It's Monday morning That's okay. Maybe we can get her a bow on the way home. I'm in Where am I Iowa Burlington? I'm in West Burlington, Iowa. I just loaded up my freight. I'm ready to hit the road We're heading to Langbank Saskatchewan, which is about 1,700 kilometers away or 1,100 miles We're gonna get there tomorrow sometime deliver the next morning and we'll see what we have after that Towards the end of this week. I have to be back home Because we have to sign papers with lawyers and stuff for our new house So I'm still talking about that because I'm still excited about it It's coming real soon come real soon Are you as excited as I am? I doubt it. I doubt it. I doubt it. I parked in a puddle Because that's what I do I've already gotten out of here once before I can do it again.  Okay. I'm gonna leave this door open. I'm just gonna Send it just Splashed myself Well Sacrificed my ankle For you guys to show you this Got myself all wet to splash myself And so we're all tied down. We're ready to rock and roll another puddle another puddle All the way to the back here And these fine Tyres are coming with me all the way to Saskatchewan There are farmers out that way that I'm sure will be very happy to see these I can see the styrofoam sort of lifting up there already. I Can't get up there right now But they put that styrofoam underneath the straps to protect the paint on the rims from my straps, right? Yeah, it'll be fine It's good. It's being held down by the two straps there They definitely don't want anything because the rims here are like poking up a little bit on top of the tires Right, we have to be very careful like I always say whenever you take a load It's not just your responsibility to get it to the destination to the people who bought it It's also your job to make sure you get it there without damaging it We always got to put protection. I always use protection It's trucker Josh's slogan right Always use protection Want to protect the straps? And also protect the freight We're all set and ready to go There's two four six eight ten twelve fourteen sixteen straps on this load. I Just retightened them. So we're ready to rock and roll. Let's get out there. I want to go home Now I got to get back in the truck Things I do for you guys Okay, how do I do this before? Okay, so we step in just a little bit these shoes are so old. They're all little holes Here my foot over here grab over there and See I'm like spider-man.  You're in your mid-30s Careful what you do. You're not spider-man I'm trucker spider-man. Hey, so everything's all set paperwork is all Where it should be It says Pepsi on it, but it's actually a coffee From the highway 34 truck stop here in West Burlington very nice people here Got supper from them last night and you know, let me show you they're building a little bit here from the outside anyway Last I'll call her coming in here right away. Anybody want some bacon? I'm hungry now Why'd my mouth start watering hmm? Bacon, okay highway 34 truck stop It's like a ma and pa privately owned truck stop is not like one of the big chains or anything great food in there is a great restaurant and Nice little convenience store as well. You guys ready to rock Once one more time making sure my trailer breaks engage and disengage I guess I'll wait for this guy. We got to go around that way. So I guess I could go through here Okay, I need to go left from here So I can't turn here Look at this 2500 brand-new 2500 GMC Sierra Wish I'd be taking that thing home with me right now She's a beaut part that little bump there. Oh look at this The pig pan It's too cool to park with the rest of the trucks in a parking spot Parked over there instead. Okay. It doesn't bother me. Well, there's another 2500 Sierra over here The white one though, I don't like that as much like the black ones better. I was like black vehicles I don't know why maybe because it makes me feel important. No The president drives in black vehicles all the time. I Don't know. I just I like it better. I think it looks more classy. That's just me though Some people think white looks more classy. I Know black shows dirt really quickly and shows scratches very easily and dings but Meh It's what it is, right? Nobody coming from that way. Nobody coming from that way. Nobody coming from that way and nobody coming from that way check twice These stop lights are still flashing red. So it's just a four-way stop. Oh, we can go straight ahead here Is that a truck route? Yeah, it's okay. I can just go straight through it'll take me right to the highway Okay, that's what we'll do. I thought I was turning left This will work better Engine brake ordinance in force. That's a good sign that it's a truck route. I Don't know many four-wheelers that have engine brakes There might be some It's also another truck coming right there. I Guess when I see the engine brake sign, I should actually turn my engine brake off That would be the good thing to do just inside Minnesota on I-35 month bound It's time for a little break. I'm debating whether or not to take my half hour here Sort of want to go somewhere where I can get a coffee for my half hour But I don't really need a coffee yet So maybe we'll make this our half hour and then just quickly stop for a quick one down the road if I need it So in the meantime while I'm here, I'm gonna clean off these mirrors 30 no bulls not treatment down here Where's my visible? It's visible There we go sit for a second soak in No, yeah, I do it.  He's still got to take a Microfiber to it, but Majority of it off of there egg here stubborn I'm just gonna wait for it to dry See see it drying there to wipe off.  You're looking good today I'm happy to see that every single tire is still on the trailer Still coming with me. That's good news. I Need all of them. So the way we tie these down is we tie them over in an X pattern So this strap is over that way this strap was over that way that forms an X on top And that holds them in place You crank them down pretty tight so they don't bounce as you know tires. They like to bounce And then we have that styrofoam like I was telling you before On the top underneath the straps to protect the paint on the rims From my straps rubbing on them smaller stacks up in front and it gives a pretty Even flow of air we've been getting great fuel economy with this load the air just slips around us It doesn't have too many gaps where it can go in and catch like in here It's where I got my tarps You can sort of see the air just sort of slips right past the trailer It was up over my truck Over these first couple of tires Right over the back. So it's it's a really good load to have And this is why I waited till all the way through the weekend till Monday to get it. So I've just been Walking around here waiting It's a beautiful beautiful evening out here and I want to enjoy this as much as I can because apparently Apparently we're expecting snow back at home this coming week Yes, wouldn't be nice if I could just stay down here, but this isn't home The snow and the cold that's home. It wouldn't be the same if I Didn't have to live through that once a year. I Don't mind it. It's not that bad Yeah, we complain about it, but it's the cold's not bad week. It's 2023 We have so many things that can keep us warm well insulated homes Multiple different ways of heating our homes and keeping ourselves warm keeping the truck warm So it's more of an inconvenience, but it's one that you sort of You learn to live with it's just part of who we are Winter's coming In fact, I'd actually argue that cold is a good thing For national security and safety personal safety at home Because it gets down to minus 50 minus 60 in wintertime There's a lot of riffraff out there you might call it a lot of people who cause trouble You'll notice that crime goes down in the cold months of winter Because even the criminals are hiding inside keeping warm staying out of trouble It's also in the interest of national security. It's much much harder to invade a country when the country is frozen solid There's not many other people around the world decides from you know Well, Europeans and Russians that are used to this cold weather like we are and equipped to fight wars in it So even our military like they have military bases all the way all the way up north and so does the u.s and alaska We're all equipped for cold weather fighting, but Usually when winter comes you can You can sort of rely on the fact that things will probably cool down And calm down, especially if there's been unrest in the streets sort of like there kind of is now not not so bad at where we are, but You know winter's coming and that means everybody who's causing problems goes home to stay warm Stay set of the streets so really It's not that bad the cold weather also kills off all poisonous animals So we don't have any poisonous snakes or too many poisonous spiders, especially around where we are The cold weather kills them all every year is wonderful Hey, happy list I see you made the news again the other day. I saw you everyone's always so happy. What's going on up here See I want to turn on the i90 i494 Westbound eastbound not here Slide right on i494 west and then five I see flashing lights again Oh, they're right in here. Okay, let's slow right down for them because I got to go right past them here Slow down traffic just a little bit for that officer there Because you know people will just go flying right past them So this is 494. It's actually kind of nice. It just turns into an actual lane Up ahead, but To get up to speed and then get into traffic beside me on my left Oh, it exits because there's only three lanes on the 494. So seeing that there's four here Well, one of them is going to end It's most likely there's one on the right. I remember it exits here somewhere No blockades on the freeways here or anything today. I just want to sneak through here. There are some protests In minneapolis here just yesterday and they were blocking freeways or highways somewhere. Maybe it wasn't on the 494 But uh there and i'm running out of time No, no, no, we're gonna go see if there's some parking for us here Right on to my right here and it's raining just a little bit which makes it This is where I go in wow they've already done this Wow lots of parking here planes It's windy and cold I'll show you more in the morning once the sun comes up, but we made it here Found a parking spot I'll see you guys in the morning I have a feeling it's going to snow overnight Yay tires I checked the tires on the other side on the Way into the building this building is amazing here huge So this truck stop has been completely renovated It's a marathon Massive inside there. They've really done a good job redoing this. I haven't been here in years apparently So we got here last night. We got here pretty late About 11 o'clock I stayed here for a good night More than my 10 hours because I know that even if I would have stayed here for my mandatory just 10 hours There's no way I would have made it to my customer tonight before they closed I would have been there like six o'clock tonight anyways and they close at four so we already Determined that we're going to be delivering it tomorrow morning So I uh said you've got a little bit of work done And uh went inside there this morning and explored around a little bit and let me tell you these american truck stops. There's just There's nothing like it You just walk in there. You just want to wave a big american flag and just go america There's so much better Like i'm sorry to the truck so i'm talking about the prairies of canada too. I mean like I get it out east. There's some pretty nice truck stops in canada Eastern canada gets all the nice stuff all the time right, but uh They still don't compare to the convenience of these massive stores here in the u.s What is rattling here? Are you kidding me? Hey, let's not start the day like that Hey, steering column. We've had this discussion before my steering column likes to Rattle sometimes. It's just the cover around here, right? Eventually. I want to replace it, but It's not broken. It just rattles So yeah, uh, what was I talking about the truck stops