Everyone's talking about Argyle. Well, actually, no one's talking about Argyle. It bombed at the box office, which is no surprise. It cost $200 million to make for a quirky spy comedy that's not established. It's a bold strategy, Cotton, and it hasn't paid off. But I'm going to talk about this film nevertheless in spoiler fashion, so let's dive in. Now, I do have a review on the channel already. It's spoiler-free. So if you want to hear about the film without going into detail, check that video out. Maybe subscribe even since you're here. And then you can go to that one later. Hit the notification bell so these show up in your feed. Otherwise, I'm just going to get lost in the shuffle on YouTube.  Like the video, share it, do all that stuff. Okay, I'm going into spoilers right out of the gates, shot out of a cannon. We start this film on a very high note, I think. It's a Matthew Vaughn film, by the way. He's done Kingsman. He's done Kick-Ass. He's done X-Men First Class. And Kingsman's really the thing he does. That's what he's known for. He's done a couple of those movies. So this is a fresh start, but really, it's kind of the same thing again as all of his films. A lot of high energy action, some really weird comedy choices, some crazy fake CG. But again, we're starting out at the beginning We see Argyle, the lead character, played by Henry Cavill, Superman. He's dancing with Dua Lipa, the smoke show Dua Lipa. She's playing a character, but it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. She's a bad guy. And she gets the jump on Henry Cavill's character, Argyle. The smoke comes down. They start shooting at him, but he gets away because he's got a buddy behind the wheel. He's got a hacker on his side. Essentially, Henry Cavill is James Bond. And he's also a character in a book. After a little bit of a, maybe a 10 minute opener, which is basically the majority of Henry Cavill's entire existence in this two and a half hour film almost, we then cut away and find out that the whole thing's being written by Ellie Conway. I think that's her name. I have no, Ellie Conway. Yeah, I have IMDb in front of me because I'm terrible with names. She's the author of the hit Argyle book series. There's four or five books. This is to be the last one, but she's having good old fashioned writers block. By the way, Ellie Conway is played by Bryce Dallas Howard. You may know her as Ron Howard's daughter or better know her as the Claire character from Jurassic World.  Not a great, not a great character, but she's been a lot of other stuff. Black Mirror is probably the thing I know her the most from and appreciate her acting the most from or Spider-Man 3 where she's blonde and looks really weird but in a great way. Here, she's a writer. She's very down on herself.  So she lives in her books because she was brainwashed too. That's the big twist we'll get to later. Her mom in this Catherine O'Hare, home alone mom. She's fantastic. Schitt's Creek. If you watch it, shout out to Schitt's Creek fans. It's a great show, great comedy. She has a small role here, but she's always fun to see. I love her.  They're gonna get it right because the ending that she's put forth is incredibly mediocre. It ends on a cliffhanger that's never gonna get resolved. And the reason is it's basically the end of the road for Ellie's character memories. Ellie has been brainwashed by Brian Cranston who's playing her dad. We'll find out later. That's a big reveal. He works for a super secret agency called The Syndicate or Something. I don't remember the name. It really doesn't matter. They're the bad guys in this James Bond-esque novel. The James Bond stuff, the novel, everything that Ellie writes down is happening. And so they think that she has some sort of foresight or she's creating the future with the writing, but in actuality, she's already lived out all of this stuff before because she is the real Argyle. What? That's right. Ellie's Argyle. It's so simple. It's so perfect. Except for it's kind of not. Here's where someone will inevitably get upset with me because that's just the way of it, but I don't really care that much anymore about any of that stuff. Bryce Dells Howard is a sturdy girl. She's gained some weight. She's thick and she looks great. I'm not knocking the weight at all. She looks fantastic. The only thing I will say that comes off as a negative about it is she's supposed to be playing a very, very good secret agent. She is Argyle. She's supposed to be able to do flips and spins and twirls and all sorts of amazing acrobatic feats. In the second half of the movie, she pulls that stuff off except for obviously not really. It's all fake. Fake as hell as a matter of fact. There is a disconnect at that point. The first half her character is fantastic and it makes sense and it