or what are what are those base cards? Yeah, just all they're all just to be stacked up in the Same same row right here. Cool Those are numbered so we're gonna set those aside over here just because Let's move on to some 221 NBA books here Joe sensei Again feel free to skip this part of the video here We're just gonna be doing some pack stacking for this box and probably two more after this as well maybe three If you're watching live, we have to watch them though. That's only for the people. Yeah Yeah, that's for the video. Yeah, if you're watching live.  He's a train whistle. He's got to go Trust me Thankfully because Jasky's has so much good product. We hear the train whistle quite often. So we know it well Gotta figure out a playlist to can't be stealing that mojo as well And this is box two of 15 here. Rex. How you doing man? That's what they should be doing rex Spit in their colors All right, let me just show you really let me just scoot in here really quick so instead of just showing one card at a time you could even kind of Shuffle through the cards like it's a deck of cards almost It's something something is it too high Move it down to where it's comfortable, but it's easier just to to shuffle that then show the number We don't even need to sleeve that breeze through this where I've been We have to talk about half of these cards Just in the inches of time. We can just breeze through that and just show that And then skim through that that's kind of how I would roll through it unless It's not a Scotty Barnes, but Right unless you see one of the one of the one of the big guys here I didn't kind of show that right there You know Steph Curry, and then you're done with this stack Boom just like that you can adjust the table right now. I did and it we're good. All right So Kate we put to the side though Yeah, see so so now It's even smoother at that point. Mm-hmm. No, you're totally right. I just had to move the table I didn't know that I could because of cameras Is it 21-22? Yes Because he wasn't Rex Come on, but Josh Rex has always been Mr. Positive Out of 99 there Brooke Lopez Jalen sucks Kate Cunningham now play Anthony Edwards in the purple Jonathan Kaminga for the Warriors Autograph here for the Clippers is Jason Preston Going into the Clippers and Christopher Jamerat rookie of the year Alright, we'll move on to the next one here. Let's go with the 2020-2021 mosaic quick The sweep the leg exactly Rex. Come on now Just teaching second time on here Let's be nice today Rex Nothing but good vibes today sweep the leg Oliver sweep the leg but Rex is not truthful I'm taking a leadership class from Joe. I think you could use it there Rex There's a certain way to get people to go about it so that they respect and listen to you And Joe has that down Man is a troll for 2020-2021 mosaic basketball Good luck everyone Peyton Pritchard Patrick Williams and Simmons Desmond Bain rookie Josh Green in the fast break rookie LeBron Tyrese Halliburton NBA debut Isaiah Joe blue chips Isaac Okoro Poku rookie Canard in the fast break Joe Brachai Malachi Flynn rookie and We have a variation of Anthony Edwards here in the quick in the fast break Insert there again. That is a variation Anthony Edwards. Very nice That'll be going to the Minnesota Timberwolves and to Brendan you go Brendan. Congratulations Nice ant-man nice variation there again got the V for variation Onyeka rookie Devin Vassel We were asked for one of those earlier. There you go Dennis Schroeder in the fast break Cole Anthony rookie there Dame Dala Dame and a nice Lamello ball Going to the Hornets and to Carl there you go Carl Isaac Kuro We have a purple here of Jamaica Green Jamaica Green that is 48 out of 50 for Jamaica Green That'll be going to the Denver Nuggets and to Ryan Then you have Deja Rookie Deshaun Tate and Trey Young Stairmasters Who would be a cool bro with glasses and a dodger hat Aaron Nesmith and a nice introduction Tyrese Maxey here in the fast break insert Tyrese Maxey there Kira Lewis Jr. CJ Ellerby and Isaiah Joe in the fast break autographs Isaiah Joe going to the Philadelphia 76ers And to Carter there you go Carter The Troll Vernon Carey Chris Paul Compazzo and Xavier Tillman in the silver rookie there Killian Hayes rookie Jordan Clarkson Tyrese Maxey once again in the rookie Anthony Edwards in the NBA debut Followed by a Emmanuel Quickly Followed by LeBron and Cody Zeller in the fast break to finish it off Alright now let's go into some cello packs for some 2020-2021 prism Will Smith is a beast He's still so young too And this is probably the second to last product he'll have to do this with Maybe I'll do with the Elite Tube Definitely going to have to do with the Flux So again if you're watching the recorded video a little later Feel free to skip on through the pack stacking Such a classic movie It's fantastic Robin Williams is absolutely fantastic in that Do you want to pass out? No Good morning Vietnam Yeah great movie One of my favorite performances of his Always a good time Just two more cello packs to get through here These guys we want to The rookies we want to sleeve and top load Okay By the way I actually pulled these out of the pile that you had Did not do We don't need to sleeve and top load these Sounds good Alright good luck here We're doing the cello packs of some prism Xavier Tillman 9794 Dwayne Wade Silver Paul Millsap Green Zion Emergent Killian Hayes RJ Hampton Rookie Payton Pritchard Rookie Very nice Jaumarant Silver here to start off for the Grizzlies That'll be going to Josh Jada McDaniels Luka Donchich Payton Pritchard Kira Lewis Jr. Rookie Jabari Parker Silver Tori Craig Green Green Emergent Zeke Najee Brook Lopez Silver Green Mo Bamba Instant Impact Cole Anthony Tyrese Halliburton Rookie here Denny Abdija Red, White and Blue Silver Marcus Morris Tyrese Halliburton in the green once again Charles Barkley Patrick Williams Mikael Bridges Yusuf Nurkic in the green We got Jokic Josh Green Silver Jeff Green Green Jeremy Grant RJ Barrett Sophomore Standouts Eliza Hughes RJ Hampton Red, White and Blue Rookie Silver Marvin Bagley We got a Jalen Smith Green Isaac Ikaro Tyrese Maxi Silver Jada McDaniels Rookie Green Bismac Bayumbo Tyrese Halliburton Instant Impact Oneyekas Bay Sabin Lee Silver Michael Porter Jr. Green Dennis Schroeder and Darius Garland Sophomore Starrs Sabin Lee Norman Powell in the silver Now on the clippers Jabari Parker Green Kyrie Jordan Noir Rookie Mila Kai Flynn Rookie Silver Tyrese Halliburton Beautiful card The Kings are eating in this break right now Let's go into Sacramento and to Troy Troy you have three Tyrese Halliburton Including this silver and a green Very nice there Aaron Baines Cole Anthony Jalen Smith and Anthony Edwards Nice Again that goes to the Timberwolves there And to Brendan Followed by Evan Fournier A Monster Box Maybe a Monster Box Nice Tyrese Maxi is there going crazy So let's move on here to the Flux We'll keep the year current We'll go with that Flux Beautiful Jama Rant Silver here So here comes Flux So we're looking for one encased card here One autograph They can be different They can be the same in this product Yeah that jaw was gorgeous there Josh Office Face is a great movie Move over to the bra Here comes Ja Alright good luck everybody The deal is great T-Rex everybody can get along We're talking some TV We're talking some movies Doesn't have to be any other way Alright here we go Let's do it Dijante Murray here In the orange That is numbered 39 out of 49 Dijante Murray Spurs who hit their Devin Vassel That they were looking for Kyle Lowry Josh Green Devonta Grant LeBron James Tramond in the red Payton Prichard Rookie Jaylen Smith Flux Incoming Tyrell Terry Rookie Silver Dante Devin Chenzo Sam Merrill Rookie And we have a mesosphere For Mr. COVID right now Zach Levine Zach Levine in the third highest Mesosphere Got a Silver Anthony Davis And we have another Orange here in the Kyle Anderson So many other things to watch I'm not watching the post game Come on Joe I love that LeBron James here in the Silver Flow motion Killian Hayes Rookie And a Yonit Valenchunits Ultraviolet Ultraviolet Autograph here Going to the Grizzlies That is for Memphis And Josh There you go Josh Yonit Valenchunits We missed the best player From the Lithuania What is the TNT game? Oh they haven't finished yet That's why Evan Tomorrow's in Silver Pascal Siakum and Dort Here we go This is 98 Minnesota 99 with 439 left Oh wow And for the encased card here Pretty much a high game Winner of the last four minutes Zach Levine In the Titan Not numbered there Okay I'll give that to you Oliver I'll give that to you Are we sure Sabonis is from Lithuania? Yeah well definitely older Sabonis is great I'll pop this right here Okay Sounds good Alright and the last one that will pack stack here Is this Elite 21, 22 Pretty easy I mean I packed stack all of them Well yeah okay I'll pack stack all of them Also Oliver At the moment I was talking Sabonis Senior obviously That's amazing Thankfully not me Pat Thankfully not me Okay Alright good to know Thank you One of my good friends is from Lithuania And he's always like Oh man can't be the only one from there That's why I would love Oliver Always here Ready to let us know what's good More vassal Alright sounds good He was Here is some Elite Good luck Trey Young in the clarity Kevin Durant in the primary colors Power formulas Mr. Bradley Biel And we have a redemption We'll save that for one second Norman Powell here in the purple That is 19 out of 49 Norman Powell The NL Central is not going to be good Not going to be good Not yet No Scotty Barnes yet Let's hope for the redemption That is young Alright here we go Good luck everyone Basketball Don Russ Elite Elite signatures Red 24 Jammerant Wow there you go Congratulations to the Grizzlies And to Josh There you go Josh Nice Jammerant there Not their heads or the pirates Yes and I'm an Indians fan And that is brutal We're never going to win We're going to make the cubs look like a winning franchise soon Jokic in the acetate Power formulas Here we have a Ben Simmons 42 out of 49 Thank you Joshua man I really appreciate that Making my day over here I'm going to start below us Power formulas Out of 49 there For Mr. Ben Simmons Dame Dala Dame They're horrible They're horrible Is that a 1 on 1 never seen him play before You know I haven't seen him play either And we have John Saley Autograph here Impact Impressions That'll be going into the Detroit Pistons And to Carl There you go Carl Cut that card up Saley Saley