Hello everybody, and welcome back to a brand spanking new video here on the Broogly Channel. I'm your host, Broogly, and today I'm going to be doing a Part 2 of the Back Room's Sub Levels series, which is the series where I go over a sub level in each video, and almost two months later, I'm bringing it back for Episode 2.   Enjoy. So the sub level that I want to go over today is a brand new one to the Back Room's WikiDot. I just read over it, it was on the new page list, and it's level 8.1, which obviously is a sub level of level 8. This entry starts with a notice directly from Meg themselves that reads as follows. This page has been partially expunged due to an unexpected, unsystematic total collapse and destruction of level 8.1. Because of an inadvertent fusion of this sub-layer and level 8, whose effect was firstly witnessed on February 12, 2013, a separate document is to be shown to the general public that overviews the potential hazards that the collision has consequently caused. These environmental hazards in level 8 are only prone to occur near the initial entrance of level 8.1 before it was destroyed, the Meg team. Now since I've read that really fun message, let's get into the level explanation. But be warned, because level 8.1 is a very weird conglomeration sub level type thing. It's described by wanderers as a really complex system of claustrophobic hallways that kinda look like caves, but they're really tiny and you can barely fit through them. This 8.1 area is different than other sub areas because it doesn't actually seem to be related to level 8 at all, like not in the physical sense at least. Instead, the thought is that they barely are fused together somehow. Since on rare occasions you can see a connecting hallway from level 8 to 8.1, but I'll get into that later, it's really unstable and it's really bad. This partial fusion of level 8 and 8.1 also cause very weird auditory hallucinations and visual hallucinations and distortions. These distortions happen on levels 8 and 8.1 near where the 8.1 entrance is, so Meg advises everyone to avoid any exploration of these distortion areas because they're pretty dangerous and it doesn't really sound that fun to me. Now as I said earlier, level 8.1 itself is a mixed jumble of winding hallways that end in dead ends or they loop around and go around each other. The rock that these halls are carved through seems to be made out of a bedrock which is unnaturally durable and hard to break. The bedrock leaks almond water in certain spots, but it doesn't just leak almond water, it leaks a really weird red liquid that smells terrible that's been described as sulfuric, so it smells like sulfur. Nasty. The almond water that leaks through the rocks sometimes makes sinkholes happen or ceilings to collapse because it breaks down the rock over time. And these things happen frequently which makes mapping out a safe path in this area almost impossible. The rock hallways also cause those auditory and visual hallucination distortion things that I talked about earlier. Sometimes these things sound like crashing rocks, sometimes they sound like shrill whimpering and this whimpering is so distorted and so loud that it causes some people to instantly pass out on hearing it. The frequencies have also broken ceramic objects and can even cause you to have complete derealization after just 10 minutes of exposure. No one knows the source of these sounds, but it's assumed that it has something to do with the fusion of level 8.1 and level 8 together and some kind of disembalance thing. The hallways also have a really weird physical anomaly in some areas and will cause pretty gross things to happen be warned. Like if you touch a wall, you could get sucked into the rocks and instantly just be encased in rock and instantly unalive. Grody. There is another part of this sub-level as if it couldn't get any more dangerous and the area is called layer 2. This refers to the actual space between the intersection of level 8 and 8.1, like I mentioned earlier. So this layer 2 is where the two different levels connect together. Those distortions from earlier, specifically the auditory ones, are way more noticeable here, way louder. And it's unknown why it's so much louder here, but it can be assumed that wherever the source is, it's here. Layer 2 actually has longer skinny hallways than the rest of level 8.1 or even level 8 and there's no light source here, which is the opposite of 8.1, the main area, because there's just some kind of light source through the whole level there. But this area, layer 2, is dark. Like real dark. The nasty red sulfur stuff from earlier also leaks way more in this level and it causes pretty deep puddles to form on the floor. The echoing off the walls and the auditory distortions make it impossible to document what kind of entities are here or how many of them there are. And there's no info on them, literally at all. There's nothing. So who knows what lurks in the shadows? Gotcha. Maybe the creepiest part of level 8.1 and layer 2 is that there's been no documented instances of people escaping. So for all we know, people could get trapped there for an eternity in the winding, claustrophobic halls. Creepy to think about. Now the way this article's information was apparently gathered was by quote, a method of analog communication via the use of certain devices. Okay then. I like how specific you are. Kinda goofy. But we're vibing. The main theory on there not being any documented escapes is that there's actually another layer called layer 3 outside of the bedrock walls that perhaps has an exits, maybe? Or maybe there isn't this area and people are just doomed to wander the small hallways for an eternity. Nice. Also, there are no bases, entities, entrances or exits documented. Just letting you know that I did not forget to add them to the video. They just don't exist. So I feel like a sub-level this crazy definitely needs a summary so you can understand it better. So I'm going to try to simplify it as much as possible. Sub-level 8.1 is somehow barely connected and fused to level 8 through a weird distorted area called layer 2. Level 8.1 has a bunch of paths that cut through bedrock with walls and ceilings and there's really weird audio and physical distortions that occur. Layer 2 also has these weird distortions but they're way louder and more intense. And layer 2 is darker than level 8.1 and both areas are extremely unstable. But to get to level 8.1 you would have had to go through layer 2 as kind of like a corridor area. You got it? Does it make sense? Me neither. All I know is that it's terrifying to think that if you come here you might not be able to escape. 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conversation if I say let's trucks it up and my dinosaur there and here we go. I'm assuming everybody in this room can answer this question or at least feels pretty comfortable that they know what the vault is. Show of hands, are you using the vault? Do you know what the vault is? Some people are going to be watching this and maybe don't so we're going to do it quick. These are the three main functions of the vault. When we talk about the vault, we're talking about either a security value store, a secret generation tool that's able to generate dynamic secrets from a bunch of different locations, or you're talking about the encryption of the service tool to transit back end. In Zipcar we're primarily using the security value store and we're sometimes doing dynamic secret generation. We never use the transport back end. So when I start talking about using the vault at scale and in multiple data centers, it's not, none of that information is about transit back end usage. If you are using the transit back end, maybe there's another talk that's good. So this is kind of the network diagram of a basic vault interaction. An application authenticates the vault in some nebulous way, uses the secrets that it needs to communicate with services that need authentication. We use this model quite a lot too. You see ICD set up, needs to read some secrets from vault, awesome, builds up an app manifest, can pick a file, something like that, and your application can run and communicate with services. Maybe you've got a scheduled environment, you've got some kind of scheduler that we have, a lot of containers. Same deal, right? Scheduler authenticates the vault in some nebulous way, reads, secure keys, gets values that it needs to do its work. When you generate secrets, same deal, right? Weird way to authenticate the vault, whatever you pick, the vault can also reach out to some service on the app's behalf and generate a secret and give it back to the app. The nice thing about that is that you can now manage that application's access through vault. You can revoke its access, you can audit it, see what's going on, how often it's requesting access, super useful and cool. Vault has tons of secret services, I couldn't fit them all in a slide, I don't know how to do two columns, I'm sorry. But vault's also for people, right? And if you have a lot of environments, we have a lot more than three.  