down here What I find now, this is just my personal opinion What I find is that truck drivers in the united states get treated like kings and queens It's incredible the services that are available to them. The only thing that's not available to them That's available to like drivers in europe from what i've heard. I'm not european, but uh, i've never been to europe don't know anybody, uh, don't Don't have any family in europe. I do have friends in europe but They're telling me uh, that they have gyms in some of the truck stops I think that would be a fantastic idea to add into the north american truck stops instead of a driver's lounge Where drivers can just go and sit. We sit all day. That's all we do. We need to be active So instead of having a driver's lounge where we're you know, you just continue to be Inactive Have a gym That drivers can use have it like members only or something you got to have like your pilot flying j-card or your ta card or something Or maybe even a monthly membership if that's what people want to do But that will discourage people from using it and you want truckers in north america to use these gym facilities Here's a trucker josh idea for you Turn these like maybe keep a driver's lounge because sometimes guys got to wait for a shower somewhere You got to have somewhere to sit but truck stops You're doing everything in your power in the united states to impress the truck drivers. You're doing a very good job with me I am very impressed Now how about this What would you guys think about adding like a gym Into your truck stop for the drivers to use on their time off So that's the end of our day. We could park go inside get a good workout in Then go have a shower then go have a nice supper in your restaurant And then go to bed wake up in the morning buy some fuel from you and we're on our way I don't know that Do you guys know of any truck stops in north america that have a gym? Or anything that promotes healthy living to truck drivers? Because truckers in the u.s. They're treated like gold. They're treating like treated like kings and queens to the point where They Live such a comfortable lifestyle that they have to do so much Little physical work that it's very very unhealthy for a lot of them For all of us. It's very unhealthy being on it's hard to be healthy Why don't we try to start pushing towards being more healthy? And of course when you first put them in there, you're going to get the naysayers like, uh, look at jim Who's going to go use the gym?   What do you guys think you think it would be a you think it'd be a hit in north america? I know I know a lot of people would be against it for whatever reason because That's the way it is but So I want to thank you for joining me today. Thank you for hanging out with me on the road I appreciate it. Remember when you're on the road think of me and think of all the other truckers out there We want to get home safely to our families And if you're the trucker remember everyone else out there On the road and those small cars they want to get home to their families too And our trucks are very heavy and their cars are very light We could do a lot more damage to them than they can do to us So let's remember to be careful out there and uh try to keep our tempers cool I know that's a challenge. I'm speaking to myself too. Is going to keep our tempers cool You know if you got to yell at something yell at your windshield Don't don't roll down your window and road rage at the driver beside you Just you know road rage at your steering wheel if you have to I get it I get it, but just keep it inside your truck and don't let things escalate I've been watching a lot of youtube videos lately of road rage and like fights breaking out and like people driving Erratically and like putting everybody else on the road in danger I know that when your mind goes into that mindset of anger and road rage I know you you forget about everyone else on the road except for that guy that you're mad at I totally get it But in the meantime while you're road raging All these other families are out there on the road around you And you're putting all of them at risk For what? For what? What are you gonna do when you catch the guy you're mad at?  Is that what you're gonna do?  Oh I know it's tough I don't like some of these drivers out here either.  It's not worth the risk of getting yourself into trouble I've been watching a lot of youtube videos lately of this crazy road rage. People are crazy, man. They're crazy You've seen them too, right? No, if you haven't just go on to youtube and and look up road rage Man You got to wonder like what's going on in these people's lives that they're so angry So easily right at people. They don't know for the simplest things Oh, well I'm gonna end it here though. Remember everybody. Please drive safe out there. I'll see you tomorrow


I'm very pleased on behalf of the European Union that we work together with Interpol who implements one of our important programmes here, the migration and border management programme. This is a programme that the EU supports because it increases security in the region and therefore also has a security impact on Europe. As we all know we face the same security threats throughout and we've seen this happening in Europe but also in Southeast Asia. And therefore to have a programme, support a programme that helps security and border management in Asia is also one way of having this region-to-region cooperation on a very important point that is key for security for all of our people. And therefore I'm pleased to be here at Interpol and witness myself the progress that has been made and the results and the achievements that you had during the implementation phase and I wish Interpol every success in the further management and implementation of this important programme.


And I'm just going to record to my computer for this one because it's easier. Okay, so I'm going to do a get remote add upstream. And the reason we add upstream I'm clicking this thing right there adding upstream now allows me to see the changes from others. Okay, so. Now your pull request I want to evaluate that and the way I do that is I have this. There is a program called GH from GitHub that lets me do this kind of thing with the command line and so I'm just going to say GH PR checkout and oops the wrong I need the number. And then your number which is 65. Okay, base repository is this one. And I see your branch name is develop. And if I look at the diffs between your branch and master. There it is. Okay, so now I'm going to compile this with maven clean. Skip tests install. And what this will do is this takes your change and gives me a local copy that I can use to run it. Okay, and now I should be able to say maven clean. maven HP I let's see minus D Jenkins dot version. equals 2.277.2.3 let's use dot three for today and HP I colon run. And now I need to go learn something because I don't remember how to. I'm going to do it this way. We'll just go HP I colon run my Linux computer is not the computer I'm sitting on. And so I'm going to have to do another step here to, oh, and this will fail right because I have another program running on that that port. Okay, let's do that again. Now had you had any issues running Jenkins and seeing your results when you were running Jenkins. For the, for the first thing, but there is a command that I run them. Okay, good. All right, so you were able to, to see your results. Where is my tunneling thing. There it is. Okay, so this thing. I need to do a quick configuration of. I think this is the one I want. And now if I did that right. I did it right very good. Okay, excellent. So now what this is is this is that Jenkins that I was running here with that maven command the HP I colon run thing. What I should be able to do here now is I should be able to open pipeline dash syntax. And I should be able to open the look at the clean WS. And here it has an advanced button. And let's see the thing that you had added was you had added clean when unstable. This is WS cleanup. Clean when unstable. Okay, and I'm not seeing a help entry for unstable here. Okay, I see one for patterns. I don't see one for apply pattern also on directories or clean when status is okay so I'm not seeing your change. In the, in the, in the user interface that I'm working with it says during workspace cleanup. Did you, did you see that change when you made the change did you see it when you were inside Jenkins. No, I was not sure what to do inside Jenkins. Good. All right, well so then let's, let's go through this together so you don't mind if if the two of us together go through this. I'm not sure how to get it on to clean when unstable. So that's that's a very good question and let's go looking for it. I think I may want to apply it to this apply pattern also on directories, or don't fail let's see this one don't fail the build if cleanup fails is already there. Okay, so this one apply pattern also on directories may be a first place for us to do. Yeah, okay, so let's, let's try to make it so that we can see it in in in Jenkins so did you were you able to make any change that you could then see yes my change was visible for instance to this text. The only thing I did, I tried to upload the HP so I was not really sure what I was supposed to do. Okay, good well so then let's let's so so I've you've seen this part. This is how so I went to pipeline syntax and then clicked clean WS this thing right here and that. Now see this but I don't yet see the change so let's go see if we can find a way to add some text here and then then we'll test it again. So I'm going to interrupt this. So the that text that I just had there apply pattern also on directories. Let's try well, or maybe yeah let's try for that one for right and actually let's take the first task which was, let's make a change to this disabled deferred wipeout help and see that our change is visible. So, I'm going to take that one. Okay, so here it is here is disabled deferred wipeout. I just got help. Oh, that's cool. I've never seen this before. So it says. So let's look at this in our editor so here is. So I've got an editor that lets me search for things you could use visual studio code to do the same thing. Any of those will work or vi in my case. So here is this one. This is the text message and somewhere name is being referred to. And then this is the help file, and it says, or this is the user interface file and it provides separate help here. And this plugin is using a different tech, a little different technique. Interesting. Okay. So, I think we want to find this file. And I'm not entirely sure where to find it so I'm going to do a search for it. That wasn't it. I'm going to search for it like this. Interesting. That is. Alright, so. Oh, this is great so you put it in exactly the right location. And I think. Well, so let's let's make our change right there. So I'm going to edit that file. And let's see let's put some strong text. Mark and Sharon were here. Okay, that that should be something that is very visible people will, we should see it when we run right. So now I'm going to run the, I'm going to do the build. And in this case, it's just maven clean minus D Jenkins dot version equals 2.277.3. Yeah, I colon run. Okay, so it's running again. And what we're expecting is that in this session here, nope, not in this one in somewhere in that one. Yes, right here local host for 8080 when I click that now. Back in Jenkins. And now if I go to pipeline syntax. Okay, clean WS advanced. And now disabled deferred wipeout here. Ah, yes, just see that it worked. Okay. Okay, so, so this one now that let's stop there. So the steps I took was I found an existing file that had the text in it, and made a change to that file, and then loaded it in Jenkins to see that would work. Do you want to do that same thing yourself now so that you can see it so you show me that it works that way. What would you prefer next. I think you can just continue because I might load and then my computer. Okay. Alright, so, so this one, we did a mark and Sharon were here and in did it in bold text so strong text. So the next thing. I