John Saley OG Bad Boys We have a blue here Which is John Wall 2 out of 99 For John Wall That'll be going to Houston And Justin Yes Wopack He's softer than Friggin Charmin Zach Levine In the acetate Zion Williamson here In the star die cut The star status Maybe he should get off the eating status We have Kai Jones here Rookie for the Charlotte Hornets That is 5, 10 out of 9, 9, 9 Cut up Rookie card pieces Instead of Jersey Yeah seriously right Rex They'll start giving out We have a box here that has like George Washington hair in it I hope that's not the next big thing We have an orange here Of Ja'Shawn Tate Thank you Josh, thank you We have an orange of Markief Morris Very nice, speak of Zabonis We have a glass cleaners That'd be so funny Rex Just a corner of his Rookie card We have a Spellbound Steffen Curry here And we have Juan Toscano Anderson Rookie for the Excuse me, for the Golden State Warriors We have 5, 63 out of 9, 9, 9 Orange of Mr. Yanis Antitecumbo Yanis We have an orange of Jaylin Brunson And a Luca there To end it So let's see here Why don't we go to Why don't we mix it up We'll go to the mega box here So this is 1718 Looking for primarily Jason Tatum Here That is the big card at the moment You got Mitchell, you got Fox as well Alright here we go We'll pack stack We'll make Joe happy, why not We'll pack stack, we still got enough boxes To where we'll go through these fast What's up GL This is Evan, nice to meet you Joe, he gained a little bit of hair Overnight The Bosley is really working for him He's gonna get a sponsorship pretty soon If we're not careful Oh wow, well Pat, I will let you know We have that exact same card in our showcase Thank you GLL I got somebody got that We have that exact card in our showcase And we have it at 599 So if that helps at all Patricia We got one and that's what I'm selling it for, alright here we go Von Rabb Shaquille O'Neal, Justin Jackson Tony Bradley Kevin Durant in the Silvercore Kings Cedarius Thornwell Frank Nikita, Devin Booker Trevor Booker, Sammy Olajai And we'll sleeve up the Jared Allen There Jared Allen rookie card Going to the Nets And to Jimmy There you go Jimmy DJ Wilson Lonzo Ball Jordan Bell Kyle Kuzma, Luke Kinar Hello, it's from my mystery kit Oh, you're right Brandon Okay So by so many of these boxes Right, it was such a good year Thomas Bryant Laurie Markinan went to college with him That was cool Terrence Ferguson Jonathan Isaac, Wayne Shelton Markel Foltz Lonzo Ball once again, Frank Jackson And Justin there So that was a pretty good box actually Let's sleeve up a couple of those Lonzo rookies Some of the Markel Foltz Some Laurie Markinan, Thomas Bryant On my clippers Someone asking 1k, nice There we go for that one Let's go on to The optic here 2020-2021 Want to say that's crazy? Yeah, no, Brandon, good point Very good Look at this little community We got here helping each other out During the middle of the stream Anthony Edwards getting that reaction In the background there Alright, good luck everybody here Again, this is a mega box of 2020-2021 optics My house Xavier Toman in the pink Dennis Yannis onto Takumbo Aaron Gordon Daniel Turo Rookie Julius Randall in the pink Buddy Heald in the hollow Grant Riller in the pink Josh Green Rookie Kyle Lowry in the pink Cassia Stanley in the hollow rated rookie Nick Richards Rookie Splash LeBron James Brandon Clark in the pink My house, Anthony Davis Emmanuel Quickly here in the pink Rookie, we'll sleeve that up Marvin Bagby in the pink Luke Canard, Devin Dotson, Gary Payton And JJ Redick in the pink as well So that was fast That was a quick one there Instead of doing some optic We'll go to prism right here Getting down to the nitty gritty Of this break What a game After this we're going to do some 17-18 prestige Then we'll go to the optic Blaster box Then we'll do some limited, some absolute And then we'll do the hit parade And the black Great game, yeah I can really only hear it in the background But man, great game I don't know any of you watching The Lakers show winning time But I have found it fantastic Except for they started exaggerating A little bit much for me But man, I am drawn in And I'm a Clippers fan Alright, here we go T-Mall Of some prism Silver of Bruce Brown We have a blue wave Of Malik Monk here, non-numbered Sadiq Bey Rookie and John Wall Zion Williamson Here in the blue wave Rookie Onyeko Kangoo Blue wave of Brooke Lopez We've got an Xavier Tillman Robert Woodard Robert Woodard in the blue wave Rookie and a Sabin Lee Oh my god, right, Brandon? How did the nets get swept? Their roster to start off the year Was incredible, Zeke Najee here In the blue wave We got a Yanis Bojan Bagdanovich Blue wave and an RJ Hampton I was still expecting them To win it all even up to a couple weeks ago Brandon, it was incredible George Hill, Draymond Green In the blue wave Tyrese Maxey Rookie Jeremy Grant in the blue Kira Lewis Jr. and Markel Foltz Not played on paper Very much, very much So Tory Craig, injuries have a lot To do with basketball Lonzo Ball in the blue wave Payton Prichard Rookie Chris Dunn blue wave And Magic Johnson The Celtics play as a team Absolutely, no doubt Good team And they seem to like each other Unlike some other teams Oh, great coach Great coach Here comes some prestige 17-18 Pop coaching tree Jaw hit the game winner Of course he did Of course he did You can use that net too, Evan I am good Now that we adjusted the table just that much I am good Card price going up for sure Nice silver This is for the 17-18 Prestige NBA Good luck This is a blaster box Josh Hart here Blake Griffin Rookie class Yabusheli Malik Monk Rookie here Yannis Kwee Rookie Trillius Irving Dr Darren Fox here In the silver Stanley Johnson Derek White Rookie card there for the Spurs Dee Rose We have Ryan Anderson in the silver Laurie Markin in Rookie Frank Nikita Rookie Devon Reed Rookie The commercial made me think someone was whistling in here That's on the white side In the hard court heroes Alpharook Amina and Caleb Swigman Alright There goes that Let's move on to the blaster And then we'll get into the nitty-gritty The good stuff I was just thinking about it, Joshua It's like, man, these card prices are going to go up And they're already pretty high So it just goes to show you, man Gotta hold on to the jaw He's coming for the league, man He's coming for it Alright, good luck everybody And a beautiful in the purple Anthony Edwards there Again, that's going to be going to Minnesota and Brendan Anthony Edwards in the purple Devon Dotson Rookie Kawhi Leonard Vernon Kerry Jr. Rookie in the hollow Cassius Winston Rookie Kira Lewis Jr. Rookie Splash James Harden Daniel O'Toole Rookie And a My House LeBron James Alright, so now we're going into the Limited 2012-2013 We're looking for two autographs And one memorabilia here in this box Got the Kobe Pack as well We'll do a little Slow draw on this one Good luck everybody First card up is Moe Williams Moe Williams We have Marvin Williams Center stage DeMar DeRosin That is 85 out of 199 DeMar DeRosin black patch there And that is Game Warn There you go back in 1213 when they actually had Game Warn Jersey's fair change That'll be going to the Raptors by the way And Toronto and Todd Next up we have Greg Stesma 212 out of Acetate Autograph there Stesma Very delicate card right there That'll be going to the Minnesota Timberwolves Because it does say Timberwolves down there Even though he's in the Bostick Celtics uniform After that we have Jared Cunningham Jared Cunningham Unlimited potential autograph there That is 85 out of 199 85 out of 199 Trix And to Christopher Stesma Ah Wisconsin Legends There you go U of A guys so I'm not a fan of Wisconsin Sorry there We have John Stockton in the curtain call patch That is going to be 13 out of 25 going to the jazz Very nice Utah John Stockton Let's just make sure John Stockton Again that goes to Raleigh Like that one 2 cards left here We have a Brandon Rush Remember Brandon Rush That is going to be numbered 4 out of 49 there And lastly here we have Gerald Wallace Non-numbered Gerald Wallace Let's do the Kobe Pack here See if we can get one of those last remaining Autographs Kobe Kobe Kobe Kobe Kobe Kobe Here comes some absolute memorabilia 2020-2021 Then we got some black And then we got some hip parade Yeah mystery crepe coming up after this Good luck everybody From the first stack here We have Kobe White Kobe White for the Bulls Kyle Lowry For the Raptors Aaron Gordon here in the Two colored patch Established Threats Aaron Gordon Tools of the trade we have Denny Abdesia White Patch basketball white patch 61 out of 199 with the autograph Denny Abdesia that will be going to the Wizards and Dusty There you go Dusty And a CJ LRB rookie Out of 75 73 out of 75 there And to Dusty as well We have Andrew Wiggins And of course Because you asked we had to do it Some rookie Devin Vassel there Here we go two of them for ya That's a little Devin Vassel For the hits we have John Stockton once again White Patch For the Established Threads Non-numbered Couple of John Stockton patches Back to back boxes And we have a Kira Lewis Junior rookie autograph here That is non-numbered going to The New Orleans Pelicans And to Josh We go Josh And for the final card here We have Deandre Aitn That is 26 out of 99 No, not rookie Deandre Aitn That will be going to the Phoenix Sons and to Michael Gonulz, there you go Alright So here come some Panini Black Let's do it So we like Wolfpack Ask and you shall receive And then we will do the college basketball Autograph jersey Just to let everybody know I'll say it again before we open it It goes to the team they are currently on Or if they are retired the team they last played for So if we open up a jersey You don't know I'll say that in a minute As well First card here we have a Jeremy Grant That is 10 out of 149 Going to Detroit After that a second year RJ Barrett 2 out of 149 And a Peyton Prichard here 2 out of 3 autographs There we go 2 out of 3 rookie autographs For the Celtics Up at the bottom Peyton Prichard That will be going to Boston and Lauren Congratulations there Lauren 2 out of 3 autographs Of Peyton Prichard And the last one here The last 2 before the jersey is A rookie of James Wiseman That is 8 out of 25 8 out of 25 Going to the Golden State Warriors And to Christopher And last we have a Devin Booker To the Phoenix Suns And to Michael We need him to get healthy for the Suns Real fast Alright and let's do this college jersey here Good luck everybody If you mind reminding people