And so in this car, we have some of this global vault that stores high-level infrastructure things, compiled versions of benefits, stuff like that. And then inside each environment, we have an environment-specific vault that's all secret for just that environment. Maybe certain things from global end up in there as well, like an API key that's common across the board or whatever, so that any application does not have to contact the global vault, the vault for people and the scripts that people learn. And that's a pain. And so does anybody have multiple vaults with multiple vaults? If you don't and you're already using vault, you will. Sooner or later, soon it's going to say, let's do a separate vault for that. If you need to bounce between vaults, SAFE is an incredible CLI tool to do that. It's from Stark and Wayne, my good friend Jay Kron, who's a big contributor to that. And it has a SAFE target command, which is going to capture your authentication information, your tokens from vaults. Which is not really any different than what Vault CLI does, which you can also vault. It's going to write in your home directory a dot vault token, so there's no real additional security documents there. And it allows pass-throughs on their vault plans, which is super useful, because SAFE doesn't support it. It's not a one-to-one match with the API. They're not trying to replace the Vault CLI. They're trying to give you helpers. Vault CLI can do things like list paths, which is useful, but it's not very recursive. There's not a lot of recursive tools in the CLI, and that's by design. SAFE on the other hand does have those things. It lets you visualize paths and trees. It lets you do recursive removals and know you've got everything that's awesome. And there's lots of other helpful wrappers that we're going to discuss shortly. This is what targets looks like. List of vaults. You pick one. You switch. It tells you which one you're on. Great. So the pass-through looks like. That's just a regular vault code we look up for man. You can see in this particular case, this person was authenticated as a through token, and you get information about that. This could be any vault command. SAFE, Vault, whatever you would run normally if you were running Vault CLI. This is what some of that recursive tooling looks like. The nice thing I think specifically about SAFE paths is if you run just Vault and List, you don't get the full secret path, and that means if you're writing automation scripts, you need to then build up that whole path to that secret again, which is a little more error prone. Whereas in this case, you can dump a whole bunch of paths and rip out the one that you want and get the whole path to the secret, which is cool. Tree can also be useful if you're trying to troubleshoot a problem and you want to see what the state of your vault is. So as a part, the way that we bounce between all of our vaults is we have a single infrastructure repo for all the deployments that we manage, and that contains operator scripts, maintenance scripts, and metadata for each environment.  So that's everything from, you know, we use Bosch, anybody in the Cloud Foundry, Bosch community? Cool. So, you know, we're bouncing between compiling manifests to deploy infrastructure and that's where those scripts live. And those metadata files that they're communicating with are the source of truth for what your infrastructure should look like. And this is a quick bash example. You can imagine vault address being, like, you know, fetched from some metafile instead of being hard coded like it is. One thing to know, this script is going to switch between vaults and it doesn't require you to say, okay, every operator that might use vault needs to use the exact same alias name.  The URL, however, really can't change. If you're talking to the right goal, it's the URL. Unless you're seeing this in my deck, but I want to get all scared now. I'm going to talk about that. It's a different talk. You will notice that safe informational output, so safe targets, for example, that outputs that kind of thing, that's all on standard error. So you'll see this script is pointing standard error to standard out. Those orders familiar with bash, that's that wacky two and one thing is, then you just grab for your address and you use awk to get the proper one. And if it's not, you can tell the operator, hey, there's no way to do this. So that's how we safely bounce around, yeah, safely bounce around between our vaults in automation scripts. So if you have multiple vaults you think you might, you should try out safe. And you should write custom scripts that you see. Now, that's how vault works for people. I want to dive into the main portion of this talk, which is like, what do I do by scale? What am I talking about when I'm saying we're managing a lot of vaults for sure? Zipcar has a lot of users. We're in 10 countries. We have 25 production environments. Some of those are like multi-tenant white labels, not that it matters. And we have over 6,000 container instances running across all of our environments right now. We have 12 h&a vault performance, which is just part of a larger kind of service landscape at Zipcar.  And when I look at this slide, I get out of it that vault has to be up. If you're using vault in any of those network diagrams we talked about before, vault being down is a huge problem, because so many pieces of infrastructure, so many people are relying on it. And sure, the apps that might be running may continue to run, depending on how you set it up, if vault is down for some time. But all of the reasons you're using schedulers, all of the reasons you have self-healing infrastructure, if your vault service is down, you no longer have that. You just have old, broken infrastructure that makes everyone sad. And so we want to make sure that we can deal with that kind of thing. And I don't think this list of kind of scale points, these are the things I think about when I think about scale. I don't think this list is specific to a vault. This is for anything that you want to scale. You have to understand how it's going to behave under load. You have to be able to define what your load is going to be. You need to be able to meet and measure out the lay requirements. This isn't necessarily like a lawyer is going to come and make you sign it or make your manager sign it. It might just be, as I said, your colleagues are depending on your infrastructure to be up to do their work. Maybe you've got multiple environments, multiple data centers. You certainly should be confident in how the application is supposed to work. So you can spot the novel. And I don't think you can effectively do scale without good tooling because you can't rapidly iterate. Every mistake is that much worse. I'm like, well, it's fail often, right? They fail early, fail often. But if you can't iterate to recover from that, it just kind of being, again, broken and making everyone sad. So how does vault scale? And remember, this is how we're using vault. Not trans back end. Mostly secure key values. Vault's pretty chill. It's not doing a lot. It's got, you know, we have maybe 89 microhertz, average load, compute lives on vault. Most vault servers, we've got four gigabytes in active memory. Do need a lot of network performance. Now vault's not transmitting huge packets or anything like that. But it certainly is going to have a lot of concurrent connections, especially as your infrastructure grows. So, here's the consumption. What should we monitor? What? Yes, you don't want it. One thing that's crazy. You have some agent-based setup that's going to send like, oh no. You have some agent-based setup that's sending full resource consumption information. You've got logs. You have the audit back end to be able to see what's going on. And this is a DevOps conference, right? So, if you're not sure what I mean by monitoring everything, I know for a fact there are lots of people in that cycle around the room that want to sell you something. So, so you will know when your single point of failure is down. And I know, like, is anybody here dealing with like compliance issues, stuff like that? Like, oh, okay, yeah. So you read that last slide like this, right? It's like, there's nothing else on the slide. This big bowl, a lawyer is going to be so mad and I'm going to get fired. When somebody asks this, you, that's not a thing. You can't do that. You've got this option too. You could be the person who says, I don't know. That's not you. Don't do that. So here's what I say. What kind of down are we talking about? When both are the four main ways that I have found the ball can go down. My favorite, not down. Best. Best one. Sealed. It can be ripped. It can be gone.  Somebody deleted the whole thing. It's not good. It's the first place to go. Health check endpoint. If you haven't used this, oh, it's so good. You can pass so many parameters to this so that whatever health checking thing you are using, you get the status code you need. You can take every state of law. It's enumerated. You can pass something and say, send this, send this status. If you've got just basic monitoring, it's like, is it 200? Bring in 200. That second option is what you want. Stand by OK equals true. Because standby in AHA mode, and we'll get to that in a little, so if you don't know what I'm talking about yet, hopefully you will by the end of this talk. Stand by is OK, right? It's unsealed. It's in a forward request. It's fine. You can say, stand by OK equals true.  So if you can configure yourself to do 229, then you're probably going to be fine. Maybe it's not down. Maybe it seems like it down.  And because they're not connected to VPN, or your buddy changed the firewall rules, and that was sad. My favorite thing to do is talk and look at it. Ask them how they're offering to vault. Try to find there, you know, you can look at metadata for current leases. We'll talk about that in a little bit. Vault token will look at a great thing. It'll list what policies that user has. Maybe they're just trying to access something they're not allowed to access. Tokens also have assessors. So if you don't know exactly what token they're using, or they don't want to give it to you, and they don't know how to give you the assessor instead, it is a non-secret reference value to a token. All you can do with an assessor is revoke it. You can also look up the thing to just see.  