tend to pick this one apply pattern also on directories, just because I'm accustomed to working on these. I haven't yet learned how to do the one that you chose this unstable. Because when you look at this user interface, I'm going to make this user interface much bigger. We'll see where the question where the, the, the question marks align. Notice that the question mark over here aligns with this row. And the question mark here aligns with this thing. The question mark here. The problem is, I don't know what happens when I try to put a question mark on one of these are when it tries to put a question mark there, because it seems like what we would really want is one question mark over here that describes all five of these options. And I don't know how to do that yet so that's that's something that I'll have to learn and we may be able to learn together but I think this one. I need to do something for because here's a question mark there and it matches with this one. So if we do the apply pattern also on directories. Let's see if we can find a way to add help to that. Would that be okay. Okay, so now I need to make this smaller again 300 400% is huge. Okay, so here we are. How about. Okay, so I'm going to search for that text. And it was. No, that's not it I made a mistake. What was that text it was apply pattern also on directories. Okay, so here it is. Oh, and interesting it exists in two places. Pre build cleanup. And okay so it exists here. And it exists here. That's interesting. Okay, so that's why they did the alright and notice. We can follow the pattern that is right below it where it shows the help file, just like you did. We're going to do that same exact thing. So instead of cleanup parameter. And we can even use the preferred wipeout as our example and say okay we're going to do this. Copy it up here. Okay so here it is apply pattern and now a recommendation for a file name apply pattern also on directories. Do you think that's okay as a file name. Yeah. Okay, so now that's, we need to find There's that file. Disable deferred wipeout. And we want to create a new file. Named that is apply pattern also on directories so I'm going to write that file as apply pattern also on directories HTML. I'm going to take out the copyright message and change this a little mark and share and we're also here. And now what if we say something apply the deletion pattern. I'm not sure what it means to directories. So I'm just guessing in addition to files. What it means is let's see if we can see this at all first. And if we can see it, then then we can decode what is the best way to do that. Okay, so let's run this again so I'm just doing the maven. Clean or the maven. So what it will do is it will show us here it is it's doing the maven thing with HP I colon run and I could have done that from the command line. I could have done it from inside Visual Studio code from inside a Java ID any one of those. And now it says it's up and running. Let's see if it worked. Whoops wrong wrong one where is our there it is nope that's not it. Here it is okay. So here I am again local host port 8080 Jenkins pipeline syntax. And now let's try clean WS again. Okay, so there's clean WS advanced and apply pattern also on directories did not get any help. So my attempt did not does not seem to have worked. Because there's this help, but I didn't get any help on apply pattern also. Why not. What mistake did I make. Okay, so. Oh, remember we said earlier, there were two files. Yeah, right and I only made the change to one of the two. The change is called pre build cleanup config dot jelly. And I suspect that's not what I'm seeing here. I'll bet I need to make this same change in that other file in this WS cleanup. Yeah, so sorry that what you're seeing is me learning things, just like you'd be learning things. I hope you don't mind that that that's not terribly shocking to you that I don't know, don't know these things all the time. Okay, so. Here we go. Where is the apply pattern also on directories. Okay, now let's run it again. Okay, so it's says it's running. The change is fully up and running. Let's try it again. Okay, clean WS advanced apply pattern also on directories now has Mark and Sharon were okay so what did we learn there we learned that now what that that showed is that there were two places that had to change, and I had only initially changed one of them. So finding that big benefit by running it I I could see Oh that's not doing what I wanted. Now, if if you had encountered something like this. Ooh, ooh, ooh. This look at this Sharon this may be the same place that we need to consider how to add help to those check boxes. Interesting. I don't I truly don't know what it will mean to add help to those check boxes. You had added help for clean when unstable right. This was the one you had added help for. Shall we try and experiment. Let's try adding this thing, this help equals thing on the checkbox. Now this may fail completely, because it may tell us. You can't put help on a checkbox. I don't know but let's try it. Are you okay with that. All right, so now we need your help file, or we could put we could just leave it as this one for now. No, no, let's, let's make it yours. Let's use your original help file because you wrote it, and your original help file was here. So now let's go find that WS cleanup. And while we're here, let's try several others. We're going to put the same exact help we know it'll be wrong but we're going to put the same exact help on every other one, just to see what it will look like you're okay with that. Yeah, it's okay. Okay, so here it is running again. And now let's go back to our web browser, a clean WS I am truly curious to see what this is going to look like. It doesn't seem so we didn't lose that one. But I don't see any help for any of those checkboxes so I don't know how to. Well, oh wait a sec. Maybe, maybe we do. Okay, you remember, we said hey what about putting help here. So if we could find a way to put the help there so that the question mark appears over here. So let's see this this says clean when status is Sharon I thank you very much for your patients while I'm learning. There's my proposal. Shall we try it. Yeah, what this is reminding me is that there are many times when I don't know until I'm looking at the specific thing. What problems it has or what issues there will be. So, so thanks very much for your patients. Okay, let's see how it looks now so pipeline syntax clean WS advanced clean when status is. Hey, right. Okay, so Sharon we may have found a way to do. Whoops, no way to say during workspace is is that I need to make this much smaller sorry I've got to see it on the same line. Clean when status is. Yeah, that's the question mark we added right. Good. All right, so, so what this highlights is we have just learned that your pull request will need to be changed in and changed in a way so that so that instead of trying to add help for just one of these checkboxes, you'll have to add help for all five of the checkboxes in a single help file. So now, I now need to ask you Claire, are you okay with having to change your your pull request in that way. Are you. Are there things about what I just did that would that would be hard for you to do by yourself or hard for you to do even if you've got access to the recording. Okay, I'm asking the way that you're changing the file structure, like the, the file arrangement. Let's say the, the place that you can look at the file. So, if it is the same way to do it on VS code. It is the same way you would do it with VS code I think anyway so let's let's I'm not a VS code user so I'm, I'm hard. It would be difficult for me to show you with VS code and be credible but but let's look at the changes that are pending. You can see alright so here is, here is a change that I made to WS cleanup. And I need to fix this so that it's a smaller change so I'm going to, I'm going to do a something with it so that it's a smaller change. Hang on for just a minute while I do some things that make it a much smaller change. What is, wait a second, wait a second. Something's wrong here quit. Yes. Okay. We were working on WS cleanup. And I need to make it smaller. Okay, so apply pattern also on directories. That's probably a good change. This one though is much too big a change we need this. Just a minute I've got someone pinging me for my company. Just. That's great. Okay. Excellent. Sorry, I need to interrupt for just a minute so I can check in on something on the Jenkins community I'll be right back. It'll be just a minute. Okay, so I need. Get her. Show you what I'm doing just so that you're not totally totally distracted. Here's this. Okay. All right. Okay, I was too, too thick. All right. Okay. Good. Sorry for the disruption Sharon. Thank you. All right, let's go back to where we were. So, so I wanted to. There we go. Okay, good. So this is what we learned right which is that, that we need to add the help on to where was it let's go back to Jenkins again it was right here. We need the help on this line. And the way we did it was was by adding this help equals thing right here. I think the file name is wrong because you'll probably want to call it clean when status clean when status is or something right I mean you'll want to call it a different name. Maybe we do that now while we're here status is. And now let's go see if we can find that file when status is. Was that what we called it. There we go. Okay. Clean when status is. All right, I'm getting a little bit lost Sharon I apologize I'm going to stop and we're going to take a look at all these things and see what we've got. So here is clean when status is that HTML right. And let's be sure that there is a mention of that. Okay, so there it is mentioned in that location. So, let's put some extra help in there. This, I'm used to it being in a div. Like this, and then, okay, choices include. And now we've got to do something like a. Some way of defining giving a definition list and HTML actually has this concept of a definition list for now let's just do it as a as a, an unordered list. And, and then we'll fix it later, because I don't remember off the top of my head how to do a definition list. Okay, so choices include now we got to go remember what the choices are. Success, unstable failure. Okay, success. I'll say that again it was unstable of not of stable unstable failure, not built. Is that correct. Let's check. So, success unstable failure, oh and a boarded I missed a boarded okay. Okay, and I suspect we want the strong on the, just the word, not the colon after it, like that. Okay, so. Alright now what would we say something like clean the workspace. If enabled the workspace will be cleaned on successful builds. It was enabled by default. Because I think it was enabled by default wasn't it, when we when we opened up the page, it was they were all checked by default. And now if we do that use the same words in vi not in. Okay and this one is we're cleaned on unstable builds. What do you think does that look. Let's use the correct words unstable on failed builds on. I don't know what not built means. What do you think not built means if the build wasn't built how can it clean the workspace. I don't understand that one. What does this even mean. Alright go ahead, did you use had a comment and I wasn't listening. I'm not sure it was incomplete. And I'm not sure what a boarded means because if you've a boarded the build you didn't get to the end of it. So this one we may have to do some testing to even decide if those those options make any sense. Okay so does that seem like a reasonable. Now we need to go back to our because I need some entry text we need to go back to this. So it was clean when status is help for what should the help entry text before clean when status is what if it said, remove workspace contents. Based on the status on the, the result of the build. And now we need probably, we would want something that links to what the results of the build are. And now I'm again learning Jenkins valid build results result or Jenkins build result. Success. Stay unstable. Failure. Let's try those. Okay, none of those are