about our college jersey Yes I just did So I will say it again We are doing a college jersey here So again it is Whichever team they are currently on Or the team they last played for And this is not just for all college It is only because there is no checklist for this Correct Exactly So here we go Good luck everybody Thank you for sticking out that 15 box break And for filling it out Let's see what we get here Boom I did say boom so it was perfect I will give everybody a second Who am I Give everybody a second to Check that out Payton Before we say who it is Which Payton is that Is that Gary Payton Can you play for an Orange team in college Oregon State Nice Oliver Good call there Gary Payton From Oregon State Beautiful jersey So will that go to the Lakers What team do you play for the longest For the longest So that will be going to Oklahoma City And to Cori Congratulations Cori Beautiful Gary Payton on a graph jersey Congratulations everybody Thank you so much My name is Evan from jaspeescasebreaks.com And we will see you next time We will do a little recap First we will do a little recap Devin Booker out of 49 Wiseman out of 25 Payton Prichard 2 out of 3 Jeremy Grant Out of 149 RJ Barrett out of 149 DeAndre Aten Yeah old school very cool Kira Lewis Got two John Stockton patches Where is the other one There we go John Stockton TJ LRB Rookie out of 75 Denia Bija out of 199 Aaron Gordon Brandon Rush again That was numbered out of 49 there Jared Cunningham out of He does he got big hands DeMar DeRozan Anthony Edwards in the purple Jared Allen Juan Toscano Anderson out of 999 Kai Jones out of 999 John Wall out of 99 We have The John Salih Autograph there Ben Simmons out of 49 The beautiful John Morant red redemption For the autograph red Norman Powell out of 49 Mesosphere Expire 2023 Sweet that got time there Dejante Murray This one was out of 49 Autograph of Jonas Valentunis The encased card from Flux Was this Zach Levine We had a run Of Tyrese Halliburton's Jawsilver Another Halliburton Anthony Edwards Kade Cunningham Edward's debut called Anthony Jason Preston autograph for The Clippers Isaiah Joe autograph Beautiful fast break introductions Of Tyrese Maxey Lamello Ball the variation Of Anthony Edwards Mr. Jimmy Butler Maurice Harkless out of 199 and a Jordan Adams Out of 199 as well He does Brandon Alright now this time My name is Evan from Jaspy's case breaks And I will be coming to you live once again Here in a minute otherwise Appreciate you selling this out Thanks again


This has happened as we know across the country, various different areas, various different police forces doing the same thing.  It never seems to occur to them that raping children is what's actually stirring up racial tensions and that if they told the truth and there was justice those racial tensions might actually reduce. But as it is they are letting known child rapists go free to rape yet more children. Do they have any idea how disgusted decent British people are when we hear this? And what makes the disgust even greater is that we know that it is still going on all over the country. There's been an apology from Greater Manchester Police. Why? Why don't you stop allowing it to happen and forget the apologies? This is simply disgraceful. And Andy Barnum, Labour's Andy Barnum, the mayor of Manchester, pretending that he's at that, oh I'm going to sort this out. I'm going to stop this. Give me a break. You are complicit in this.  In fact you are enablers of this. It is the Labour Party and its ideology that has allowed this to continue. It is the Labour Party that shouted racist at everyone who tried to stop it. To shame.  Wipe it out. Wipe it out. But Labour won't because it depends too much on the vote of the demographic group behind all of this, which we are still not telling the truth about. Even while the press complains and comments about cover-up, it is engaging itself in cover-up and slurring and slandering millions of decent people and an entire continent to do so. Because once again in the wake of this scandal, here we go, the press keeps referring to these groups, these rapist groups as Asian. In the UK, Asian means from the Indian subcontinent. So it means from India, Bangladesh, Pakistan. That's what we know of as Asian. So in labelling these rape gangs Asian, the press is smearing and slandering decent Hindus and Sikhs who have no involvement in this at all. To an international audience it is smearing an entire diverse continent. There are no Japanese, Chinese or Thai men involved in these gangs. Stop calling them Asian. You're engaged in actual racism in order to protect a religion. But even people on our side of this are not labelling these gangs correctly. Even the fantastic Katie Hopkins who referred to it as a Pakistani Muslim problem hasn't quite got that right. Brendan O'Neill in spiked said the same. Pakistani. Not actually accurate. This isn't a Pakistani problem. There are not to my knowledge and my knowledge on this is quite extensive. I've spent many years at the heart of this issue. There are not to my knowledge any Pakistani Christian men involved in these gangs. But the overwhelming majority of the rape gangs particularly in the north of England are of Pakistani background. But drive down a little bit south of Manchester and you arrive in Bristol. And Bristol has a rape gang problem as well. But Bristol's rape gangs are not Pakistani.  What can these men have in common? It's not a cultural thing. It's not an ethnic thing. They come from a variety of cultures and ethnicities. They do have one combining feature though. One thing that unites them and that is their religion. A religion which just happens to teach the inferiority of the kuffar on page after page of its holy text and especially the inferiority of females. The core Islamic texts tell men they can treat women especially non-Muslim women however they like. These men come from countries in which women are treated by law of land not fringe extremists by law of the land informed by Islam treated like utter trash. Those men then come to Europe and what do we expect to happen? They will take it out on European women. They will behave towards European women exactly as we as people who know this religion and those cultures expect them to behave. This is a Muslim problem. Not an Asian problem and not a Pakistani problem. If you are not yet fully aware of the true nature of the Labour Party well really we're running out of excuses here but in the week when this was revealed in the week when we found out that yet again white working class girls I know not exclusively white I know Sikh and Hindu girls are targeted too but overwhelmingly white working class girls are allowed the police are allowing gangs to rape these girls in the streets in overwhelmingly in Labour areas with Labour councils and Labour leaders and in the week we find yet again that this is going on this time in Manchester. Labour has said nothing but let me tell you what it has done. It has signed up all of the leadership candidates in the current Labour leadership election all of them have signed up to the Muslim Council of Britain's 10 demands.  Labour has chosen this week to announce that or its leadership candidates at least gleefully announced by the Muslim Council of Britain have decided to sign up to shut down criticism and to treat Muslims as even more special than they already are. Let me tell you what the Muslim Council of Britain's demands actually are. They want to tackle racism and Islamophobia they live on this stuff. This is point number one racism and Islamophobia immediately telling you that if you have any criticism of all the horrors enshrined in Islamic texts you will be a racist. They have been living off this for years and gormless lefties fall for it hook, line and sinker and if they don't they're too afraid to say so because if they say so they'll be accused of racism. Two religious liberty defend the rights of Muslims to express their faith be that in religious clothing, food or reasonable accommodation of religious observance clothing and food the burqa and halal so you won't be able to criticize either of those. Engagement with Muslim communities is demand number three as if we don't engage enough. Every time something goes wrong every time a scandal linked to Islam is leaked or is revealed we have Muslims on television. I don't get asked on television to talk about the real religion driving the rape gangs for example not in a million years but you will have Muslims constantly. Any debate about halal exclusively Muslims. Debate about Sharia councils exclusively Muslims. They are engaged with all the time and even on anniversaries of major terror attacks Muslims were the ones on television talking about it. So I don't know what engagement they want. They want exclusive exclusive domain here. They want to be the go-to for everything in our society so that we can make sure. They will basically act as the Sharia compliance unit of Great Britain. Safety at places of worship. Again I don't know quite what they're requiring but I do know that after the Manchester bombing when children were blown to pieces the priority of police in the following days was to protect the mosques. Yes the mosques to provide reassurance. Effective health and elderly care services. They simply want a greater appreciation for elderly Muslims. I don't have any evidence that elderly Muslims are treated any worse than than elderly people generally. I doubt that they are so I won't comment any further on that one. Here's one of interest. Refugees encourage the resettlement of refugees across the UK. What a surprise because we know what religion most refugees will be and we know that the more Muslims there are in this society the more power the Muslim Council of Britain will claim and get. Full economic social and public participation in British life. Enhanced democracy I love that part. By enabling increased participation of minorities and women in politics and public life. Give me a break. Women in these communities are buried under blanket you do not want participation of women.  Equality in education. Once again it's the the effrontery is quite literally staggering.  