If it's sealed, you have auto-logging and you can only figure out why it was sealed. Maybe it was an accident. Maybe it's actually a secure response that you want Vault to have stayed sealed. Just unseal it. This is another easy one. It makes you feel good. Like, I can fix this. But you probably have your own sealed keys stored somewhere secure. And if you don't, we'll talk about that in a minute. But when you initialize a Vault, and any of y'all who have a Vault, so we're going to talk about five keys for you. And you have to give three of them back. That's both Sumir's sheep sharing. Sumir is the SNRSA. And it's an awesome way to make sure that like no single developer, no single team can like totally own your Vault server. But we have a lot of ways to manage access to information in the enterprise. Right? Like we can use our password managers to set teams and we can see what people are accessing. So you might not need or use Sumir's sheep sharing. And if that's the case, I suggest you re-key with a single key and make your life easier. Don't paste a bunch of keys in there, right? Just re-key with a single key. Re-keying is a whole other thing. The documentation is pretty good about it. The idea of that is to spread the keys around. And if you group the keys together and put it in one place, you already have a single key. So don't get scared just because it's encryption. If it's bricked, you have more questions than anything. And this is where, you know, monitoring everything comes into play. Why is it correct? Is it taking a long time? Does Vault need more resources? Is it under some kind of attack? Give it what it wants. Sometimes though, you don't know how to do that. And I have great news, because there is a new on-call support number for HashiCorp. I believe it rings directly to Mitchell's phone. And you just, it's very easy to remember a number. You just pick up the phone and you dial, Oh, one, one, eight, nine, nine, nine. Eight, one, one, nine, nine. Nine, one, one, nine, seven, two, five. Don't leave me hanging. Three. Yes! Your vault's gone. It's terrible. Mitchell's not answering. It's fine. I'll turn around. We get scared because it's encryption. It's a single point of failure. Everybody needs it. It has to be up. I can't shut it down. You can shut it down. Maybe. Three questions you need to answer for yourself and your team. And this is the main theme now. So if you've got notebooks, this is the plan. How reliably can we boot the right version of the binary in the right place? How reliably can we reproduce the right configuration in the right place? And how reliably can we restore the back-end data storage? Vault is a totally stateless app. We do that kind of thing all the time. HA, this is the most complicated vault network diagram available. I checked. It's no big deal. It's no big deal. You have to answer these questions for yourself and your team to iterate on getting the answers back. Look at where you're at today. How fast is it going to take you to get that thing back up? Just like you were letting out an application, right? Use a consistent version. Vault is so friendly. It tries to not be breaking compatibility. But there are certain upgrades. So it's best, if you're in a disaster scenario, to not have more unknowns, right? So if you know you're going to spin up the same version, you're already ahead of the game. Templatizer config. I'm legally required to talk about infrastructure as code at this conference. So here's that slide. It does not matter what you use. It really doesn't. If you can recreate your config in a reliable, safe way that people in your team understand, you win. This is the number one thing that somebody is going to adopt vault and they say, hey, you like vault a lot. And I say, I do. And then they say, what would you want me to know about vault? And I would say, pick a back end you already know. Vault supports over 18 back ends. It's crazy. Those are the ones that all support H&A mode that you may or may not need. Some of those are cluster technologies that are kind of tricky to manage if you're not already doing. Don't learn vault and console. Don't learn vault and XCD. If you don't know how to restore XCD, don't put something that's a single point of failure and have it back with XCD. Use something that you feel comfortable with. Why live rough? Live life smooth. And you might say, well, I'm already stuck because I have vault today. It's not going to have to be complicated. We can migrate our back end. It's going to be so easy. You can still go both parties without the green in a mall in $2,000. I got three more questions for you. I have a lot more. This slide has three more questions for you. Do you have a lot of dynamic secrets in your config? Do you know how to reconfigure? Well, wait. You want to be able to reconfigure. Do you have a lot of auth options configured or are you not scared of reconfiguring? Do you have a limited access to vault? Are you not a root user? Because if you're not a root user, don't try to migrate vault because it's going to be stuff that you leave and it's going to be sad.  You can use safe. I have low pay relationship with this first command, safe export, goes into your key value store, decrypts everything, dumps it into a file. Oh, so awesome. But also, oh my God, what? No.  Oh, it's bad.  That's winning again. Don't be scared. That's it. You're done. Reconfigure your auth back end. Reconfigure your dynamic secrets. We have a few vaults that we were worried about and we wanted to move off of one back end and onto another. And we remember that the data involved is just like any other data. It's encrypted, it's garbled, it's nonsense. That kind of works in our benefit because you can't effectively query the garbled, nonsense data. The schema that vault uses in all of its back ends is really, really easy to understand. And you move the entire back end, everything, isn't it? You know that everything you have worked. Users with active leases, the leases still work. Your same unsealed keys still work. Your root token still works. What the time said is you take the data you get and you turn it into a loop. Boom, that's a one line. Muscle KV export, the Dynamo DB import. One line of JQ it may have taken me two days. But I understand that's what makes me a senior engineer. I can take two days until I got it. No, you see what I'm saying, right? Okay, there's not a lot going on here. You got one back end is going to put the default at the end and the other one has a little field for it. Please I can do that. Maybe all today a few gotchas. They burned me. They maybe have burned you. If you feel preyed, and I hope it feels safe here, as I'm talking about these, just raise your hand if it's in here if you've been burned. It's all attainable. The way it horizontally is dealable. Unless you're paying for all enterprise, BallHA mode is a leader to follow so if one gets sealed the next one can take the request and you're all good. But if the reason you're getting sealed because you're getting DDoS and you DNS and you load balancer to put everything at the other vault server you just seal the gap. It also means when you think about transferring an HA vault setup you really need to have each node large enough to handle all the traffic. Each node needs to be able to do everything that the other node can do. That's what it looks like. In reality, there is a connection between the secondary and the data store but it's only in the beginning, just to say ham's here. So I quote this from the documentation. I don't know who wrote it. I wasn't going to get lame but it's a good quote. Everything in vault has a lease. So the secret tokens are not an exception. The reason I'm telling you this will become apparent in a minute. When users or machines I want to put, remember I said we had 6,000 container? When users or machines authenticate to vault with something other than a token vault creates and returns a token that it expects to be reused until it expires. And the default lease time in vault you don't configure into 30 days. If you don't reuse those tokens vault doesn't know that you're not going to reuse it. It's going to keep it and persist the lease. And then you're going to do a DR test one day maybe. And it's going to take 10 minutes to unseal your vault because it has to read 600,000 leases into memory. Fortunately, you can use APIs of API vault to look at all the leases that are open and see their assessors. Remember I mentioned with an assessor you can look at the metadata and try to find the ones that are not used anymore. Make sure the thing that is off thing. In our case it was a scheduler. The scheduler was re-offing every time. And you're kind of used to that from other power adapters, right? The only actual way to authenticate to vault is with a token. They provide off services that you can hook up to make it easier for us to log in. And to make it easier to do authorization on those paths. But in reality, all vault wants a token. Speaking of paths. The API and the ACLs that you configure involve the appearance of a hierarchy. But that hierarchy is not real. There are fake strings and every key value score has to implement this abstraction. This is something that was not obvious to me.  You might come up with the fact that that's how it works. Yes, of course, it's an abstraction and every backend must implement it. That was not obvious to me. And we actually ran into a bug in the DynamoDB backend where if you delete something that was too deeply nested and there are no other, like along that nested path, there are no other secondary secrets, the cleanup function was removing all the linkage nodes all the way down to the base level which means when you would go list what was in your vault, it would say there's nothing involved. Found that out during a deploy one night, a man. And he was like, I think that I think that vault is empty and we looked at the commands and we were like, there's no way it could be empty. Like, that's the right command. That's the right command. It was right after we moved to DynamoDB, my brilliant idea. I didn't feel good. And then found out what happened. It was just an implementation of the DynamoDB backend. And because of all this open source, we found a problem, we were to test for it. We tested. And I think as you think about migrating back ends, vault is very, very stable. Vault is solid software. And because you can go in and write tests and make it better, that makes it even better. And so keep in mind that there are abstractions like that. It's not perfect software. The other thing weird is you should totally you should totally help out. All the back ends have to conform to one test suite and one interface. So there is a lot of testing that goes on and for the most part everything is totally stable. So anything you pick can work great for you. The last one. Yes, come on. I know you've done it. I know you've done it. Vault writes overwrites everything in the secret pack. So SAVE, however, does function like this. I think the official vault recommendation is that you should really only store a single thing in any given path. But that could be kind of complicated. So I recommend SAVE. Make sure that you don't run SAVE, Vault, right? Because that should vault right there. Anyway, I hope that we all know now that you're on Vault of Scale and you're ready to go and break infrastructure and migrate your back end by answering these three questions. Same way you would anything else. How do you scale the vault? The same way you scale any other statements application. So thank you much. If you have any questions or don't have time, no time. Bye-bye.