immediately on the Jenkins web page. So that didn't help me okay so I'm just going to have to list them, move workspace contents based on the result of the build allows the user, the pipeline to only clean workspace to oh I know okay to leave the workspace. I'm going to try to describe a use case allows the pipeline to leave the workspace contents. If the build was unstable and needs investigation or failure or failed and needs the workspace for investigation, leave the that's better to sit to not clean the workspace contents. All right so now I'm now I'm trying to describe the example okay. So is that does that make sense to you are you okay with that description. Okay, so if the build was unstable or failed and and needs the way maybe we should say the contents of the workspace for investigation for failure investigation to investigate the failure. Okay, now let's try it so. So I'm actually going to add that file. Okay, and now I don't need this change anymore we've confirmed that we are. Okay, so we now have a new file here. And if we look at the differences, we see this help and this help. Okay, so I think. I think we could run it again Sharon you're okay if we run it again just to see how it looked. Yeah, it's okay. Okay so let's run it again and here it's maven minus d Jenkins dot version equals 2.277.3. So back to where we were, nor that. Oh, here's our page let's refresh this page and see what we got. Okay, so clean ws advanced. And now I've, again, I've got to get things so that I can actually see the association between apply pattern also on directories. And that's the other one we did isn't sorry this is the one I need to click. Hey, look at that. Okay, now, now the problem is alright so so we did, we did these steps and it's great that we did these steps those are really good. But there's another another thing here because now what happens alright so we've seen that this looks like it's behaving the way we would want with inside the snippet generator and that's really that's a big win. However, how does it look when we look at the steps reference. So back up here at the steps reference I'm going to click the steps reference and it'll take a little time for it to generate. Now, if we search down there should be an entry for clean ws here. And now let's see what. Yeah, see. In this case. This is my help. Oh, oh, oh, look Sharon this says all my nice attempts to put it into the pipeline syntax generator worked. That was a big win, but notice that I did not get any additional help in here, not a bit. So my, my attempt was good. I've added it to someplace and so I've helped one set of users the set of users they're using the snippet generator. But the users that are reading this they didn't get any help for clean when a boarded. Now did your change show up in the steps reference here. I guess we could we could test that can't we why am I asking let's check. Let's see. So it was the ws cleanup plug in, right. Okay, so apply pattern. No, no, that wasn't the one right the one that if I look at your change was to clean when unstable dot html wasn't it. And yet it doesn't. So it's added here but it didn't appear in the steps reference clean when unstable see this. All it says is it's a type Boolean. So your help didn't didn't reach us. Okay, what would we need to do to add that. I don't know the answer Sharon, I apologize but I just don't know the answer. Would you be willing to, to use these, these other changes, revise your pull request to include something from these other changes, so that you can make progress there and I'll have to investigate what will need to be done in order to add help for this setting because I don't immediately know what to do with it. At least I've seen what I'm supposed to do. Sorry say that again I didn't quite hear you. It's okay, at least I've gotten what I'm supposed to do. Yes. Okay. Well, and this, I think this gives you a chance to experiment to see, see other places where you might, might, might try it. So let me.  And then, then you can decide what you would like to do with that existing pull request.  Is that right, we want. Oh, no, we're just going to, we're going to do something different.  So I'm going to ask get to ask me questions about everything that I'm doing. And in this case, no, I don't want to include that. I want smaller of that. No, I don't want to include that. Yes, I want to include that. Okay, good. So, add a single. Add snippet generator help for clean when status is places the the help inside the snippet generator page, but does not place the same help place the help inside the pipeline steps reference. The interface for the checkboxes make sense in the snippet generator. No need to add help for each checks box in the snippet generator, better to use a single help section to describe all the checkboxes. Okay, so that gives me clean when status is, and it's the ws clean oops did I miss one file. I did I didn't get the pre build one. Why not. Okay, well, let's get that. Oh, that's embarrassing Sharon I didn't get the pre build one because I didn't fix it. I didn't do it right. Okay, so the problem is, I, I made something I made a change in this ws cleanup, but I didn't make the same change in the other file. And I don't know when the other file is used, but I think the help will be helpful in either case. Where is that clean up. You know, apply pattern also in a no after apply pattern on directories clean when stuff. Oh, oh no no right right my mistake okay because this thing is called pre build. And before the build starts we don't even have the concept of build status. Therefore this this doesn't exist. Okay, my mistake. Now I did find one error. So there's my proposal. And let's get. Now if we look at another one to apply pattern also on directories. Okay, so apply pattern also on directories and there's the help. There's the help. Okay, help to apply pattern on directories. Now this one we should be able to see it in the, in the pipeline steps reference. Shall we take a look at it just to be sure, because I would expect apply pattern. I don't see it there either. Okay, wait a second back to where we were. We're working on pipeline syntax, and in the snippet generator clean WS advanced apply pattern also on directories there's the help, but no help.  Okay, you have you have you have brought me to many to learn many new things Sharon thank you for doing this. So, so what we're seeing here is, you really are you have you have shown me okay this this place of inserting the help is a fine choice for help for the snippet generator. And it's adding it in the HTML pages the HTML page fragments generated in Jenkins by a thing called stapler. So this jelly file jelly is a is an HTML snippet markup language, and Jenkins uses that to assemble its HTML pages out of page fragments. What we've done is we've added this but this is only usable in the snippet generator, not usable in the pipeline steps reference. So if we want to add it to the pipeline pipeline steps reference, we must also create the file in a different location. So let's, are you okay with, I should ask you, do you have time for more of these experiments is this okay or do you want me to stop. It's okay. Okay, you're sure. Yeah. Okay, so, so what, what we just did is we just saw that this thing has what we did is we added things.  In snippet generator, the help that has been added will not appear in the in the pipeline steps reference, because it has been added to the jelly file. That is used is used to generate the web, the Jenkins page, not. It has not been added to the internal, what would we call it to the Java code as a resource. associated with with the argument. Let's put it that way the pipeline argument. Okay, so at least I've described it to say why it doesn't appear. If, if you're okay with this let's keep looking and see if we can understand what it will take to get that into the steps reference so apply pattern also on directories. Okay, so it is not seeing it. Let's see that. So it says the entry is apply pattern also on directories. And it's looking for Oh, there it is. Okay. The field is delete doors. Okay, so what we're looking for is a field inside the code. Name delete doors. So here it is this thing is called delete doors in the in cleanup there's another one in pre build cleanup and there's another one in WS cleanup. And I think the one we want given that we were using WS cleanup as the jelly file name I bet we want to do WS cleanup here. And let's try it. Okay, so what we need is instead and so now you're getting all sorts of things about Java and and Maven packaging. So this is the Java class file. I want something in the resources so I want touch WS cleanup, let's call it instead. Help dash delete doors dot HTML. And instead of going in Java, it goes in resources. I think that makes sense. Let's try it and we'll see touch source main resources. Okay, that worked. And I have to warn you this may fail completely because well because I'm just learning. All right so now if we hit enter here this should build it again. Let's see if it's there. The one we changed was, which one did we modify we modified delete doors which is, we said was associated with, we said it's associated with this thing. Apply pattern also on directories okay good. All right so back to where we were clean WS advanced still has the help for apply pattern on directories. That's good. And now if we look at the steps reference. We're looking for clean WS. And now we're looking for no, it didn't do it for me. Okay, so I failed. I don't know how to add help to the steps reference for this thing. Let's try, let's try something different. So I'm just going to put it in that other name to see if I can get it to appear at all. Nope, and that didn't do it either. So there's something more that I need to learn here about how to add things to the to the, what do you call it to the pipeline steps reference. I, I wasn't able to add it there it absolutely does not appear here right we're just not seeing it. The delete doors there's the there's the parameter, or the, the optional argument thing, but it didn't take my help at all. Nor did it take the help that I tried to add at the top most level delete work. Sharon, I apologize I don't know how to do that part. I do know how to do the part that we showed that we did earlier with how to add it to the snippet generator and that will already be a help.  Actually, let's just do it now so that you've got it. I'm going to push this to a repository to my fork of it get push. Okay, good it didn't allow get push origin minus minus set upstream. And now we're going to call it you call the name of your branch develop is that right. Okay. All right, so if we go there. We should see this thing. Here we go. Okay, so let's just look at the develop. Oops, nope, nope. Let's go to my fork. Here is my branch called develop.  So there's yours. And here are my two additions to it. So would you be willing to to look at those two changes and consider, you could take the changes I made and do the same changes in your copy, test them and see if it behaves the way you expected, you may need to you probably want to improve this. But it's not not something you ultimately want to submit, but it would be good to have haven't for us to find an answer to that question. I just don't know the answer yet. Okay, so I'm going to email you pricing here. So here we go. Perfect. I'm going to put this on screen so you can see it. Okay, so to Sharon. Oh, I didn't get that right. It was, I've got your email address here. You just gave it to me just a minute. It was Sharon. Okay, copy email address. So here we go. If, if, if I do this better, Sharon. Okay, did I spell that correctly. Yes. Okay, very good. Alright, so my branch with more with what we learned from our session. Okay, now let's go find that branch. Here is your change, plus two changes that we discovered while we were exploring. And would that help? And would you be okay if I check with you tomorrow to see how it went? Yeah, it's okay. Oh, great. All right. Sharon, thank you. I will post a link to the, I'll stop this recording and post a link to the video after it's finished.