Telling girls not to go to university and teaching from books that tell boys that they can beat their wives. And yeah they're calling bleating about equality in education. And finally ethical foreign policy where they must recognise the state of Palestine and confront human rights abuses against people. I'm sure they don't mean the human rights abuses committed by Hamas against their own people. I'm sure they don't mean the human rights abuses of the savages in Saudi Arabia and Iran who Sharia-driven commit the most appalling atrocities against their own people. But this in a week when once again we know that Muslims are raping children all over this country and getting away with it because the police don't want to upset groups like the Muslim Council of Britain. This is what labour has signed up to.  I am so tired of this. The British public is so tired of this.  Enough. This is still going on all over the country and that just compounds it so much more. I spoke to Jane Sr at an event in the House of Commons or the House of Lords a couple of years back and she told me very clearly that the situation in Rotherham today is worse than it was prior to the J report and that breaks her heart because people think that Rotherham where we did something about Rotherham it's worse than it ever was because nothing has changed. We are still finding excuses for this religion. We are still trying to deny the monsters that its teachings create. We are still betraying our own children and handing them over to child torturers and we are still pretending there isn't a problem with this religion. Islam is at their heart of this and until we call that out nothing will change. We must kick Labour out of power surely surely this is the last insult they can throw at you.   I've seen the questions been asked how long has this been going on I can tell you it's been going on since the 1960s it increased in the 70s it increased in the 80s and the 90s and the 90s and now again it's increasing and it increases as the muslim population grows that is their truth and we have to face that truth we owe it we owe more than lame meaningless apologies from Greater Manchester Police we owe it to every girl and woman raped by these monsters and still being raped by them today it must stop throw out the rapists and throw out the Labour Party


Welcome friends to another problem solving on lines and angles. I hope you are going through the previous video sessions as well to get a proper understanding of the concepts and different types of problems. So let's solve this problem given in this. So lines x, y and mn intersect. So you can see there are two lines x, y and mn, x, y and mn they intersect at point o and it's given that p, o, y so this angle is 90 degrees okay and a is to b so this angle is a and this angle is b here so a is to b is 2, 2 is to 3 and you have to find out c okay. So again the moment I see 90 degrees and you know ray op stands on line x, y or you know so we get a you know the first thing which comes to your mind is you can use linear pair over here. So let's start the solution okay what's given let's first write down given so you have to write that angle p, o, y is equal to 90 degrees and a by b is 2 by 3 right this is given right now we don't really mention those which are pretty obvious for example mn being the line and x, y being a line you can write that too okay so you have to find what c okay so how to find that now a by b is equal to 2 by 3 this implies what does it imply a is equal to 2 upon 3b many people start with saying a or calling a as 2x and b as 3x and then solving you can do that or this so hence I use this this method so a is 2 by 3b because it saves me another variable anyways so now angle p, o, x and angle p, o, y form a linear pair so angle p, o, x and p, o, y form a linear pair what does that mean it means angle p, o, x plus angle p, o, y plus angle p, o, y is 180 degrees that is what we have learned right now p, o, x can be clearly written as a plus b isn't it if you see a plus b gives you p, o, x and p, o, y was 90 degrees right so this is equal to 180 degrees so now what a plus b is 180 degrees minus 90 degrees is equal to 90 degrees okay now a plus b is 90 degrees so and we also know that a is 2 by 3b so put it as 1 so using 1 using 1 in 2 what is 2 so let us put this as 2 using 1 in 2 what will you get you will get a as 2 by 3b so let's write 2 by 3b in place of a so I am writing 2 by 3b right this a is replaced by 2 by 3b because of this and then plus b is 90 degrees 180 minus 90 is 90 so now that means taking LCM you will get 5 by 3b is equal to 90 degrees so this implies b will be equal to 90 degrees into 3 by 5 isn't it so hence this is nothing but 72 degrees I am sorry 54 degrees okay why because 5 this is 5 so 5 18 so 54 degrees okay the moment you got b you can find a okay now basically you just wanted b why now only b can help you finding c okay now if you see in this figure b plus c is again 180 degrees why linear pair okay so you can write here b plus c is 180 degrees why you can again write linear pair that means c is equal to 180 degrees minus b which is equal to 180 degrees minus 54 degrees which is nothing but 126 degrees this is what it is the value of c so hence what is the learning from this problem guys so the moment some information is given you know what information was given 90 degrees was given and then a and b ratio was given and lots of straight lines you could see and you know that in a straight line the total angle is 180 degrees linear pair right so using that concept and the given information we could convert the problem into algebraic equations and we solved equations to form to find the given value that was c in this case I hope you understood how to solve these kind of problems


Welcome back everyone. Live Cube coverage here at Red Hat Summit 2023. Also Ansible Fest folded in. This is our show wrap up. I'm John Furrier, host of theCUBE with my esteemed co-host this week, Paul Gillan. Paul, been great. Rob Streche, analyst, breaking down all the action from theCUBE Collective. Guys, great show. Thanks for teaming up. I think we did a great job. A lot of other interviews came through. Good interviews today. Lots of great customer interviews today. Unbridled, they were out here, they had to let some come and just go. They don't script them and they're refreshing people to talk to. I love the open collaboration because it extends to the philosophy we just said. They don't script it. They're not like trying to handle them and like don't say this. I mean literally no PR people. We have a handler to make sure theCUBE runs smooth but Red Hat's an open source company, Rob. They're about transparency. They want to be out on the open. Anything that looks or perceives as hiding the ball? They're against. And I thought it was great in the fact that they really went through and looked at the fact that it's about simplicity. It's about transparency. It really truly is about a community that is open source and I think that's the key to their success so far and why I don't think anybody can replicate what they've built here. This is fantastic. So I want to get your thoughts on what you think the show was to you guys. I was doing a little TikTok videos, Reels for Kristen Nicole. Hey Kristen, thanks for all your support and team back at the ranch. The AI infuses everywhere. So the AI theme was everywhere. I thought that was solid. Then they had the whole edge thing was big, scale and the edge. And then the small little Dell announcement where they got an appliance coming. I thought that was bigger than it was impacted. It was kind of slid in the second day. But you got blocking and tackling day-to-day stuff that's got to happen with Red Hat. Then you got the AI surge over the top. Seems to be the big show. And obviously Ansible on the first day, day one of the Red Hat Summit was, I won't say dominate, but primarily Ansible. It's all about Ansible. Very interesting tell sign. Automation, cloud scale. What do you guys think? What jumped out at you, Paul? Well, I get the sense of having been to several Red Hat summits at this point. This is a company that's very confident in itself. And I think its confidence has grown over time as open source has taken hold. I saw some statistic that 97% of commercial software packages now have some open source component. It clearly is one. It's the way software will be, at least infrastructure software will be developed in the future. And I think Red Hat feels vindicated by that. And they're moving forward with confidence, believing that they have good structure and place for listening to their customers. Customers clearly are crazy about what Ansible is doing for them. We had some just super enthusiastic users on the program today. And Red Hat seems to be in a groove and knows what its customers want, and it is responding. They got a squagger, and they got a spring to their step. Quick question for you. I'm reading the headline here from a while back. IBM closes landmark acquisition of Red Hat for $34 billion. Defines open, hybrid cloud future. Are they on that? I mean, we heard hybrid. That's what it is. And they're putting numbers on the scoreboard. They're confident. They're putting the results out there. Customers, products, partnerships. Open source exploded. And I think AI was a nice tail when it kind of came in. Rob, I mean, I mean.  So it's not only that open source is one. It's that the right place for the right application as people transform them. And I think we heard throughout the whole thing, especially from the end users, like Paul was saying, very clear on where they are in their journey. I think people are still early on in their journey, but I think they're looking to that openness and some were very conscious of that they had tried and failed. And this goes back to the repatriation. Is it repatriation or is it being brought back so it can be put somewhere else again? And I think it's that case, which is key. And there's a point, yeah, to elaborate on that. It's trust. You know, you talk to customers. I've talked to many, many CIOs over the years and they don't, by and large, like the vendors they work with. They're suspicious of them. And I just don't sense that in talking to customers here. There seems to be, because of the openness, it's inherent in the Red Hat culture. There is a trust between the company and their customers that I just don't see very often. It's a partnership too. When you have that kind of trust, that means there's a relationship that's not the skeptical. Oh my God, I'm getting gouged. What's the price increase going to be locked in? Let me ask you a question, Paul, because you talked about, you've talked to a lot of customers. When IBM bought Red Hat, there was a lot of conversation. We were kind of, we kind of got it because we were covering what Irvin was doing before he became CEO. Kind of could see that kind of coming. There's a lot of critical analysis of IBM, like betting the ranch on Red Hat. It wasn't worth $34 billion. I mean, people, the jury's still out on that. I mean, I compared it to like, you know, when Google bought YouTube. YouTube just did $41 billion in revenue. All those people who said YouTube was overpriced at a half a billion dollars. I mean, YouTube isn't Red Hat, but what might seem big, given what's happening here, we saw the IBM John Granger came on yesterday. I mean, this is a lift for IBM.  