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I did it! I did it! I fixed it! Woo! Hehehehehehehe So here we are opening the Amabokinki pack. I don't know what happened. Anyway, all sword, here we go! Opening the Dominator thing for 500 bucks because we are going to need it! Oh! Right, so we get one for free so we save 7000-ish DNA. We got 2,000 of that to collect. So we're on 221,000. Look at it! It's like a Haxagopterix. What's it like at level 40? 2,000 health and 1,190 attack, so it's a glass cannon. Good news is, it's a flyer. Flyers are hard to come by. And also another good news, I guess we could say, is that, you know, it's a tournament creature which means that it's more than likely going to have a hybrid. So, what do we have? So we've got a new hybrid coming. A herring kind of through the flurries. A furious new beast awaits. So I don't know when this is dropping. And maybe it's soon, it can't be out already. I will, ooh, okay, okay. I will have a quick look. Oh, here we go! We got T-rexmas! Yes, so Lydia sent me a thank you thingy. I'll put it up now. Wow, thank you for all the support and everything. So that was really nice. And they also gave me a Happy Holidays gaming beaver. There we go! So let's open these T-rexmas. So we've got day 6, and I don't know what that gives us. 200 monolophosaurs and 200 caprices. Also, there will be a link in the description down below. They've given me special links for this, you know, Christmasy season. They're really good. I can't remember off the top of my head what they are, but I think one's like 500 bucks. There's some Drussworld Alive ones. I think there's some Drussworld the game ones. Oh! So this is a whole new currency. Spend amber to buy creatures directly from the amber market. Earn amber by battling with your boss creatures and activating a new prestige rank. So that's a whole new thing. Interesting. Definitely check that out. Okay, so news from Engine Collect. Wait, what did I get? Oh, I got a bumpy statue! Oh, that's so sweet! Wait, is this... Did I miss out on a bumpy? Did I miss out on that? I might have missed out on that. Oh, unless that's... That can't be exclusive to me, can it? How much does it sell for? I can't be just for me a little bumpy statue. Really? No. It must have been a tournament thing, but if that is just for me, that... Thank you, Ludio. But if I have missed it also, thank you, Ludio. That's amazing. Okay, wow, a bumpy little statue. So we've got to claim our things. We've done the event. So we've got 15-15 of that. Is there not one for finishing in Dominator League? Or was that it? That might have been it. I'm not too sure. But now, let's check out this amber thing. Because we had 50,000 amber. No, that's boss DNA. Right, so an amber market. So I guess we've got a market. And what do we have here? Owned buildings. So we've got for dinosaurs. And here we are. Oh, we've got how much? 10% of land dinosaurs. That's great. Because we need to buy. We've got nine minutes on this. Oh god, we've got nine minutes on this. We need to buy. We need to get this. Whatever it's called. Really quick. So we need to pop you in. Where are you? You're somewhere here. You'll be down. There you are. So I'll put you in. Instant hatch for 250. Because otherwise it's like 1,200. So we're just going to place you down. Now we need to buy six of these. So we're just going to quickly go through. Because we saved like 1,000. So instant hatch, great. Go instant hatch, brilliant. Done. Another one. Go instant hatch. Yes. Saving all the money. So we got four so we could get a level 30. Right away. Now what we could do is wait a week. Do it again. And only spend another 1,000 books. Or because I'm a YouTuber. We have to do it now. So let's do it now. So how much does it cost extra? Yeah, so we're not doing that. I only have 6,000 books. 6,000 books. I kind of can't do that. I mean it's average what? 1,680. Two of them is like 3,360. Another one is 4,000. And yeah. So if I had to buy I'd be just shy of buying the full. So max we could do anyway is level 30. So what I'll do is I will buy another one. So we've got terror sores. We'll put you in here. Oh look at these ones I haven't done yet. Quetza. Is this a new one? Try it on Gen 2. No I haven't got that one. Ah yes. Must be one. I missed. Brilliant. So we'll buy another one because why not. And 10 books I'll do it. Wait did I just break the game? I think I broke the game. Okay well we're gonna have to do we're gonna have to close the game and go back in. Yes. So another thing was we did the lottery and it was like a pack like a titanobo pack. Did 10 of them. It's always worth trying it because if you spend what I don't know 2,000 VIP points you get a titanobo pack it's worth it. So let's see. Did we get one? Our survey says no no but we got a lot of food and I have been low on food recently so a little bit of DNA you know it doesn't go a mess I suppose. Right I want to see this so we've hatched even more of that. Brilliant. Also in 3 days we've got the deer boss as well. We'll open up a free pack and oh oh I mean a bit little too late I suppose. Maybe maybe if I can get a good trade for some books maybe we can make it max level any book trades well I'll take that for a million heck yeah. We'll take Crete the Saw because we don't need it and a book wow so 2,4,6 um like 6,000 each so 2,4,6 no we're still off. We're still off. We can't get a level 40 unfortunately and I'm not buying books. Oh wait hold on. Hold on we have VIP points so what we could do actually is just go for I mean what does the zipline get you? The zipline gets you 100 books and you get 100 books as well so we could just get a couple of ziplines another couple of 100 books and I think we might be able to make a level 40 thingy however I am very tempted to check out this um what's it called I'll tell you what what we'll do is we will speed this up that does cost a fortune so that's 5 um I am saving DNA here although DNA really isn't the one that I'm that worried about so that is 6 so we'll do another one so that would take me 1,600 so that takes me to 1,200 so you know what sod it let's do it let's do it and we'll buy the final one uh and we can't speed it up just yet because we need to spend you know we need to open up a few zipline packs get a couple of 100 books we also need to speed it up in instant hatchery as well um but I think we that's not a problem it's just this and the thing is the way the game is at the moment if you're paying for VIP you're not getting anything extra every month I've reached the limit and I or maybe I haven't maybe there is maybe they have put something in I don't know we'll have a quick look although no looking over the VIP building that timer clock pretty sure that means there's nothing available for me so you do this for 18 months and then that's your lot apparently or maybe just oh 35 books I'll take it yes maybe just maybe they're gonna put something else in and maybe they'll reimburse me I don't know so we need another 200 minimum from this now we've opened about 10,000 worth I think we've probably got oh no no that was bad very bad no you know 190 yeah look at that there we go another 200 please 200 survey says oh god you know what we should really do is spend it on the solid gold packs that's what we should do should we open solid let's open a solid gold pack there you go a hundo and what do we get oh a telecosmal this is really useful and this way we do get 1,300 back but it is 10 hopefully we get some yeah there it is I think oh that is just what we need and the thing is VIP creatures are really frigging good anyway right so we should do it straight away oh 18 books 18 books oh doggie ok so let's level you up to level 10 I think that is the hats a cop tricks eating animation ooh maybe this this dinosaur this flying reptile I should say is actually the one that's in the dominion pre you know the pre footage in the new movie like going back in time oh maybe oh that would be a cool Easter egg oh my god because I mean we've already speculated that it is hats a cop tricks I don't really know what time period that is and the fact we have a gig and a t-rex fighting each other in the same time period the same place is a bit odd so maybe even if hats a cop tricks was owning the Jurassic for instance not that I think it is I could be right I could be wrong I'm just speculating here it would make a difference because it's the Jurassic World franchise and they honestly don't seem to abide by laws and physics and all that jazz anyway so we're gonna evolve this we're gonna go for the instant fuse because that means I don't have to spend bucks I mean maybe it'll only be a little bit to a level 11 where I mean we could do all the instant fuses here and I'm really excited to see this amber really excited so keep on going I mean we've got eight fuses I mean that's four five six seven we'll need seven so and I'm probably not gonna fuse anything else actually so it's an interesting number one extra I suppose why not there we go so let's feed you guys a level 20 almost a thousand health and 552 it's gonna be so good it's gonna be terrible against herbivores yes definitely but against some amphibians you know some of the more dangerous ones you can swap this guy I would even say that this guy is probably better than the legendary hybrid no I've clicked the other one man what's it called the legendary hybrid the dragon sundopterist thing whatever that is I love the colour on the wings though that's really cool yum yum yum yum don't know why you're eating I would have thought it was fish but I don't know why you're eating from it I think if they could redo the animation they'd probably have a fly over a river and pluck out a fish it was just at the time when this game was made it was a lot easier to just have everything eat out of a container I feel whereas now they sort of branch out from the aquatics you know swimming around eating fish and the glaciers maybe hunting it down a dodo that sort of thing so at level 30 it's getting more and more crisp here we go another 160 and 8 don't really care 18 bucks we'll see me through and there goes at level 31,450 help an 841 attack deal woo the colouring is really nice actually we've seen a bit more gradient a bit more hue and saturation levels being turned up that was always the thing in Jurassic Park build if anyone remembers that Relic and when they got the higher it seemed like the saturation was just bumped up from level 20 to 30 whatever it was and we'll do you as well here we go instant fuse for the level 40 ooo it's got some plumage at the back of its neck the nape of its neck ooo and it's not like huts and optics which is still like a solid thing that they forgot to alpha channel out but they were like nah you know what we'll keep that look at that it's ooo I love the streamline nose and the sharpness of the beak that's a lethal weapon against to