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Hey everyone, welcome back to figure fantasy. So we have here another round of events under monster paradise. So this is going to be tentacle. We'll be starting off with easy and let us see my lineup for this one. Okay, so we have here Yuncha. So new defender from Galatea in the middle, then you have at the back Zephyr, then you have here Vasuke and Ryoma on top. So this is my lineup for easy. Objectives is achieve victory and leash Yuncha's ultimate two times or more and clear within 25 seconds. So let's do this one. Okay, so so far no problem with the recent stages given to us. I don't think this will be a problem clearing in 25 seconds. I'll give my feedback later for the new defender, but we'll have to clear this one first. Okay, so we're done three star clears and moving on to the next. Okay, so next off is going to be hard. So let's check the lineup. Okay, Yuncha is going to be there at his back. It's going to be Zephyr. Next is going to be Yamazaki, which is appearing quite sparingly. So in Ryoma at his back. So let's try this one. Okay, so we are doing good so far. Objectives I forgot to mention. Again, Yamazaki's ultimate two times or more than clear stage within 30 seconds. So this is also not a problem for this clear. Okay, so we're good. Cleared within 28 seconds and three star clears. Moving on to the next one. Okay, so last stage would be tournament guys. Check out my lineup. Okay, we have Zephyr at the back. Let's just put her there, Ryoma here. Then Yuncha is going to be here. Yamazaki here and Usuki in his back. So objectives would be achieve victory, five allied figures surviving, clear within 25 seconds. So okay, so your only challenge for this round would be Yamazaki surviving. I see, I don't see any more problems clearing this one actually. So it would really depend on RNG, but as long as you have Zephyr and the twins at the back are not annoying. The bunny twins, bunny egg twins, I don't know what they are, but they're so annoying. So we have to clear this within the time limit and within. So that is it guys. Cleared within 25 seconds. So thank you very much for staying this far.  This is the Warden and I'm out of here.


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Welcome to this virtual celebration of your graduation from AUS. We know that this is no substitute for being together and we look forward to seeing you when circumstances permit. In spite of the difficulties, you have persevered and have been successful. As you make the transition to life after graduation, I am sure that your ability to persevere will serve you well. The University is proud of your accomplishments and grateful for the contributions that you've made to enriching AUS as students, as campus leaders, and as role models for your peers. I wish you continued success as you join your fellow alumni to make the world better. Congratulations again. I hope that you enjoy this video intended to celebrate all that you have accomplished. Congratulations. On behalf of His Highness, Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad al-Qasimi, member of the UAE Supreme Council, ruler of Sharjah, president of the American University of Sharjah, members of the Board of Trustees, the faculty and staff, congratulations to the class of fall 2020. Much has changed since the first day you stepped on to campus and the world has changed in unexpected ways. AUS has expanded facilities, launched new programs, enhanced research opportunities for faculty and students, and renewed the focus on student success, including an increased emphasis on the transition to university life. Due to the foresight and the extraordinary vision of His Highness, AUS today is not only characterized by the incredible buildings that we enjoy due to his generosity, but the campus is much more. It is a diverse academic community enriched by the students, staff, and faculty who contributed to the advancement of the academic mission of the University. While the change that has occurred at AUS has been significant, it pales in comparison to the change that has taken place in the world. The pre-final exam anxiety that you experienced just a short time ago may seem minor when compared to the challenges ahead. However, my confidence is restored each time I speak with AUS students and graduates who are confident, capable, and prepared to face a complex future. At just as you have successfully negotiated the challenges associated with pursuing a degree, I am confident that you will rise to the even greater challenges that lie ahead. Education is a gift that comes at a cost and sacrifice, and we should not forget to thank those who have supported you in order to make today possible. Please join me in recognizing the family members and friends who have supported you through this journey. Given what you have accomplished academically and as contributors of the AUS community through class discussions, community service, initiatives, leadership roles, performances, extracurricular activities, and research and teaching assistance, I am confident that you will continue to make a difference in the world. Congratulations graduates. I am delighted to join you, your families and friends, in celebration of this major milestone in your lives. A degree from AUS is here finally. It's indeed a distinct honor for me to share the excitement of this moment with all of you and to express the sense of pride that everyone in the AUS community feels for your accomplishments. We all know that you have come to this point through a great deal of dedication, persistence, and hard work. That is always the case for an AUS graduate, but the fact that you have done so and that the severe restrictions mandated by the current pandemic simply adds to our pride and to our admiration for your achievements. It should also be a source of great joy to all of you. Rejoice in this your day and please accept my warmest congratulations on your graduation and my best wishes as you embark in the new phase in your life. Dear graduating class, congratulations from the bottom of my heart. I am the Dean of the School of Business Administration and I am extremely proud today to celebrate your success in the name of the entire school and the faculty, your professors. The world needs not only your talent, but also your courage, commitment, and resilience as you graduate during these hard times. Please do not let that set you back. On the contrary, I would like to mark the special achievements, the exceptional potential of this graduating class of which you are part.  We have provided you with the necessary academic and professional skills to succeed in this changing world, but also hopefully prepared you to be the best you can as a responsible citizen and a proud AUS alumni. Today is a special day, so you and your parents and friends, all of you, even your professors, have been waiting for four years for this day, so I hope that you will celebrate it to the fullest even under the circumstances. You have achieved something marvelous in the face of adversity and you should be proud of it. I send you all my heartfelt best wishes and I look forward to congratulating you in person when you come back to SBA hopefully very soon to visit us.  We hope that you will come back to us and inspire fellow students who are starting the same journey that you started four years ago. These new students are in need of a big brother, a big sister to mentor them, encourage them, inspire them and motivate them, so we're counting on you. The SBA will be so happy to hear what happens next in your life and still be there to support you as much as possible in your professional careers, so keep in touch and best of luck in the next chapter of your life. All the best. Stinguished guests, administrators, professors, families, friends and the members of the AUS Class of 2020. My name is Sabah Khatib and I'm graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Marketing with a minor in Music. I'm honored and humbled to be speaking to you all today on behalf of the students of the School of Business Administration. First of all, I'd like to start with a huge congratulations to my fellow classmates. I don't think any of us would have expected to be graduating this way but nonetheless it's a special day that is definitely worth celebrating. One of the things I'll truly miss about AUS is getting to walk around campus specifically in February where all the different cultural clubs are practicing their dances for Global Day and the whole campus is filled with different types of music being played. Memories like these would remind me how uniquely diverse the AUS campus is and how vibrant it can be. I'm definitely proud to be an AUSer and I'm so grateful for all of the memories that AUS has given me. Once again, a huge congratulations to you all and good luck on your future endeavors. Thank you. The world needs you and AUS will continue to need you. You along with the 16,000 alumni that you join will continue to remain an important part of the AUS community just as I hope that AUS will remain part of you. I look forward to the time we can gather to celebrate your graduation. Until then, I wish you continued success. Congratulations, proud AUSers. Accuracy, fellow graduates, we did it! We accomplished our dreams and our major steps that we took in this journey. I hope that wherever our future takes us, we allow it to take us somewhere and even beyond. The past four years were more than an academic journey. I will definitely miss my morning rides to Sharjah and I will miss the ITF room at SBA but I'm definitely prepared for a career in corporate finance. Besides quality education, AUS gave me friendships and memories that I will forever remain grateful for. It gave me the opportunity to represent students in the Student Council for one year, which I consider one of my greatest achievements. In the future, I hope that I beautifully represent AUS as an alumina and make its honest community proud. After graduating high school, I always went with the quote that says, Be fearless in the pursuit of what sets your soul on fire. And this quote has governed the life I live for the majority of my academic and social speech throughout my time in college. To thank you to my MCM department and faculty that shaped me to the woman I am today that you guys are looking at. And of course, my friends that turned into my family. I can't wait to see what the future holds for me and each one of you and take all that AUS has taught us over the four years. Patience, commitment, hard work, and kindness. Here's to our next journey of adulthood. AUS, you'll be missed. Thank you once again.