Certainly, their last few earnings reports, IBM has cited Red Hat as a significant driver of new business, and it seems to be, and as well as a growth engine for the company. So at this point, it seems to be working out well for IBM. I have to admit, I have my doubts about it. When IBM paid $34 billion for a company that makes software that you give away for free, it didn't seem to compute at that point. But- It's a long gameplay. I think they saw something in that customer relationship, that customer loyalty that they could take advantage of. You know, Rob, one thing that came up, that Paul's kind of getting to the point where we kind of can see the visibility and maybe the crazy genius of the deal is you hear hybrid, talk about hybrid one, totally agree, but the game is, the game is multi-cloud, right? So like, I think the end game here is, we talked about multiple environments, we tried to, it didn't really hit the mark on this. We interviewed, we did, oh yeah, can you differentiate between environment and cloud, because you get cloud with stacks, Azure stack, Amazon stack, and then multiple, that question didn't land very well, but it brings the question up is that from hybrid, it goes multi-cloud. And if you give an open, compatible, distributed layer, Red Hat could be the winner. If they can extract all the value in their ecosystem for multi-cloud. I think if you look at it, the fact that Azure was on stage, Amazon was on stage, and you talk about how the GSIs are looking to this and building massive practices around OpenShift as their Kubernetes platform, because it is everywhere and can be everywhere, I think that becomes really intriguing, especially with MicroShift and Mini and all of these pieces that could go to the edge, Far-Edge as we talked about with Steven earlier today, I think it gets really intriguing at, what impact does this have with Kubernetes in general? This could put IBM in the category of a hyperscaler, because if you're a hyperscale like AWS or Azure, you're not out there promoting multi-cloud, that's your property, your own island. Like, okay, you want to be on premise for your workloads, but you got to know I'm going to work with another partner, IBM could be that glue layer in the hybrid that strings it together with Red Hat at the edge. Now I think VMware, maybe Broadcom might be thinking the same thing, Rob, what do you guys think about this? I think so, I think that is the whole Broadcom play with VMware. In fact, I wrote a piece on it last year about that and I look at this as they, I don't, it'll be interesting to see if they can execute. That's a whole different story, but I think the openness at which OpenShift has really been that flywheel for them and I think that they're leveraging off of that, calling it OpenShift data science, OpenShift AI and getting these different pieces that then tie into Ansible, which again, the automation and making it simple is key. I'm still somewhat mystified by what is IBM and what is Red Hat, you know, because we had... The tailwags a dog? We had representatives from Dell and HPE, which are strong IBM competitors on here and Red Hat has good relationships with those companies. Is IBM going to be the multi-cloud broker or is Red Hat going to be the multi-cloud broker and IBM drafts off of that business? John Granger from IBM said that he had, they got an Amazon team, they got an Azure team. I think they're thinking ecosystems, Rob. I think IBM's thinking I want to play in all ecosystems because, you know, Dave Vellante says this all the time, you know, when they lost the software business, you know, and then the cloud, they missed the cloud with BlueMix and SoftLayer, they have a great services business and they could be the uber uber global GSI for amongst the hyperscalers to create kind of some sort of maybe standalone. Now I'm stretching, but like, that's a 3D chess match. That's a string you pull, it has to work or it doesn't work. IBM should be the best Red Hat systems integrator out there. Right? They are the ones who can put those pieces together for customers who want flexible cloud arrangements. And it's interesting too, you mentioned that piece. If you look at Accenture, we had the Accenture Eidos guy on. We cover Accenture, we cover all the GSI's. They're all building their own cloud with their own differentiated servers, we call them super clouds. So they're going to have a tech stack that they're going to offer their customers. So the differentiation is going to be how well you can integrate into the cloud. But I think that that's exactly, and it's from, they hit on this in every keynote. It's about the platform. It's either platform engineering, it's platform automation, it's platform, platform, platform. And I think it's, how do they simplify that platform to be everywhere? So that they can be that, so you can build your stack. You want Accenture, HCL, Eidos, what have you built your stacks? Have at it. I'm very skeptical on the whole platform wars because remember the old days when OSI came out, that was about killing SNA, deck net proprietary NOSs or network operating systems, which at that time, if we could kind of go down this cloud route, it's similar things. Azure stack is different than AWS stack.  Well, TCPIP wound up being the one of doing that. Kubernetes, the center point. I think that's exactly why I think it's going to be interesting to see, are there enough, is there enough momentum with, you know, Azure Kubernetes service, Google Kubernetes engine or EKS over at Amazon to really rival what OpenShift is doing across all of these. Because EKS anywhere, which is their on-premise version, I've never seen it anywhere. So, which is funny about the name. You go and look at some of these other ones, supposedly with Azure stack on-prem, you have EKS growing. I don't know. I don't see them really pushing that narrative. So, I think to your point, is Kubernetes that ecosystem going to help? Yeah, we'll see. We'll see. I mean, you guys did an interview with David Lenticum at Deloitte, who's also a thought leader. What was his angle on things? Do you have a perspective on Red Hat?  I mean, he's been, he's here and he leads the Red Hat partnership. I think he sees Red Hat as increasingly the power broker in multi-cloud environments. So, the big cloud providers are not going to budge on owning their wall gardens. And Red Hat is in the capboard seat for customers who want multiple clouds. It's interesting. Chris Wright, who's the CTO, came on early, later, earlier today, when I pressed him about the open source business models, he kind of reacted and made a profound statement actually. When I said, you know, in open source, I was using open source as a thing. Like in the open source community, he's like, no, no, it's not one thing. He was very particular to call that nuance out. I was using open source community like, oh, the big AI way is coming into the open source like it's one thing could topple over. He's like, no, it's very decentralized, very organic. I thought that was notable, Rob, that he brought that up because we've been asking that question to everyone. He's the first one to kind of say that. Yeah, and I think that's the interesting thing is where does AI fit in this whole spectrum of all of the open source? And is that something they can capitalize on or are they too low level? You know, and to your point about, are they, is Kubernetes as the platform, you know, can they take advantage of it and use it in their, as a part of the tooling? But... Well, they've got light speed and they've got insights for... Yeah, and the IBM research people are doing a lot in that. And I think maybe this is really where some of that IBM research DNA does really tie together the two companies in a way that's, you know, one plus one equals three. Did you guys hear much about security in over the two days? Not a lot of fanfare, but kind of like the classic line that it's in there? Well, when we talked to TransUnion about their move to the cloud and they're making a fairly major shift to the cloud, they said the main reason they did it was security. Yeah, and we also talked to Darren and a couple others. And they did, on this main stage, talk about SigStore, which is really supply chain, security supply chain. So they had some major announcements there. And Christian Uber from Etos. Etos, yeah. And he talked about they hardened the top of them. So maybe they're not bragging because they kind of got it. I think there's been a lot of announcements about that over the past few months. I think the big story was supply chain. Yeah, I think it's a huge story though. I mean, almost to the fact that, you know, there was a lot of supply chain attacks on open source and it's an open target. And I think maybe it's gotten so much press. Maybe that's why they haven't really highlighted it as much. This marker, that marker is kind of a layup for Red Hat though because they've been, you know, they have these very sophisticated supply chains they've built over the years using open source and they're just packaging them, packaging, selling them as a service. Yeah, I think, I want to know how that's going to impact the container and Kubernetes more. I think the OpenShift AI could be, could do some damage to the packing order, Rob. Yeah. I do think it's important what we heard from a couple of Red Hat guests about AI is they're very focused on domain specific AI. This idea of, you know, training an AI model on the whole internet has its flaws. And they're focused, they're not focused on trying to duplicate that. They're using AI for just Ansible, you know, with those just for OpenShift. Yeah, I think that. Or just for my shampoo at Ulta, which was very interesting conversation about how do you do that for recommendations within there and keep your first party data to secure? Guys, been a great show. Got a lot of customers that came on. I guess final question for each of you. Bottom line, your key takeaways from the show. Rob, we'll start with you. I thought the energy was fantastic and really the thread that was woven around simplicity is key to really execution. This company is going to be a major player in the future. It is, it's doing, it is on all the right tracks. And I think it is going to emerge as a major broker in the cloud world as well. Yeah, I mean, I think to me with Chump, that was the AI's transfused. You know, I think the multi-cloud is going to be a big play where it kind of clicks together. They kind of got hybrid, right? I think how they, well, how they commercialize RHEL in open source. I think they could shepherd open source with the AI wave. And I think if they get that with the hybrid, the tail IBM is Red Hat. Yeah, tailwags the dog. Well worth. Okay guys, thanks so much. That's the wrap. Red Hat Summit 2023 in Boston. Folding and Ansible, big story here. AI, distributed computing, hybrid, multi-cloud, simplifying the user experience, developer productivity, all that in the open source way. Red Hat Summit is closed. Thanks for watching.