level 40 million each ooo 2,051 help and 1,190 attack look at it ooo ooo that looks so cool I love that this thing looks awesome shame it cost me all my books and a lot of my food but there it is so let's see we can claim some back so let's learn a little bit the Amborigiana I think that was Amborigiana Amborigiana mate Abrogia who was originally named Titanotrix but it was changed after it was pointed out the genus name was already in use by a fly a pen it's like that big Titanotrix it's a fly ok right hopefully Ludio have done their research unlike they did with the utoraptor thing then that will stay corrected ok so more food Amborigiana's wingspan is Amborigiana's it must be Amboru or Amborigiana's Aramborigiana's wingspan is estimated to have been roughly 13 meters all this thing's 43 foot ok this might be the thing that was in the dominion oh oh that's cool so yes we got the thumbnail that is that we'll put pictures side by side so here we go 100 Amborigiana's name comes from the man who discovered their first fossil Camille Armaburg who thought he had found a wing metatarsal metacarpal so another 100 bucks thank you Amborigiana is roughly the size of a giraffe so yes it is basically like a hatsogoptrix would be interesting to see which one of them is actually bigger so there we go and another 300 super DNA we can't put on something but at the moment ah we'll see so we've also got that of course we've spent that much I'm sure we've opened packs as well so let's have a look at the DNA market now I remember somebody sent me a screenshot on twitter you know who you are of the Ambor market now I remember going in the game and thinking let's have a look and it wasn't released so maybe it was a leak earlier from some account but here is the Ambor okay oh oh oh oh alright interesting now is this just what I've already got this must be what I've already got so I can't check the prices of too many but for a tojangasaurus 4,450 seems like a lot I will admit and 55,000 which I can't even afford to measure it on also feels like a lot now I don't know how much you get per battle if you get 10,000 per battle then this is a steal but I got a feeling it's probably gonna be about a thousand so Ambor cost okay now do we get other ones from the Ambor market? oh we do so 52,000 for a zzabus okay so 50,000 and being the highest I think 55 being the highest we've seen so far can we not just do all? no we can't oh here we go all creatures sweet let's go to Ambor cost to highest so that is actually the highest and everything else is deiductrous there seems to be a limited pool of things you can buy so you can't get every dinosaur in there so even if you go to Sennheis Oak there's only 3 that we can get we got 23 freaking Entladons wow what about buildings? is that not included? okay so let's have a look at them this this whole thing ah okay so we gotta do this league coming up in 3 days for the weekend so we need a woolly rhino maxed up and this will be for the new hybrid now I don't think I have woolly mammoth maxed up so let's prepare we got 3 days and then another 2 days for the weekend or something like that I'm sure so let's have a look woolly rhino now might have sold some of those feel like it's gonna be a legendary until I'm off oooook it's coming it's coming there it is okay so it looks like we've oh we do have a level 40 brilliant okay so I don't need to worry there right right let's have a look where's these amber things let's look at vents so we don't do we get things for battling? amber amber amber amber okay it's not there boss battles did they give you amber? it doesn't seem to PVPs no amber VIPs no amber gyrospheres no amber and battle stage infinite doesn't appear to have any amber either okay huh oh that'll be interesting why does it stack up in the flyers right pteranodons uh let's get that for free okay to round about level 42 puxura level 30 pterodactylis is a little bit better it's got 200 extra attack and 300 oh sorry 200 extra attack 300 extra health yeah I mean level 30 VIP yeah that's not too bad that's not too bad to stack up against that okay so now that we've done that um we do have these now do we get amber in these packs I am I don't know where we get this amber from it's not the VIP packs um let's have a look in the daily things here that's the dragon that thing I don't know what that is so let's have a scroll is there any DNA packs or amber packs no there isn't huh is it in the missions by any chance do we got amber in the missions no no amber in the missions no amber there uh we got that that doesn't even give us amber the mission place a newly hatched t-rex oh I didn't even know that was I didn't even know I'd done a mission but okay well that one's pretty easy um right so with that being said let's do the battle stage infinite because we get a pack we get some good stuff we also need to see the new dinosaur the new flying reptile in battle however this is far out of its league it should not be here so we do need oh my god we don't have a good amphibian interuptor level 40 it doesn't die in one hit from anything so maybe this is not guaranteed oh my god this really isn't okay one million here we go come on battle stage of a metrophodon um I'm gonna go for a block here because I think in two hits might be just enough to kill me just enough yeah he's still gonna switch anyway oh god no alright so I'm gonna switch to go go because I wanna half that attack oh boy don't I also need to go for a block as well oh no oh this was the worst this was the worst oh no um um I mean what can I do guys one two is not gonna kill him he's got nothing okay one two oh it does kill him oh oh okay so one two three and then one two I have to I have to go for three block because I die in two hits and he's only gonna have four now I want him to attack for four I really do oh oh no I don't I'm dead either way he's got so much health by the time I kill him that does kill him I go for two block and then Giga comes in kill me one hit okay ah dammit so close so close oh the DNA production's done oh let's collect and we get some we get some extra super DNA from that as well let's set off that some more food okay now good news we can buy these back for free we got three instant recoveries is okay so our matter might actually be half decent ah metro overdone is really good though oh no maybe this way okay two recoveries I need more recoveries Lydia months out of rewards at least make the next one very good so if you do just give me one it's a very good one right I've chosen our matter because I think you're switching a carnival so I can go for the one block ooh if that's the case so one you don't out next am I one you don't out I think I do I think I do one you don't out cause he will switch okay okay here we go here we go our matter ooh right let's go for a let's go for a block we have to we have to cause he probably can't kill me in two hits and definitely if the next thing switches in 30,000 oh come on really really you don't go oh cool okay so one two sod you I can go for two block through sir now you can do except for swap out but you don't what are you doing I don't like this one two three uh okay it's up to metro overdone I'm going oh my god ooh four five it goes with fun on six fair enough now can demorphed on do this now I think it might kill in two hits or is that that was it freaking does right right okay I'm gonna go that hahaha I thought that would kill it you idiot you oh I'm why am I getting so lucky here think he's just gonna go for three attacks every time should we try should we try just like you know doing this you don't think you're going for four I don't think it's just stuck on going for three apparently okay yes let's keep going oh please yes okay so it always goes for one block and then three attack it's stuck it's algorithm has got stuck here um best case scenario ah that yes yes are we actually gonna do this right this is great and kill this in two hits please go for four oh oh no oh big no hahaha oh no no no no um one two I have to go for four and then he's already got low oh you know what sonnet let's let's I'm leaving up to the gods go for three please go for three and kill me in one hit right so I'm not wasting anymore let's have a look at oh boosted right this will be interesting right so let's find this pteranodon uh use you and then put in really weak guys now we'll have nullify because nullify is the best and then do we give it 111 attack an attack I'm just wondering which is better if we go for endurance which gives it 15 percent health so that is an extra 200 or do we go for invigorate which is 500 or 100 yeah I think we go for that I think we go for that oh god 10 books did not see that it's kind of deadly oh what okay okay a pteranodon you want to give me a pteranodon time fair enough fair enough and nullify him um and yes the health 500 health yes haha okay so he gets an extra 100 attack and then he would intimidation oh what does it make too much of a difference um kind of tempted to go for one attack here but I'm not I'm going to go for one one reserve right because you can't kill me please go for two if it goes for two we pretty much one I think I love this bathroom it's gorgeous it's gorgeous I love it more please oh okay I'll go for one block just in case remember these aren't real people guys there are always bots there is no real people versus PvP in this game I wonder if you could sue I wonder if that's possible not that I would I wouldn't do that but I'm just wondering like if somebody went to court and said my son spent loads of money because he wanted to win the PvP battles like person versus person and then that money was spent on the false pretenses that it was actually PvP um I'm going to go for that I'm going to go for that I think he had one reserve okay I bought on the false pretenses that it was PvP and it turns out it categorically isn't um or maybe Ludi would be like well you don't have access to the code oh I don't know I don't know maybe we'll see Ludi now changing from PvP to just really hard battle hahaha oh that was perfect oh look at him with his little top hat on brilliant okay and kill him I think one two I'll go I'll factor in one extra because it doesn't make a difference if lma lma lma comes in in fact he actually now doesn't reduce my attack because it's nullified haha yes 1600 now right let's do a full on eight let's see ambrosia guania whatever it's called do it's full on eight attack I mean really even just one of the tropical ganathas could do it because the other ones got to boost it to 500 health and that's limosellius limosellius? limnosellius limnosellius that's a good name I've always just called lima lima lima though hahaha BAM right how much damage can we do let's go one two three four five six seven thirty two thousand oh you blocked one you buggy haha yes yeah I mean this guy definitely looks like the one from the movie right like the start a bit 100% look at that it 100% is I mean you know with it not being level 40 of course it was the way it looked like before so maybe we're going to see this guy pop up in another Jurassic World game that's maybe coming out next year coinciding with the movie fingers crossed I don't know anyway guys we're going to wrap it up there because there really isn't a great deal else to look at I mean we've kind of seen everything we did battles failed that amber I have no idea what amber even comes from maybe we're going to introduce that at some point but maybe it's boss battles maybe you win it from these guys I don't know like the showdown maybe the you know you but it doesn't whoa if you know how to win amber not that I really want to use it because it looks like a bit of rip off but if it's possible I'll take it leave it in the comments down below and if you enjoyed the video leave a like and I'll see you later bye bye