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The counter to that, of course, is if you can innovate in a large company, the impact you have on the market is tremendous. So I feel like we've done a really good job of getting a lot of new stuff out there, really driving a new message, really changing the way customers behave, so that, yeah, I guess when I go home from work at the end of the day, you feel like you haven't just made an impact to one or two customers, but really, frankly, thousands, which is really cool. So we were talking in the last segment, we had Jason Buffington on from ESG and Steve Kenniston that we're talking that, and we had Frank Slupin on last week at ServiceNow. He said to say, hi to everybody. But the reason I brought it up is because the disk-based backup market or the purpose-built backup market, all of you want to describe it, is bigger than the tape market that it ostensibly replaced, which maybe surprises some people. It's somewhat surprised me because you've got lower cost, similar use case, backup, pretty clear, but yet the market's bigger. Why is that? You've found new ways to use disk-based backup, new use cases? I think that's a lot of it, really, is that when you come down to it, I think the backup market as a whole is evolving. So when data domain came on the scene, one of the things that we talked about was really disk-replacing tape, and the old tape-socks move-on motto that data domain had. But the vision inside data domain and then inside backup recovery systems at EMC and now the data protection availability division is not just that we want to replace tape, but really that backup as a whole in the traditional backup mindset really needs to evolve into this more data protection as a service mindset. And so I think what we're seeing is not just a one-for-one swap out of everything tape can do, data domain and backup to disk can do, but more. So there's more value getting pushed into that part of the stack from the point of view of disaster recovery, of archival, as well as the operational recovery you get out of backup. And so it actually makes sense that the market's gotten bigger because, frankly, we're doing way more than tape is ever able to do. And you mentioned services, of course, you know, Silicon Valley, the big terms, cloudification, or sassification, so everything's becoming as a service. And we talk in theCUBE a lot about IT alignment and the role of the CIO. One of the biggest challenges that people tell us in the Wikibon community of going to IT as a service is aligning with the business requirements. So what are you seeing in terms of data protection as a service as potentially leading some of that portfolio? I think it speaks to something that we talk about a lot internally, which is, you know, as much as we love the technology, as much as we love getting in to validate the value and return on investment and all the things we do, when you come down to it, this is still a people business. And one of the things that we're very cognizant of is that the role of the backup administrator is changing. And really, I think it's a much more vibrant career path than it was a decade ago. And what I mean by that is, for a long time, the backup admin's role was you wake up and your first thing to do is to look at the set of failed backups and then you spend all day triaging them, kind of hoping that nothing goes wrong during the day where you have to run a recovery and then you go to bed and you know what, you know what you're going to wake up and do tomorrow? The same exact thing. Probably different servers are going to fail their backups, but it's the same job. What we've told backup teams is, as we move more and more of the, I'd say the protection flow into the infrastructure, what we've done with the VMware integration, what we've done with the integration with applications like Oracle and SAP and SQL, is that it frees up the backup team from that daily grind into what higher level business services can you offer. And this is really being able to connect to the business I can do a lot better job now of really understanding and driving what are our retention requirements really for compliance purposes, for best practices? How can I help the business get more agile and accelerate? How can I really help find the information people need so we can get the right data in the right place on the right kind of device to the right individuals? And that's a conversation that a backup admin a decade ago wouldn't have even considered having. We've got protection administrators who are connecting with lines of business and connecting with chief security officers and compliance officers and playing a vibrant role in the business that, again, I think really speaks well for the kind of, frankly, the people that I spend a lot of time with. Yeah, so that's pretty interesting. And you talk about how the software has actually gotten a lot more intelligent in working closer with the application. And I've seen over my career, right, this notion of I think as you get data protection closer to where the data is actually being created, it drives a whole new paradigm. Are you seeing some of that? It kind of conjures up this whole copy data servicing which I know you've talked a little bit about before. So what's your kind of take on that? Yeah, so I think there's two parts to go with it. One is, yeah, you want to, and I often tell this to people that one of the challenges that any backup agent has, no matter how brilliant it is, is that once a day it's waking up and it sees this vast ocean of data and it looks and says, all right, time to start root forcing my way through this. Whereas the layers of my infrastructure, my storage systems, or my hypervisors, or my applications, because they're in the data path, they know what to backup, they know what to recover. So they can have a degree of scalability that's an order of magnitude 20 times, 30 times faster than anything a backup agent can do. And the second thing that comes with it is, and they will tend to keep the data in the native format rather than bundling it up in the traditional proprietary tar ball. So really freeing you up to do more with the data. But I think the other part that sometimes get lost, when people look at copy data services and hybrid clouds and all these sorts of things, they say, all right, I want to be able to leverage my data more. Where I see a lot more productivity happening in environments right now is leveraging the metadata more. It's the information about the information. And as we all know, this must be a really key thing because the NSA is busy trying to get all of it. So when you think about it though, the metadata lets me understand where data growth is happening. It lets me understand, oh, certain data is leaking to servers or environments where it's not supposed to be getting to. The metadata helps me understand where the growth is coming from a geographical standpoint or a certain application or a group. So we see a lot more people saying, I've got this vast treasure trove of metadata that's stuck in my backup catalog. If I could unlock that and unleash that, again, I can move myself from just being I'm here as the insurance policy in case something goes wrong too. Every day I can go to other parts of the business and say, did you know this is happening? And the customers we've worked with that have done that.  I met a CIO who said, my backup guy comes to me once a day with, did you know this is happening on your network or did you know this server suddenly is losing all its data? Turns out it was a virus attack. He said, this was something I never thought I'd hear from my backup team. They're proactively managing my environment. It's all about the metadata. I think you've actually hit on something that I talked a little bit about in a blog post and not a very popular blog, but I still think that there's, you almost take that whole copy data services thing and it's bifurcated. There's the copy data services, it's the heavy lifting, it's the deduplication, it's the data movement, it's all the things you come to expect from a protection product. There's also copy data management, right? And that's where the metadata comes in and understanding what do I have, where is it, what can I do with it, what should I be doing with it. You know, a lot of people say, oh, this copy data is going to be great, I can have one copy of my data. You know what, people don't have one copy today because they don't want one copy, they want a few copies. So how do I best understand how many should I have, right? Exactly, exactly. And you know, it's interesting for me that I had a customer and it was one of those meetings where we were talking about, hey look, we're going to replicate this number of copies and we're going to get your data there and it's going to be really efficient. And the first thing the customer said to me is if you don't have some sort of catalog that helps me understand what's inside those copies, all you've made is a really shiny fancy bucket of bits. Now I'm, nothing against buckets, but if you can't tell me what the heck's actually going on, I'm not really willing to pay that much for the bucket. And so what really tied it together is we said, right and we can help you do the granular recovery you're going to need for your objects. And we can tell you exactly what's going on in terms of where your unstructured data is. That's when that customer said, bingo. Okay, now that's a solution because it really is all around, you're now helping me manage my data. So like you said, it's not just create a service that gets versions of data stored somewhere. It's give me a service that helps me manage that data. And when you get to that, then you got something. So Stephen, we've talked a lot on theCUBE with you about the whole vision of data protection as a service. So where are we in that vision, in that journey and specifically what things have you done recently in the portfolio to advance that vision? So there's a couple things. There's the structural thing that we did at the beginning of the year, which was we shifted from the backup recovery system division to the data protection and availability division. And that was a really key shift for us because we brought in specifically RecoverPoint, Vplex, and Data Protection Advisor. And what that really lets us do from the Vplex perspective, really helps us fill out the continuum of protection. And I think Jason talks about it as a spectrum, a continuum, however you want to view it. We had the archive in place, we had the operational recovery in place. With RecoverPoint we used Vplex to recovery. With Vplex we picked up availability. So you can really span across whatever you need. With Data Protection Advisor we pulled in something that says, no matter how you make the copy of data whether it's through our traditional backup software or RecoverPoint or someone else's backup software or someone else's data protection technology this is a