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So, I guess as we're getting started we can talk a little bit about who I am in my history. So I'm Cody Bunch, I'm Principal Architect, Private Cloud with Rackspace. I don't necessarily know what that means on any given day. I spent the last five years in the VMware world building out the VMware product at Rackspace and making it what it is today. A couple of months ago, six, eight months back, I had the opportunity to jump wholesale into the open stack world and like my homelab sits unused now entirely because I'm doing open stack things. As part of the VMware world though, I started doing these VBrown Bag podcasts which are techies in the community talking to other techies in the community about what we find interesting. So a couple of weeks back I started them up for open stack as well. So if you're interested in podcasting, you have something to say but didn't get your session accepted here. Come see me after the show, we'll totally get you on the podcast. I guess we're time to start. This is totally not the hands-on with Quantum and Cinder Session. It was, but you know, conference internet, so oops. But what we will do is we'll keep going through as if it's functional and then if you do manage a better internet connection than I did in the last 20 minutes, feel free to follow along. So the prerequisites is a laptop, a little bit of RAM. The Vagrant scripts I have you using are using a little over six gigs, give or take. Not all at once but you need at least that much to get it all started or things get a little weird. You're going to need Vagrant from VagrantUp.com and then VirtualBox or VMware Fusion with the VMware Fusion provider. So to get started, I put all of our scripts into a Git repo. I'll probably update that after this to take out the conference specific things. So I did some bad things for the networking, bad, bad things. But it was totally going to work around the really bad Wi-Fi except the really bad Wi-Fi was worse than I anticipated. So once you pull that down, you see the end of the directory and you VagrantUp. And that will kick off a build. That build looks a little... Yeah, there we go. That build looks a little bit like that. So there's three nodes in the environment. The first one is a controller node. That controller runs Horizon, he runs Keystone, Glance, and the OpenStack Networking, the OpenStack Networking API bits, and the OpenVswitch pieces that are required. The second node that gets built is a compute node. He is generically just a Nova compute node with enough of the Quantum and OpenVswitch agents to make things work. The third node is... I call it iSCSI, it's the sender node. It's running Linux iSCSI, sorry, Open iSCSI, and TGT and the sender services and so forth. What you're looking at here in the brackets is the first number is the number of those nodes you want to build. The second number is the last octet of the IP address for that node. So if you want to scale from one compute node to 30 compute nodes, you change that one to a 30 and watch your laptop go up in smoke. I wouldn't necessarily recommend doing it, but if you have a robust enough environment, so you've installed a favorite virtual box on a server or something, you can actually start to scale this out and see how it operates its size. You probably want to change the 201 to something that's not going to collide with the iSCSI box as well. So that one. Do you want me to leave that up there for a minute? There we go. So as I said, while the room was filling up, the first rule of live demos is don't do live demos. The second rule of live demos is if it doesn't blow up in your face, you're not live demoing hard enough. So everybody got this far? The get repo may take a minute. So it may be beyond slow. I'm going with the assumption that it's not going to work, but these slides will be available on Slide Rocket, and the conference video will be posted, so you'll be able to follow along. And then the... Instead of using a Chef or a Puppet or whatever to install OpenStack, we did this in Bash Scripts so that it would be easy for you to follow when you got back to your office. You would know what I'm doing, where I'm doing it and why, and I didn't necessarily make a DevOps choice on your behalf. Like this half of the room may be Puppet, the other room may be Chef, and everybody in the back may use something else entirely. So Bash was generic enough to work for... We'll get there in a minute. Yes, they're there, and I can put a link up after the fact. So is that okay for everybody in the back? That may be an eye exam for some of you. That's about as big as that goes to fit it all on the screen. So what's happening there is on the controller node that's installing a few of the dependencies. So it installs the Linux headers, build essential packages, and that's because Quantum requires... Or not Quantum. OpenVswitch compiles a kernel module for you. The second line there is actually installing the OpenVswitch and OpenVswitch data path bits. The fifth line in, fifth, right, is installing actually the Quantum bits to the Quantum server and the Quantum plug-in for OpenVswitch. And then we finish out by installing all the various agents, right? And the last section there is we are creating the database for Quantum to use. So we're creating a MySQL database on the controller node with, like, you probably want to change those passwords kind of thing, right? Which totally threw me for a loop during the install. I was trying to set things up as Quantum OpenStack. I didn't even read my own script where it's Quantum Quantum.  There's a... I can't really hear you. There's a microphone, like, just next to you there. So there's a hierarchy structure to this, right? The vagrant file calls individual script files for the nodes. So this is in the controller.sh file. That's part of that git bundle. And so this is also just a high-level summary of, like, the important bits for this session. There's other things that happen in there for Glantz and Keystone and Horizon. But I didn't want to turn this into a how do I install OpenStack class? I figure you've all gotten at least that far. I hope. I totally hadn't gotten that far before this, by the way. So, no, it's... That's the... If you comment that line out of... So the comment is the proxy's not working. So if you open up Common, c-o-m-m-o-n.sh, and comment out the proxy line, and then restart vagrant, it'll pick up and should start working. It'll just be really slow. Yes. So in controller.sh, there's a bit where IW get the seros image as it's building. You can probably comment that one out as well. Again, these are the really nasty things I did to make it all work on the conference Wi-Fi, right? So also in that controller.sh file, what you're looking at here is the section of code that configures the OpenVSwitch plugin. So it just injects all of this into that file. What it's doing is it's setting it up for... It's setting up the SQL connection. It's setting up your integration bridges, your tunnel bridges. Do we want to use GRE for tunneling? This is where you're setting all of those quantum options. I can't really... Everyone's staring hard at their laptop, so I can't gauge if we're ready to move or not. So the question is OpenVSwitch, Linux Bridge, is there a preference? Originally, when the session got submitted, it was to work with a bunch of the enterprise vendors' plugins as well. And so the preference is whatever works for you or for your environment. A huge investment in Brocade or Rista or Cisco or whatever, work with their plugin if that's the route you want to go. If you're doing this in a lab, OpenVSwitch worked for me, right? I'm not going to dictate to you what should work for you, but it was relatively simple to get through. There are a number of mostly decent guides out there, right? So what I cobbled together here was like 15 different guides that almost worked, right? But OpenVSwitch was a relatively simple piece to get going. So the question is, is it better to install the network node on the controller or elsewhere? So in the context and constraints of the lab environment, like my laptop can only handle a certain number of VMs, I installed it on the controller node. As you scale this up into a production world, you're probably, for resource constraints, HA and so forth, you're probably going to want to place that onto a different node. Again, it will depend largely on what your environment is. Is it I'm getting my feet wet with OpenStack or am I deploying like 10,000 physical nodes to run like 300 million instances, right? So your decisions will vary based on what your implementation details end up looking like. So that is configuring the OpenVSwitch quantum plugin. Oh, wow. I can totally... I can't slide very well today. So the next bit there is the API paste configuration. This is where we set quantum up to talk to Keystone. This one also threw me for a couple of major loops there, right? The middle or off token bits, it took me three days to find the guide that had that in the appropriate place in the configuration, right? The off host, where it's in brackets there, my IP, that is the IP of the controller node. Again, since we're doing this in a controlled environment, it was just easier to use that variable. You'll want to change that to wherever Keystone is running in your