Hey, this is Christian Buckley with another MVP Buzz Chat and I'm talking today with May. Hello. Hi, how are you? Thank you for having me today.  Okay, sure. So my name is Mayil Hadri. I'm from Saudi Arabia, Middle East. And actually, I'm a digital analyst within Schumberger Company. I have five years experience with different two projects within oil and gas industry. And I started my journey as a board addict and now I'm MVP. That's great. I know it's a very fast growing community around the power addicts and a lot is happening there. A lot of great community discussion around that. I know a lot of community activities and events that used to be like very SharePoint or then Microsoft 365 focused are have expanded and now include power platform and, you know, so there's just more and more of that happening. What was kind of your path into becoming an MVP? So actually, as I mentioned, I started as a board addict on the social media. So before actually, I saw our digital engagement manager, Alan Chai, he was posting a lot of things within our Yammer. Yammer, it's similar to the Facebook, but it's for organization purpose presented about a platform to the power addicts community, the hangout session, all this stuff. So actually, I was like super jealous that I wanted to be part of this amazing community. How can I be brought outside of my company? Because I'm very famous within my company on Yammer as on the internal social media that we have it. So when I saw him that he posting a lot of things, I asked him like what should they do to be part of this power addicts community? Is there any specific process I need to follow? And he told me just create your Twitter account. And start to post and share your knowledge through the community and the people they will start to recognize you. And from there, I start to post a lot of things related to power platform, the troubleshooting, a lot of things related like for power apps, I build a lot of apps and share it through the community. Then I learned a lot of things from other people actually. And even I start to speak a lot of conversation with other community. And now actually, I build my own community, I call it sharing is caring with a meetup with more than 500 members. So a lot of things like it's coming because of the positive vibes around me because of the support that it happened within this amazing community. And from there actually, the people they start to ask me, did someone nominate you to be as a MVP? A lot of people they start to recognize me that I can be an MVP. To be honest, I think I was MVP. And why do we have MVP? Then Alan, he talked to me that because he is already an MVP, I think for two years, and he told me like MVP, actually, it's a Microsoft program. He started to explain to me the whole process that we have with Microsoft. And I said, whoa, so I already am ready to be an MVP. He said, I'm going to nominate you. And yes, he nominate me for the first time. And I still remember within the community that someone is in nominate me and I'm going to fill the form. I get a lot of feedback like, oh, you are not MVP, not yet. So they was like surprised about how I'm not MVP for a long time. So I get the confidence that so I will get it for sure. So actually then, many people, they come to me every month. I remember every month for email, just wait for the email, you're going to receive it. If not this month, maybe next month, till the September. So I still remember my reaction when I received it. I was driving on my car. Actually, it was first of September. And when I received it, I started to cry actually, because it's my month and my birthday on September. I'm going to share the video later on with you. It's really a crazy video. And I was really crying and I was surprised that finally I get it. Because I don't know that we have an MVP. When I start to share my knowledge, I'm not sharing my knowledge to get some awards actually, because my purpose to share my knowledge to others, because this is me, I really like to share my knowledge, to talk to the other people, other culture, other countries. So this is the main idea to become a famous or share my knowledge. So this is my story in a short way. Yeah, it's a very common story for MVPs. And I know that there are, there's nothing against people that say, I really have a goal of becoming a Microsoft MVP and getting involved with that. If I say the only thing wrong with that is if you're not kind of already set up, you're not already doing those kinds of things, giving back to the community, because the majority of us, and I say this often is that we would be doing the exact same things. We would be creating this kind of content, doing the community outreach, engaging and talking with each other and with inviting everybody in whether or not we had the award. It's, you know, so it's great to have that recognition. And there are certainly, there are great perks as you'll come to find out about being an MVP. For sure, there are benefits to being a member of the community. But again, it's, it's, you were already doing the work and that's, I had the exact same response. I had a number of people that were like, I thought you were already an MVP.  And because I was already doing the volume of work and the activity. And, and while I thought it would be nice to become, I mean, I was just, was going, you know, full bore, full steam ahead, whether or not I was an MVP. Yeah. And actually, when I get it, I will email with the MVP. I have been checking through the site that how many MVP we have within Saudi Arabia. We have only three males from Saudi Arabia. And it was like, if I become an MVP, I'm going to inspire a lot of women that around us and especially within Saudi Arabia. So now many people from Saudi Arabia, they start to ask me how, how I can apply to this program. And I'm super happy to help them. What kind of fact do you need to follow to be part of this community and how they can share their knowledge, even if they don't get the MVP award? So, yeah. Well, that's that's a, it's a great, I think that's something that, you know, a lot of MVPs focus on as well as a great thing to focus on is, is looking and finding other new MVPs. And so, I mean, it maybe that's just advice for anybody that's out there that is doing a lot and wants to get more involved and is interested in potentially becoming one is to talk to an MVP, talk to me, talk to myself about, you know, well, what is the process? What is the volume of activity, the types of activities that would be considered as contributions that would, you know, that could help to help you stand out and potentially become one and then potentially have one of us, you know, nominate you as well, because you do have to have a current MVP. I don't know if it's past MVPs because there's, there's actually, here's another thing, I don't know if you're aware of this, but even if you, you know, don't sustain your MVP and say, let's say your job role changes and you're just not able to do as much with the community, but there's the MVP reconnect program. So you're always, you know, plugged into a community and there are some perks, some benefits to the reconnect community. But again, once an MVP, always an MVP, you have the ability to participate in that, that community aspect. But, well, very cool. So, so what is your, what's your day job? What do you actually do? So actually, my current position, it's a digital analyst within Chemberger company and my main job now to focus on Power Platform, how I can automate the task for any product line or any department that we have it. For example, if they have any, like a manual process, I help them to, to make it as much as automation process by using a different platform. And actually I get my position, this position because of Power Platform. Before I was working as an ITO on site support, yeah. So when we start to have a Power Platform tools within Chemberger company, I get this position to be part of it. I started to post a lot of videos related to Power BI on Yammer. So Yammer, actually it was my first tool to share my knowledge within my company. And I was still ITO on site support. I show them like how we can do a troubleshooting. And I don't have any idea about Power Platform. Power apps and power automate a lot of tools that around us. And I was lucky that they, they provide us the license within my company. And I start to learn it by myself getting a support from Microsoft learning and a lot of documents that we have it available. Then I start to share my knowledge through the Yammer. And from there, the digital engagement manager recognized me and he put me to be as a digital analyst within Saudi Arabia within Chemberger. Yeah. That's really cool. So do you have any advice for somebody who is maybe they've started to play with the technology? Like, do you have any recommendations? If you could do it all over again, where would you have started with learning about Power Platform? So if you are new to the Power Platform, I really suggest for you to open Microsoft Learn. It's really a good side that you can learn a lot of amazing things for different tools, not only Power Platform. I started by learning all these tools by using Microsoft Learn. Plus, we have a lot of amazing people on YouTube. For example, if you are new to Power Apps, we have Shane Young, he is amazing person. I learned a lot of things from him actually. And on all my books, because really, if you are a beginner, you can learn a lot of things from Shane Young. So we have a YouTube just search like about Power Apps or anything that you are looking for. And you're going to find a lot of MVPs, a lot of people, like even they are not MVP, they are posting and they are sharing their knowledge and you can start from there, Microsoft Learn, YouTube. And if you have a Twitter, just search about Power Addicts, there is a lot of things that are available there. If you have a question, you can post it there. So now