tool that's going to treat them all as first class citizens so that I get that metadata management. So even though that wasn't necessarily a development from our existing engineers just bringing them into the division I think shifts the mindset from it's all about a separate product and a separate buying cycle to more and more data protection becomes a service inside your infrastructure. So that's one big chunk that I couldn't be more excited about. I'm on the phone with David Goulden, we need this technology. I didn't actually say it that way because he's David Goulden but mentally I was banging just on the table. It was emphasis. Yeah, exactly. Organically, you've seen a bunch of interesting releases from us this year in terms of what we've been working on. So you've seen, for example the new network release get a lot more involved in terms of again snapshot management, cataloging replication management because again those copies even if the networker isn't the one piping them through a traditional networker agent those are still viable copies that you want to be able and recover from. Similarly, on the Avamar side a lot of work in terms of really connecting in with a lot of the vCloud services and REST based APIs so that again this can be managed at cloud scale and then obviously on the data domain side really enhancing the system so that we can do more than just traditional backups. More and more support, a billion files so that the same system can be used for not just backup, not just disaster recovery but more and more for archive. So again really filling out that portfolio so that the teams that buy into this aren't just offering backup as a service now but they can offer the entire hey let's talk availability, let's talk DR, let's talk operational recovery, let's talk archive and really pull those together as an end-to-end full portfolio service. We're out of time but I've got a question from the crowd. Great, let's do it. Is there anything specific about SAP data protection that we should know about sort of similar philosophy? What's unique about SAP if anything? So I'd say first and foremost as we tend to go through these things we look and we say alright I want to enable the SAP admin to have as much control over their backup and recovery as possible because again saving that one phone call, that one trouble ticket to the backup team, that's a win. So we recently announced that SAP and SAP HANA, we have direct boost support in the data domain so the app admin can drive it him or herself. I think SAP though also opens up a lot of what you're going to see again around this metadata discussion is SAP is not just one thing right, it's databases plus file services it's more indicative of what business applications people have and you're going to see more and more on our side around how do we tie all the technologies together in a broader application sense so that you can really get consistent backups across not just a database but really your entire business app and so I think you're going to see more and more from us there but in the short term I'd look definitely into the SAP and SAP HANA boost integration because we've already seen just tremendous uptake on those products. Awesome, transforming IT, transforming backup into data protection as a service, Stephen Manley it's always a pleasure to have you on theCUBE, thanks for coming on. Always great to see you Dave. Alright keep it right there everybody Stephen I'll be back with our next guest right after this.


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You guys can let me know. I feel like I'm saying it white. Today we're doing a movie review of the new 2022 film in a couple months. It'll be 2023. What? What? That's how years work, children. That's the kind of insight you get here. If you want to know what year it is, tune into OSR. Sometimes we'll be right. But the new 2022 Telugu action drama mystery, I call more of a romance film than anything. You would. Called Sita Ramamam. That sounds right to me. How'd you say it? Sita Ramam? Yeah, Sita Ramam. Sita Ramam. Sita Ramam. Directed by your mom. She did a great job. No way. Hanu Raghavapudi, who also wrote the story for it as well. Starring, your main two leads are... Yes. Well, you've got, for Lieutenant Ram, you have Delcor Salman, and then obviously for Sita, also known as Princess Noor, Ronald Thacker, and then Afrin was played by Rashmika Mandana. Yeah. And then there's a ton of other people.  It just came out, but it's been out. I don't know. It's been out for a while. It's been out for like, it was in theaters and now we saw it because it's on Amazon now. And so if you haven't watched it, go watch it. It's on Amazon. We'll keep this one since it's not new new. We'll keep it like our No More Reviews and we'll do spoiler reviews or stuff like that. But Rick, your initial thoughts, please. So I have lots of notes, but I'm not necessarily gonna read them all. But for me, there were too many things. One, I never really cared about the couple and there were too many things that were just plot-wise, transcend just ridiculous for a romantic drama for me that I never got fully engaged and enjoyed myself. And there were a lot of supporting people. I know the white actors, but there were some supporting people that were hard to see doing what they were doing. Acting-wise, the cinematography, not a surprise if you see who the DP is. The cinematographer's got a lot of experience. Two names, but P.S. Vinod. Oh yeah, we know him. Look at that resume and you know why the cinematographer. That for me is my favorite thing, is the cinematography. Production design did a really good job too. There were some continuity things that were just stuff that bothered me and I thought it was overscored. So ultimately I didn't like it. Interesting. I enjoyed the film as a whole and I especially enjoyed their story when they actually got to them. The first 30 minutes were rough for me, I feel like. That's definitely the weakest part of the film for me is because one- And the dubbing was putry. Yeah, yeah, especially in the beginning with like when our dost came on and it was a mirage. It's just so distracting and that's why we always talk about it. It's just, it's that distracting. And I even said to you at one point, I think I sent a text that I just don't understand any industry anywhere in the world right now that just doesn't do sync sound.  It's like you would only do that for an artistic reason nowadays because we don't make silent movies anymore. So I just don't understand why you would dub a film, not do it send sync sound. But like the first 30 minutes were the ones that was most difficult to get into. When they actually got to the main two actors who I think probably strongest actors in the entire film. The only ones that I really was enjoying watching the work. I liked it when they were on screen and their story, it's still not my favorite way for a story to be told. It's very similar. We actually watched a Tolugu film earlier this year, the one about the actress, right? Yeah, her story. Very, very similar. And I don't know, maybe it's a Tolugu kind of style. But I mean, it's been done in Hollywood too.  Titanic is a very similar way, right? Yeah, it's them currently telling the story, unraveling the story for the audience at the time. I would just prefer you just tell the story at the time. I don't need this other part. I get it, it's for like, oh my God, oh my God. You could have just told their love story for me in chronological order without the going back and forth. I mean, obviously I saw the end, so I understand why you did it. I just honestly, the payoff for me wasn't good enough for me. I would have much preferred to have our two leads on screen and there, because it was very similar to like, I mean, not the story-wise, but in terms of like a romance film of Virzara. It had the potential to be that. About that kind of stuff. I mean, I think their love story, them too, very quintessential of a Virzara. The rest of the film, I think that one also benefited from being older as well. This is 2022, so we're judging on 2022 scale. But it also benefited from a storyline that executed itself with a level of believability. There's just so many things in this that strain credulity for something that's supposed to be grounded in reality as a romantic drama. That like everything from them going out and about and nobody recognizing this as the princess, them being on the front cover of the newspaper and them not talking about the fact that it's been uncovered. They're seeing each other to so many times are, okay, so what are the odds? What are the odds that he would just happen to be passing by that particular house at that particular moment and that particular child would make that sound that would make him suddenly not just hear a kid. How does he know that that kid is Waheda? Just he has extra sensory perception. That kind of thing for me is just insulting to the intelligence of the audience. I think that kind of thing happens in Indian cinema a lot in romance films. And I never like it. Like SRK films? I do, but they're not that ridiculous. A lot of them are though. It's just, I think this one has a disadvantage of having those same things that like Shah Rukh Khan or other older romance films have, but they're older, so we don't judge them as harshly because of the time. I can't think of anything in an SRK film or any other film that's a romantic film that I've liked that had things that just made no sense in like, how would he know that's Waheda? Love. Love. Yeah, that's a great justification for romantic drama.  