environment, right? You give it the tenant name, which for this is my service tenant, and then your admin user and password. So when you're setting up Keystone, and we'll get to that in a couple of steps here, you make that user an admin of his particular thing. Really having a hard time. It's going to get even worse when we get deeper in the deck, right? The next configuration is the Layer 3 agent. And again, we're configuring that to talk to Keystone as well. So what you've got there is the interface driver. That is where you change out your plug-in. So if you're working with NEC switches or Rista or Cisco, or just a different open-v-switch thing, right? That is where you change that. A lot of them at this point don't necessarily have a standardized installation procedure, so it will vary from vendor to vendor and plug-in to plug-in. The bits that go alongside this, right? And then again, what is the region? What is your service tenant? What are your admin users and passwords? And then where is Keystone running, right? Yay, I didn't screw up the slides that time. Metadata, again configuring it for Keystone. And then also telling it where to find the Nova Metadata service. All right, so straight forward so far. Let's do a quick show of hands, like who's already installed and worked with Quantum? Okay. Okay, show of hands who's worked with Cinder. It's about an even split, right? So half of you are here for Quantum and are getting, or, you know, we'll get really bored when the Cinder stuff starts and the other half will get really, or are really bored and we'll get excited when we get to Cinder. So we're almost there. All right, last but not least is the Quantum.com file. This actually tells Quantum where to find Keystone, right? Again, fairly straightforward there. My IP is where Rabbit is running, where Keystone is running, what am I binding to, and so forth. And because it's all running on the controller, it's all set to my IP. You'll want to change those for your environments or to scale this outside of your laptop, right? And then the last little bits here. Oh, hmm. I thought I got into actually setting up the Keystone users and whatnot. I'm sorry about that. In the controller.sh file, there's a ginormous Keystone section. Feel free to review it. It is borrowed almost wholesale from Kevin Jackson's OpenStack cookbook. So he's got that out on Amazon, but you can totally pull it out of my Git repo as well. And so the last thing we're doing here is we're restarting all the Quantum services. We restart OpenVswitch, and we create a couple of bridge interfaces, right? And then like in theory, that all just kind of magically works, right? Give me just a moment. That coffee is terribly bad. Okay, so, Cinder. So in our VM environment, we've got three nodes, we've got the compute node, we've got the controller node, and we've got the sender node, right? And so what we're going to be working with here is the configuration gets a little different for this than it did for Quantum, because we have to do something on each node to make that work, right? So this is going to flow from the controller outward. So on the controller, we set up, we create the Keystone service for Cinder, we go ahead and configure what that actually looks like. So once we create the service, we're getting the UUID of that volume service that we've created, storing that environment variable, setting the public and admin URLs, and then the final command there actually creates the endpoint in Keystone, right? So the reason 172.16, 172.202, right, is there. Instead of my IP, like we saw prior, is because that is where the sender services will end up running. So there's a little bit more that goes into getting Keystone going for this. You have to create the user, and then once you have the user, you go ahead and add the admin role in the service tenant to that user, and that's pretty much what that's doing. So the sender user ID gets the UUID, stores it, and then uses it in the next line there. And then additionally, we're still on the controller node, right? Additionally, we set up a sender database. And this is another one where you'll spend four days troubleshooting things if you get your passwords wrong, right? Yeah. Now, too much caffeine and staring at the same eight lines for three days, right? Yeah. So just breathe in, breathe out. If it's not working, come back 20 minutes later and like, oh, there we go, right? All right. I believe we're still on the... No, we're now on the iSCSI node, right? And so on the iSCSI node, we're going to install some dependencies. Again, we're installing the headers and build utilities because... Where is it? There's one of these things in the next line for the sender bits that actually require them to make a kernel module. I don't remember which one exactly it was. So you install the various bits there to actually let the next app get line start working, right? The next one is installing the sender API, the sender scheduler, the sender volume service. It then installs Open iSCSI, the sender client, and TGT, which is how we manage... Or how the sender root wrapper manages the iSCSI connections for you. And then we restart the Open iSCSI services, right? And then there's some configuration there, right? So what that's doing is, again, some terabad stuff for the networking, right? It's trading out the... We're listening on localhost to wherever that is actually going... Wherever your controller is actually going to be. In this tiny environment, it was at <IP_ADDRESS>, <IP_ADDRESS>, in your environment, that may be different, right? It's trading out the service tenant variable for the actual service tenant we create in Keystone. And also the user and password there. So that's everything that's going on there. All right, so some additional configuration. SenderConf, right? SenderConf was a fun one. So the first bits set you up for connecting to SQL and, you know, where's my root-wrap configuration and so forth. The iSCSI helper line there. So that's where we set up, like that TGT packet or package that we installed. That's where you tell Sender to use that, right? If you're doing this by hand after the fact, instead of using the vagrant file and scripts that we've built, if you have... Was it Linux iSCSI target installed? This will totally break on you. Like, you have to app get purged Linux iSCSI target to get TGT to function or vice versa, right? And you have to change the configuration variables accordingly. Or you'll be up at 3 a.m. in the hotel room pounding your head on your laptop, right? What else did we change here? The rabbit host, because rabbit is running on your controller, you change that out to where your controller is, right? So we're on the iSCSI node, you change that to point back to the controller.  It's like really intense. There we go. There's a question. It's just back into the left there. Is a volume group necessary to be configured? Ah, yes. So that... So we get into actually making the volume group down the line here. Because we're using... Was it LVM or so? We tell Cinder where to find that LVM bit or so. Does that make sense? Is it necessary it may not be for other plugins? But for the way we're doing it, that's what we had to set it up for. So the volume group name has to match what your actual PV... What is it? VGCreate was or so? And you'll see that in a... I actually think that might be... Yeah, that's next.  You go ahead and create a loopback file system. Or at least for this environment you do, if you've got this running somewhere real, you're probably not going to want to do this with loopback file systems. That would just be a bad idea. The way we're doing it doesn't persist between reboots. So if you vagrant up once, it'll work. If you restart the iSCSI VM, that may not work again. But vagrant's really cool. You just vagrant destroy and vagrant up, and it builds the environment again. So... Yeah, the loopback file system, we're creating the... with the cinder volumes file that we fleshed out before. We PVCreate, we VGCreate, and that's where that configuration from this slide becomes relevant. And then finally we restart all the cinder-related services there. Okay, so now we're moving out into the compute nodes. Yeah, I was in that kind of mood last night. I'm actually still in that kind of mood now that the Wi-Fi is a little angry at me, but whatever. Alright, so the compute nodes. So on each compute node, and you'll see this in compute.sh, so what we just walked through were some of the highlights of iSCSI.sh. This is now in compute.sh. This installs the Linux headers and build tools again because the quantum bits will need a kernel module. It then installs the open vSwitch bits for you, creates your bridges, and installs the... Wow. It installs the quantum plug-in and everything for you, as well as the cinder client. I don't know that necessarily cinder client is useful on all your compute nodes. That was useful for me in troubleshooting this environment last night though. So if you're using this environment again going down the road, it may be useful to have there, but when you get to production, that's probably something you're not going to want to do. Sorry, that's another iExam slide. There's a lot of stuff going on there, and it wasn't really easy to break into two slides. So in the nova.conf, there are two sections that are really important. The cinder one is critically important that you get the enabled APIs line correct. If you don't get that correct and it defaults to the OS API, you're going to spend hours hating yourself, right? So that line is important. The iSCSI helper TGT-ADM is also important. The rest sets up the actual driver you're using and so forth. And then the quantum stuff. So this tells it where the quantum API is running, where to off against and so forth, and then it does a whole lot of really fun stuff to get the OBS bridge driver and interface driver up and running for you. And so forth. So you do have some OpenVswitch bits. We're installing the data path and OpenVswitch and there should be a line that actually installs the OpenVswitch agent. I may have that wrong. So we do install OpenVswitch and then here we configure Nova.conf to actually use the OpenVswitch plugin. We'll leave that one up for a second because that is a really dense slide.  