with the social media, you have like a full package to learn and you have everything free for you. Just make sure that you have the opportunity to learn. I know that like the Facebook, the Power Platform community out in Facebook is huge. I don't remember the numbers, like some like 30 or 30,000 people within it. So it's a great place to go. A lot of people just post questions and do that. Of course, you have your tech community, you have, there's other resources for that as well. Other places where you can ask questions, but then go and learn. But if you're trying to build a solution for a specific problem, it's probably been built before and there are people that you can talk to and get advice from of how to move forward and solve for that problem. So there's a great community and people should definitely leverage that community. Yeah, the other thing about. Yeah, like Power Apps Gallery, there is a lot of templates available there. You can just download it to try to test it out by yourself and you can customize it. I did a lot of things before getting the templates that are available on the Power Apps Gallery or Power BI. Yeah, why create something new when you can go and leverage the work that others have done around that? One thing I was going to say that I, like I know Shane, unfortunately if he sees this, his head will get even bigger, you know, around the place for Shane, but Shane is fantastic. And he, of course, his training courses are excellent. I've known him for many years and he does a great job. So definitely need to somebody should go and follow Shane for sure. But YouTube has been kind of become the default for there's a question of how to do anything. It's where I go first now. If I'm fixing something in my car, if my dog is sick and I'm trying to determine what it is, like I go to YouTubers. It's funny. Actually, last week something really fun. I need to change the battery of my key for my car. And I don't know how to do it actually. Recently we were allowed to drive within Saudi Arabia and I don't have any idea how can I change the source that I have it on the front of me. It's YouTube. I would like how can I change the battery for my key car. And we have 100 resource so YouTube is really a good resource for anything. Yeah, it's amazing and how obscure the topic that there will be multiple entries out there for that how to do that thing. So yeah, I was just looking that I was looking for there was a Twitter thread of like what was your first computer that you've ever had and you have so much younger people than myself and we're talking about you know my first version of Windows was you know Windows version eight like and but anyway so like and I of course that my first computer that I worked with was I think the model came out in 1980 and so I started using it 81 82 and as it was this old Commodore pet computer and of course then you have somebody who's even you know older than me talking about using punch cards and things you know before that but what's amazing is that I was just like well what was the version that I was using going back and doing the history and trying to find in the version of of that and then finding videos of people that are that have found and restored like why you would want to go back and restore that computer with the old version of basic 4.0 and you know but there's people who have done it and do a walkthrough of that and and so I spent about you know about an hour looking up and just kind of going down memory lane looking at because people had created these great videos I was able to relive my junior high years yeah well very cool so so what's next for you on the community activities are you venturing out to any events or everything still pretty much online for you yes actually for the upcoming actually I have a plan for each month and every month like I have eight sessions for two main topics four sessions for power a platform like about apps power PI or anything and the other four topics actually related to the books like leadership like on September actually I did eight sessions one for value proposition canvas book and actually it helped us to how to use the process to develop any project or any application so I'm trying to put like a campaign between the books that I'm reading plus the board of platform to to make sure that I can improve my skills in both area on the management on the leadership plus the power platform area so this is my every month plan and also I have my my like a schedule for each month like what kind of post that I need to post it on a twitter linked in I'm super active on twitter linked in and recently I create a tick tock account I'm trying to share my knowledge even on tick tock because I saw that a lot of people they are super active in tick tock so why not maybe we can share our vibes and our sharing is kidding on tick tock and invite people to be part of this community so this is my target now to to reach out the people on tick tock on instagram and but for sure I will be super active on twitter linked in and meet up yeah yeah that's it's interesting I know there's a lot of like I'm I don't you utilize you know tick tock I certainly you know consume some content through tick tock I know there's people that spend a lot of time on instagram stories and I know facebook has their version those kinds of things and and I don't do any of those things I just I don't have time or personally interest however you know there's reasons for going and utilizing those as you said that's people are spending a lot of time they're consuming content through those platforms and you need to go and share through those platforms where people congregate exactly yeah so this is my target I have that within the tick tock in instagram to reach other people and maybe in the future I'm gonna I'm not sure if you are familiar with the snapchat snapchat it's like another platform it's many people they are super active within Middle East but it's not for only sharing knowledge they are sharing other stuff and for me I think it's a good opportunity to show them how we can use this platform in a good way to share our knowledge to learn from each other so yeah hopefully I can do it they do more well we'll have to we'll look for that well may I really really appreciate your time spending some time and getting to know you and and sharing some of the work that you're doing and we're we'll certainly have that with the blog post that's out on buckwheatplanet.com you'll be able to get all of May's contact information so I think like most mbps you are happy to hear and connect with anybody that reaches out to you I'm assuming yes yeah yeah so for sure they can reach me out any on any social media I already put it on everywhere yeah excellent and then of course if they have questions about power platform you have another resource in a new mvp to go and and connect with so May thank you so much for your time today thank you thank you so much for having me I really enjoy it thank you so much


TfNN, The Tiger, Financial News Network, News Update. Good morning everyone, this is Friday, October the 28th, this is the 10 a.m. Tiger Financial News Network Market Update, remember we started at nine with Tommy O'Brien, Market Kickoff Fabulous Show, we're looking at the Dow, talking about Fabulous, up 400 points at $32,425, made a new recovery high, this chart that I'm showing on the left is the daily chart of the Dow, Chapman Wave, left side, right side, price, time match, I made the midpoint, the arch formation right there and I said by the 28th, this is that Chapman Wave inside wedge, that there should be a test, somewhere in the 32,000 is going towards the 504 level, today the highest so far is 32,486, this is amazing, it's still just a leg C, there should be in the Chapman Wave, a leg D still to come, then you've got to get, become cautious, I'll talk about this Chapman Wave inside track repellent zone in my show, the Tiger Technicians Hour coming up in a few moments, look at the S&P, the S&P after all the news, negative news is up 31, it hasn't pushed above yesterday's high, but it's still very good action at 38, 39, the QQQ after Amazon just got clubbed, it's actually up $2.60 at 275.43, in this particular arch formation, the nine period moving average is positive still, even with all the bad news after all the other high tech stocks got hammered and now we're looking at pretty decent action, the technicals really except for the on balance volume are not too bad, we're looking at the IWM, the IWM Russell 2000, so for an inside day not bad, up $1.60 at 180 gold, Friday gold gets knocked down, down 14 at 1651, looking at the dollar it's up some, coming back a little bit from the days high of 111.04, isn't 110.74 up 16 ticks still showing some strength, I'll talk about this rising wedge formation when I get back for the Tiger Technicians Hour in a few minutes time, look at Crudall, Crudall actually had a huge move up and now it's held in the Chave Wave inside track repellent zone, let's see if it's going to be the propellent zone by going to 93 next week or higher, we'll see what happens and bonds, bonds are holding quite nicely, the down just nine ticks at 97.37, they've had a very big move from the low, made in the 92 area to 97, that's pretty good in the V-shaped pattern, I'll be back for the Tiger Technicians Hour, hope you can say check out my opening for my daily newsletter, be back in a moment.


Yes sir, good morning. This is US warship 5-6. We are currently conducting patrol operations in this area. We'd just like to ask you. The operation MLAB this year went pretty good from my own perspective in the fact that it gave us the opportunity that we, the two countries, Senegal and Gambia, boarding teams, given the privilege to work in our own territorial waters to areas we could not have reached due to our limited resources or capabilities. This is the first time that MLAB was conducted with two partner nations at the same time, so we expanded to a regional focus. Secondly, the host nation's plan they conducted and they ran the entire operation. The US was more of a participant in the operation this year rather than running the operation. That's a significant jump in the way our partners have participated in MLAB. What we inspected the nets just now, we asked them to put out the nets. That is a wrong net, wrong size net. I believe myself and my team, and I also believe that the Senegalese boarding team too, has gone a lot whereby we are given the opportunity to refine our own tactics and tactics and procedures so that at the end of this exercise we can continue to monitor our waters safely. The Senegalese and the Gambians have a tremendous work and relationship. They get along well. They have definitely established a regional power here off of their coast. I think they've made great strides in continuing the process, the patrols once we depart the area.