Love perceives all. I think you've said that many times. I've never said that love perceives all. No, we need true justifications for drama. We can then get into the other aspects of it obviously first, but I wanted to get into the aspects that you like first and that I like first as well. Like I said, my favorite part, my favorite storyline throughout the entire film was them. It took about 30 minutes to actually get to them telling their love story. I would have preferred that when the whole get the letter to, because I got to get my grandfather's will. The first part was definitely the roughest part for me. And so that's always unfortunate when it takes 30 minutes. For really your characters to be really introduced in the whole story. Agreed. But them as a whole, I thought their acting was far superior to everything else. I thought the two ladies were by far. Our main lead, the little girl essentially, and her. Yeah, Afreen and Sita, the actresses that portrayed them are for me the strongest acting performance. I thought their chemistry together was really, really good. She's very striking, our lead girl, Sita. And we've seen her before. She's a very good actress. We've seen her in a couple of things recently. Have we? Yeah. We saw her in, she played Shahid's wife in Jersey. Oh, did she? Yeah. Oh yeah, she did, didn't she? Oh, she was in Tufan as well. Tufan was the other one. And there's one more. Super 30. Yeah, Super 30. Yeah, so we've seen her in a few things. Oh, and that one as well, I think. Anyways, yeah, once she's absolutely gorgeous, I loved her performance, especially when they were together. All the other subplots were not as engaging for me as when they were kind of just telling their... And I like that in Indian cinema. I like the over-dramatic love story. I do too. That's India's, that's a genre in India. Is the love conquers all over the top. Everything is beautiful. Love story, shower, God's made it very famous in his career for being the romance guy, right? Sure. And so I like that aspect. He, I thought, did a really good job as well with her and all that stuff. And then obviously, I think the girl you mentioned as well, the little girl, she was stronger than the supporting actor she was with. Yes. In her scenes together. So, and I also really enjoyed the songs in it in terms of like when they got to the, like especially the one where it was just, they were, I think, dancing in the mountains. It was a really... Yeah, the standalone songs I liked. Very, very beautiful. I'm not talking about the score, I'm talking about just the standalone songs. I thought they were very, very pretty. Right. I liked them a lot. And then there was one in the ballroom, right? Or when she was dancing inside. Was it the other one? Yes. As well? I really liked that. And everything else, like it was fine. It definitely, it went like this. It was like, it started down here because I was like, the beginning 30 minutes. And then it went up because they actually focused on their love story for a good while. And then it teetered off at the end as well because it was just like saying, okay, I think we're getting a little farfetched here with our story. And I just want you to focus on their love. Yeah. Like two things that happened as we're getting toward the end, which was again, and the same thing for me of like, how did he know that that was Wehita? Like he says her name. There were two other things that happened as we're getting toward the end. And the first one is when Afreen calls to speak to the princess. So it's just a random caller. So I want to speak to the princess and it's answered. And the person says, she's not here. She's in Kashmir. Okay, can I have her address? Like that's ever gonna happen. Well, Indians are very open. And the other one, why would this national hero soldier who just executed a successful mission in assassinating a terrorist head and has gone missing seven days later be considered a deserter and not just MIA? I don't know, that's what they decided to do. Exactly. I think it was to heighten the drama. There's no justification for it in reality. It's just those things over and over again were just what made me go, I can't believe what I'm watching because it's just not grounded in any level of truth that's justifiable for me. But did you enjoy their love story when it was like the parts I'm talking about in the middle part? I never cared for, I didn't care about their story. Like they could have both been set on fire and I wouldn't have wept because I didn't care about their relationship. And that was a fault I felt of the storytelling because to get me to not root for a loving couple in a romantic film, you have to go out of your way to make me not care. Because I cared about them. Yeah, I did not. I did care about their relationship. I think the film strayed a little bit from I think what it could have been in terms of just being a morged about and then stop trying to do these crazy things at the end to shock everyone. And I'm pretty confident the reason I didn't it was because there were so many times things that weren't justified popped up that I kept like it's hard for me to care about something when I'm repeatedly shown this is not plausible. You know what I mean? If you keep me in a place of plausibility and I'm not just talking about, I'm not talking about getting rid of the the suspension of disbelief. I believe that these actors were portraying these characters and I saw them doing a good job. It was the believability of the storyline to make me root for them. Like it was hard for me to care for a couple that the whole time I'm watching thinking there's no way they could have kept this private. They're going to movies. They're walking down the street. She's not concealing her identity. There's they're on the cover of newspapers. That whole through line of he's pretending to not know she's really the princess. When that payoff came later and she realizes he knew the whole time. I wasn't touched by the fact that he loved her regardless. I was like, of course he knew who you were the whole time. You're the fricking princess.  Well, it was in the 60s? What year did it say it was in? Yeah, it was 64. 64. So maybe people don't know what the princess looks like in 64. Well, she's on the cover of all the newspapers. Those pictures aren't very good, Rick. And they know who he is. He's a national hero. He's getting letters from everyone in India. So they're very famous people. Yeah. So that's why I didn't register any care for them. And I know there'll be people, there'll be people who love the film and I'm not saying you don't have the right to love your films in any way. I'm just saying I don't understand. They'll point to the box office because it was a success at the box office. I don't know how many times I have to say it as far as we're concerned. Good box office doesn't prove a good movie any more than success proves a good person. Granted, I don't think this is a bad film. I know he does. Yeah, I do not. Yeah, I don't like it. Also, Rick does not prove a bad movie. We all know this.  We all know this. But the, oh god, I just wanted to talk about something, what was it? I don't know, I wasn't in your brain.  God, there was something else I wanted to talk about for you. Yeah, I don't remember. There was something else I really wanted to talk about. Acting story, believability. No, he talked about all this caring. Because obviously, the main people that I really enjoyed acting wise, obviously were for our three leads that we've talked about, right? Yeah. There were some definite, and my bet is that a lot of it had to do with some of the awful dubbing, especially for certain people. Like, I was brutal. Some of the worst dubbing. The princess's father, I think it was. His dubbing seemed to be way overdone. So was the head of the terrorist group. Yeah. I don't know why some people's dubbing was so... Maybe it was the performance of the actor. I don't know, because I'm just not that familiar with how dubbing is done. But when her father comes on, his dubbing seems to be extremely loud and doesn't match what he's doing, but everybody else is also dubbed. And it's just certain, maybe it's their performances that I just, he, like his especially, like especially in the more second half when he's yelling at her. And it's like, oh my word. Yeah. Well, and the other thing that, again, another thing I was remembering that pulled me out of the believability factor was in 1984, the princess doesn't look any different than she did in the 64s. They didn't age her one bit. They didn't even add a gray hair. She's looking great. Yeah. Look at a shawarii rai. Well, look at some of the characters in House of Dragons. They don't age either, so. No, they do. They've recasted them, remember? No, not Christian. They've done... You see Christian and Damon. Neither one of them have aged. Damon has. They changed his hair. No, no, Damon has. But that's a different story. Yeah, anyway. I'm really enjoying House of Dragon. I just wish they would... Oh, I am too. I just wish they would... The last episode was great.  I agree. You need three time jumps in season one. I agree. Three time jumps? Yeah. Let's slow down a little bit. Yeah. Be done with the time jumps. We've had enough time jumps. Yeah. It's not what this is about. Yeah, overall, I thought it was a good film. I thought, especially the middle parts with their actual love story was the strongest part of the film. And it maybe it's Lugo just... Because it's actually followed a very familiar formula. It happens a lot. There's a funny friend that does some weird stuff to bring some comedic humor to certain scenes. And then, and I guess, I don't know if this formula, in terms of like telling the story, unraveling it, going back in time, coming back, telling in time, them reacting. And that doesn't... That actually doesn't bother me as much as I think it bothers you. It's like flashback. Yeah, the flashback stuff, that doesn't bother me, especially if it's done in a way that shows the director assumes you're intelligent. Like, we're watching the series Dahmer on Netflix. And it's well done on a number of levels. Most especially, the director will do time jumps and not tell you. Nice. And it assumes you understand what they're doing. It's done very well. So for me, again, it wasn't that. It was just the believability factor of so many elements throughout the story. If those had been justified, because that's my primary problem, if those elements for me had been justified in some way, and not been, in my opinion, to be lazy with screenplay, it would have tremendously elevated my experience. I probably would have liked it if they had simply justified the things that repeatedly said to me, why would he have been, why would they have done, why, how did he, never would, I was constantly doing that, plus the dubbing. Sink Sound, please, please film in Sink Sound. That's something we should ask somebody. It's like, how much is it, how much difference in money in India is it to do dubbing versus Sink Sound? Or is it just, this is how we've done it, so this is what we're sticking with? It's like, I don't even understand why it would be so expensive. Honestly, I feel like dubbing would be more expensive. Me too. Because you have to go in after, you have to pay them to come in again. Yeah, it's time. Clearly not, because this is just how a lot of Indian cinema, not just Telugu, a bunch of Indian cinema has been doing it for a long, long time. Yeah, I know. I would love to actually know why it's specifically. But I do know, one of the things that we wanna see is the greatness of Indian cinema, all industries that we've discovered and continue to discover. Granted, it can't be done because RRR was dubbed. To be embraced in every place. So, the totality or there was ADR dubbing? No, it was dubbed. There was no Sink Sound of any kind in RRR. I don't believe so. I find that hard to believe. I think RRR had Sink Sound. I think it was just good. They actually did it well. I don't know. I think RRR had Sink Sound and then had ADR. Think so? Yeah, I don't think it was purely dubbed. Yeah, I don't know. If it was, it's the best dubbing in the history of cinema. And needs an Oscar for that too.  Just let us know, why you hate us. Let us know and what should be our next Tanugu and Romance film that we should watch. Please let us know down below.