I don't know off the top of my head if that is 100% necessary. It was in eight out of the 13 guides that I followed. So actually are there who are the quantum experts in the room? Who's touched quantum at least once before? Okay. He didn't do it with the firewall. It didn't work very well. I saw another hand over here. Come on. Don't be shy. Let's all help each other. Okay. So you need the firewall for the NAT redirect nonsense that this does. Is it okay to call that nonsense? Because there were a lot of words there and that coffee is really bad. So for the NAT redirect to get to the metadata server you need the firewall driver to manage the IP tables for you. Does that answer your question? Okay. Moving along. I'm just going to stand here and be quiet for a minute, right? Because we have a whole other hour and I've maybe got one more slide. I can't believe you all let me talk that fast. Somebody didn't give me the slow down gesture. You're going too fast for the audience, right? There's got to be some more questions maybe. Yeah. I guess they give us the hour and a half to actually vagrant up and then wait for it to work. So there would be, had I not had to abuse it into shape in the last couple of nights there are a couple of actually see me after the fact and I will or in the slide rocket or whatever for this I will put up the links that I followed. So, oh, and then the last little bit that threw me for a loop here was telling Cinder where or Quantum rather where Rabbit is. It's like everything, if Rabbit is running on something that is not your local host when you're configuring these things you need to tell it where it is or you're going to have a bad time. Yeah, so there we go. That was the if we get time part, right? So if we get time we'll show this thing actually working. Unfortunately I was getting a whole bunch of like that's what happened. So if you're using what? NFS versus iSCSI? That was a few questions. The first one is how do we change from using Linux iSCSI to something else be it Enterprise iSCSI or NAS you'll trade out your driver accordingly. On the Rackspace Knowledge Center for the private cloud product we have a white paper for both NetApp and EMC that describe how to do this with their their storage appliances if you're going to trade this out for something like FreeNAS and their NFS I believe there's an NFS sender driver. I've not had opportunity to work with it yet but you will trade out yeah I'm looking for those couple of lines for you. So you'll trade out the driver line here the volume driver and that's on each compute node and then in here you'll also trade out what the iSCSI helper is and that is in my Keystone Endpoint bits. So in the iSCSI.sh and I believe at the endpoint there's the endpoint. So that's where we specify the IP address of where the sender services and what not are running is we create that endpoint. So in this environment that's the address where we're running iSCSI in your environment you'll trade that out for wherever that is running I was just saying that with the NAS driver you're going to be just effectively mounting on a local mount on the hypervisor and then the volume creates are just files within that NAS mount that then get mapped to the VMs as they get created Thank you very much Yeah, so I'm by no means an expert no means an expert in any of this I just I coupled it all together, got it working have worked with the EMC and the NAS driver beforehand difficulty is in a room like this like we've already got a hard enough time getting the actual compute nodes and controller nodes to build imagine trying to get 200 virtual EMCs to build and then configure those we'd probably blow a whole day and a half actually just downloading that image so, okay, so that was okay, so the last we totally skipped over this section once the environment comes up if you get the environment to come up you're going to want to go ahead and you can access horizon at that address the 172.16.200 right, slash horizon your admin user and password or admin open stack or if you actually just want to log in the command line way, vagrant SSH and then the name of the node will log you in as the vagrant user and then you can pseudo to root there is a stack.rc file in there so you source that stack.rc that has all the environment variables you need to actually execute like sender list and so forth to access the sender node individually to troubleshoot or to see everything that we've done actually in action vagrant SSH high scuzzy and you can operate that the same way same goes for the compute node vagrant SSH compute that's it like I'm sorry that well, that the conference wifi was a little weird there's, I have another one of these already, is it on? I'll put the URL up here in just a moment I think we have a question that'd be awesome was that also your question? just an opinion actually a question for your opinion the use of open vswitch versus enterprise you know hardware networking in real production so that is totally an it depends question I figured there are so many varied facets of that you know like do you want somebody to call up and joke or do you have the engineering staff and skills in your organization to manage open vswitch at scale and what does that scale mean for your environment does it mean 10 or 15 nodes or does it mean 10,000 nodes right so you'll really want to adjust that decision based on what your requirements are sorry that wasn't sorry for the non-answer but like it's complicated I was hoping okay so the follow up question there was what is my experience with the enterprise bits I haven't worked with the Cisco plugin directly Mrs. Eggley can I talk about who we're working with is that allowed okay so we're working with a number of other enterprise vendors some may or may not be in the room and if they're hearing me say this they'll probably find you after the fact so we I work for the private cloud program at rack space and I work for actually the technology alliance partner subset of that program so I've worked with that many enterprise plugins so far and they're in all they're all in varying states of readiness some are just converting their stuff from Nova network to OpenStack networking sorry quantum drivers right others are writing from scratch and they're all in various states of readiness some more than others some provide more features than others some require weird and wonderful networking topologies to actually make it function so your mileage may vary having worked with all of them I can't necessarily say one is better than the other they all have their own quirks they're all weird and wonderful quirks any more questions just gonna stare at me and make me hold this microphone right for another hour oh he's got one back there oh the loop back device yeah there is indeed the reason I didn't include that in this is my thought behind vagrant environments is that they are inherently disposable so you're not going to use this vagrant environment to build a production build you probably also wouldn't use loop back devices to make ice-guzzy things in your production build right so the idea behind vagrant is you type vagrant up walk away get a terabat americano and half an hour later you come back to this working environment right so having that persist between reboots is not necessarily something you need to worry about if you do need to reboot the ice-guzzy node that we built in the environment you're going to want to use vagrant to do that so you would vagrant destroy ice-guzzy and vagrant up ice-guzzy that individual node and it would rebuild it exactly the same way speaking of if any of you managed to get the get repo checked out you probably just want to go and check it out like in 45 minutes to like 2 hours from now once I've had a chance to make the or remove the terabat network configurations so that you can actually play along at home right or at the hotel internet or wherever you get this is working I can also be reached I'm codie.bunch at rackspace.com bunch c at gmail if you have any questions after the fact and then I owed somebody the slide share link there we are so what's in the repo has some really bad things to make it work for the conference if you check the repo out in a day's time I will remove all the terabat stuff and so the repo will work for you when you get back to your office and start playing around it will probably even work in your hotel room this evening after the rackspace party although after the rackspace party you may or may not want to do this thanks everyone there's a question so not in this but in the slide it's another one that's going to depend on your environment I used it here because it's easier for me to conceptualize the tunnels and the networks between the hosts and everything that's I wish I had a better answer than that I'm sorry so thanks everyone for coming to my party one more I'm getting there I want to let the people who are leaving leave and then I'll get the URL up totally turned around as I called them out so I'll watch the man on stage operate his web browser and see if we can get some background music turned back on can we get some death clock or something maybe some maiden techno's not right for the like my demo just totally failed in front of 200 people mood there you go so yes it'll be in the read me in the repository so in the in that get repo in about two hours time to the slide rocket I will have removed the networking stuff so that this will work at home there you go nope you need a microphone I'm totally going to walk you a microphone yeah kill 12 seconds when we have an hour left so I was just wondering if there's a quick way to get the precise 64 box without having to go through the network you right what's going on there was a lot of chaos behind me I was wondering if there's a quick way of getting the precise 64 box with that going through the wifi um somebody's going to have to go through the wifi once right but I figured you probably already have it or somebody so I've got the I've got the VMware box and like I don't know that there's a windows VMware provider yet but so I've got the box for VMware fusion but vagrant charges and extra license for the VMware fusion thing so I'm interested in the virtual box oh this fellow here in the stripey shirt in the front row has the box virtual box the virtual box box box box the virtual box there we go there you go so we'll uh we'll just go completely ad hoc at this point if you want to stay and work with it we've got some time we'll try to get the virtual box box passed around photobombing my own photo I'm not even sure how to turn that one off there does not appear to be a switch 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