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Hello, everyone, welcome back to another AI video. In this one, I want to show you a new free text to video offering. It is very, very good. It's by a group called Moon Valley. Yes, pretty cool name. And let me show you a few examples. While I got you here, I'll turn the volume off. You'll see here, this is a pretty cool thing. You can actually use it kind of just like you're creating images in mid journey. And as you can see here, okay, this one's a little weird, not, not my thing. Sorry, guys, we got to bono here doing his thing. Let's see what that looks like. This is okay, let's take a look at this one. Oh, hey, look at that. That's actually not bad at all. This is all done entirely inside the discord chat here inside of what is this called new moon. No, this is called Moon Valley Moon Valley. That's the one and it's free. So let's show you how to sign up and I'm going to show you how to use it. So first step, we're just going to go over to Google Chrome. What you need to do is you got to go to moon valley.ai. I am going to put a link in the description below. And as I scroll through here, you can see a few more examples that, you know what, these should be able to sell you pretty good here. Look at this dragon just rocking out on a stairway to heaven solo or something like that. This is some great Gatsby looking stuff going on here. Just overall really, really good stuff. Kind of liking it. This basketball one's pretty good to a basketball player. Anyways, once you've done that, you click on this, you're going to go try the beta and then bang, it's going to ask you to join into discord. When you do that, you're going to get into here, which is the welcome page in Moon Valley. So this is what Moon Valley looks like. And then there you'll get the rules and the rules are pretty simple. Just join one of these six rooms here and then just start creating prompts. So here we go. I'm going to go into new moon one. And then to create a prompt, let's just go right to the bottom. I'm going to go ahead and do it real quick forward slash create.  Okay, we've got a regal bulldog coming up. I hit enter. And then you'll see here, you've got some options. We've got style. There are currently five styles right out of the box. You can go ahead and select one of them. Comic book, fantasy style, anime, manga style, realism, and 3d animation. I'm going to go ahead with 3d animation. And then finally, and very interestingly, you can actually go ahead and select how long you want the video to be. So short. And it takes about two to five minutes, although it's going a little faster than that right now, medium and long. So I want a long video. And right now it looks like the longest they're going for is about five seconds long. But again, this is, you know, standard stuff. I believe it's using stable diffusion underneath it and then probably deform. But there you go. I just hit enter and then bang, it's going to work on my video. And that is literally all it is. Let me come back when it's done, show you what we got, and then we'll wrap it up. All right, so here we go. Here is our bulldog reading a book, sitting on a throne. So it's done a pretty good job with it. The throne is not very believable, but that's okay. It's the dog's wearing a robe. Yeah, I'm going to go with that. So there you go. And of course, if it doesn't get it right, just do it again or try a little different prompt. It's completely free. It's in beta. I don't know how long it's going to be free for but hey, it looks good so far. So anyways, give it a crack and I'll be back soon. Thanks for watching.


Hi everyone. In this video I want to talk about coil springs. Coil springs being extremely common, you know, coil, squish it, provides a bounce back. Again elastic energy storage device, useful in all sorts of situations need, you know, damping elastic recovery, things like that. So when we talk about coil springs and our ability to analyze them, suppose we have, okay that's a bad coil spring, I don't know how to draw a good coil spring though, so we have a coil spring and let's have a little retaining retainer here and our force is applied to that and we'll define this outer diameter as d and a wire diameter as little d and if we assume that this force is uniformly distributed on this retainer so that it's applied evenly, you know, there's no offset, it's right at the middle. We can look at, you know, this spring and we'll make a cut and just look at a portion of it. So let's say right here and we have a cross section that looks something like that. Now we have to translate this force that we applied to the spring to this new free body diagram so we can kind of figure out what's going on internal to the spring. So for this to be balanced we would expect there to be, you know, a force and I'm just going to use the same notation here of f equivalently applied so like a shear stress or like a shear force over here and then I need a moment right, but because of the orientation of our coil in that, you know, I'm looking at it and it's into or out of the board in this case, this gets represented as more like a torque and it's going to be equal to f times half of the distance so one radius of the outer, you know, overall diameter of the spring. This shear force ends up being, you know, relatively minor in terms of what's actually happening so really we only need to be thinking about this torque and taking this torque and turning it into a torsional stress using again our standard equation and if I make some substitutions because I have a round cross section I get something like that. Now it's in terms of torque and diameter and I've taken j out by substituting in the equation for a round cross section and I can also substitute in what I just have for torque up here in terms of force and I can get an equation in terms of the force applied and this is just a general equation for the shear stress we would find in a torsion bar based on the force applied to the spring in this case. Now one place that we do have to be a little bit careful is that our equation slightly doesn't really apply completely to this scenario because the assumption with this with a torsion equation like this is that I have a straight a straight beam a straight long axis of my part and in reality so if I just kind of you know draw a neutral neutral axis this way in a cross section that I'm going to look at and in general I represent the torsional stress like this right I have uh stress applied oops internal to this part and it's it's zero at the middle and goes out to some maximum at the outer edge and that's great right but in reality now it's a little bit I'm obviously going to exaggerate this in my drawing I have a curved member because the coil spring is is circular in shape so I have a curved bar so in reality when I when I look at how my stress is distributed it's a little bit different right because it's got to take into account that geometry so what that means is is out here somewhere my stress is greater than tr by j and down here you know my negative stress or my opposite direction stress is greater than tr by j as well so that's it's not quite a perfect system to say we can just use that that tr by j equation so what we do instead is we make some adjustments and basically we we factor in a correction so first under static but also under fatigue we have corrections and we'll look at both at the same time so I start with my base basic equation that I've already written and that's the same in each case of course and now I'm going to multiply by a static correction factor or a fatigue correction factor I'm just using the notation in the book here and those factors look like this in case of w where c equals something we call the spring index which is a relationship between the outer diameter and the wire diameter so a ratio there so this is the spring index which oftentimes you'll find springs defined by this the spring index great so now we have these correction factors and what they're intending to do is correct for the fact that our shape of our rod that we're looking at in torsion is not straight as the normal tr by j equation suggests or assumes but has a slight curvature to it and it factors in how tight that curvature is too right by the fact that we're including this spring index which accounts for the diameter the outer diameter and the wire diameter so both things are going to have an influence when when it comes to determining the stress so this allows us to calculate the torsional stress in our springs you know static or fatigue you know whatever our situation may be one other concern that we have when we talk about springs is that they can take on a set and you may have heard of this before generally or basically what we're talking about is that you know they can they can have plastic deformation so deformation that isn't recovered which means i've you know compressed them a bunch of times maybe in fatigue or i've overloaded them you know drastically one time and and cause them to take on a set and that's something we generally we want to avoid so what we do is we can set a limit we set a design limit and we can set it such that the the the stress in the spring and i'll define this in just a second is less than or equal to 0.35 somewhere in the range of 0.35 to 0.65 of the ultimate strength of the material depending on what the material is and if there's any pre-setting so sometimes in the design of our spring we could we could have the manufacturing process include a pre-setting which makes it less likely that we would have problems with this down the road this tau sub s is the stress at spring solid so spring solid is is basically exactly how it sounds if i have a spring and i compress it all the way till all the coils touch you know and it effectively becomes a solid cylinder that's as far as you can really deform it right i mean obviously you can you can plastically deform it when it's a solid cylinder as well but while it's still a spring we can compress it until those coils touch and that's what we would consider to be spring solid in that case so that's a situation we want to avoid so more definitions that can be useful um to talk about or to know our spring deflection or is spring deflection and deflection we've defined you know deflection of things before but basically just taking the equations that we have and then substituting all of the stuff that we've talked about in i get 8 fd to the third n over d to the fourth g and here n is the number number of active turns so what we mean by active is it's coils of the spring that are actually um deforming deflecting when we compress it um usually our springs will have a coil or two at the top and at the bottom that are passive they they don't do anything they're just you know making up the end of the spring um and they might you know have a different um different spacing because uh of that's what because that's what they're doing so n uh is the total number of active turns we can then define n sub t to be the total number of turns so including active and passive and generally speaking n sub t is equal to n plus two all right one more thing to define here is spring rate or spring constant relation of force to deflection and again taking all the stuff we we now know i can substitute in or and rearrange this equation to get spring rate so last thing um i really want to mention in this video is uh one one we can define the solid length length of the spring so this is again when it's compressed to solid uh we have the solid length and what that is specifically somewhat depends on what the end of our spring looks like so if i have plane ends which would be my spring comes over and then it's just cut you know perpendicular oops drew that the wrong way it's cut perpendicular to the axis of the shaft that's just called plane ends and then my spring or my solid length is equal to n t plus one times d if i have plane ground ends oops well pretty close so the end is ground to make it flat we have l s equals n sub td if i have square ends that is where it's cut square rather than perpendicular to the axis of the spring and in that case l so that's equals again n t plus one times d and finally square ground something like that l s equals n t times d okay so depending on which um type of end i have on the spring i would have a different calculation for what my solid length is and and that's fine now we can use that um you know when we're specifying what we're doing um generally when we're designing a spring um there's there's kind of a lot of variables that we might need to consider so one of the first things we might do is design the outer diameter the the overall size d large d and the wire diameter small d for whatever stress we're setting as our limit you know relation to um trying to avoid a set and uh usually more than one combination of those two variables can be used to achieve the same thing so we might need to limit it based on uh the geometry of the application you know what our limitations are um we can then design the number of turns based on the spring rate for what we're trying to do uh design the length of the spring to allow for um some clash allowance so usually we're trying to avoid that spring solid scenario right because it's it's where the spring stops being a spring um and we usually build in some sort of clash allowance there which is effectively a safety factor and after doing all that if the design doesn't work then you know we can um if the design doesn't work we can go back we can go back we can change uh d um the outer diameter and the wire diameter uh to something else and try again and kind of iterate through that until we've come up with a a good solution thanks