lines up with her. But in the second half, when she's able to just effortlessly dispatch all these guys and skate around on oil and do all this amazing stuff, I am a little bit put out by the film. Kind of like, I see what you were trying to do, but Bryce House Howard, how she appears in the movie is not selling me. And so if I upset any of you with that obvious observation, I apologize, but we're going to move past it. And might I add, again, she looks fantastic. She just doesn't have double agent body. The same way I don't have giant weight lifting bro body, I'm not going to be oiled up, going up in front of people and flexing. I'll get laughed off the stage and that's fine. We all have different body types. We all have different things that we're good at and that we can appear to be good at. All right, moving past this, Sam Rockwell's in the film and what's going to happen is she's going to get on a train to go meet her mother and so that they can figure out this thing together.  Sam Rockwell's on the train. He looks like a hobo. I actually thought it was Will Forte, no joke, no cap. As they say, Sheila, they still saying no cap online? No? Okay, great. I'm in touch. He's on the train and he's complimenting the cats and he clearly knows who she is because he himself is an agent. He's working for this super secret slick organization run by Samuel L. Jackson and maybe just Samuel L. Jackson. It doesn't seem like there's many people privy to this information that he has but he's there to protect Ellie Conway and just so happens that there's a lot of bad guys on this train ready to take her out at that very same moment.  He's flipping people around and this is where I'm having a good time but I'm also a little bit annoyed because they do this blink effect throughout the film and every time she blinks and pops back to he gets replaced by Henry Cavill by her Argyle character from the book but in actuality she's just kind of seeing herself I guess through what Sam Rockwell's doing. What's his character name? Aidan Wilde. Sam Rockwell's having a great time by the way and his chemistry, the rapport with him and Bryce Dallas Howard. It's on point. They're very good together. They work great together and again Bryce Dallas Howard. The camera loves her eyes. Those eyes just shine bright like a diamond, Rihanna and it looks great. There's a terrific fight for a while on this train that's flipping between awesome to bizarre when we do the Henry Cavill stuff. This whole movie is like that. It's such an inconsistent goulash for me. That's why I referenced in my review this is really one half Kingsman another half Kingsman 2. I love Kingsman. Still my favorite movie by Matthew Vaughn. Kingsman 2, I don't mind. I don't hate it but it's a disaster of a film.  When you put these two powers together you get Argyle, a movie that's all over the place. After a somewhat riveting fight sequence that's not even close to rivaling that of the church scene from the Kingsman from 20 years ago or however long it's been they blow out the backside on a parachute this fake CG cats along for the ride. Another character that seems to only exist to sell merchandise maybe for someone but I don't know who wants this cat. It's PG-13. It doesn't really have the demo.  That's gonna lead to hijinks and action and then we move on to the next set piece. These two take a beat for a second. Sam Rockwell cleans up. They have a little bit of a conversation in apartment building and then it's off to the races as Ellie is gonna try to figure out what the next step is. She has to figure out the book before she writes it and so they go to a location which then is intercepted by the bad guys with Brian Cranston at the lead. Keep in mind Brian Cranston. I love him. He's a great actor. He's not really given that much to work with here. The dialogue's pretty piss poor and he always elevates the material and just being there is definitely great but it could have been so much better. He should have been a fantastic villain instead of just an alright villain. All right, they get dispatched by bad guys. They go to this building. They hide under the floorboards which you see in the trailer. Sam Rockwell jumps up. He does a little slow motion spin.  This does lead to a funny moment that comes back later where Sam Rockwell takes out a bunch of guys and he gives Bryce Dallas Howard the task of making sure they're dead by curb stomping them. He wants her to slam down in their heads and then twist her boot. She's unable to do this. That's a hard pill to swallow. I'm not sure I could do it in the moment like just crushing down on a skull. That's disgusting. It's awful. It would just be a very uncomfortable thing to do. This is a fun moment in the film. It then leads to them running up to the rooftop to one of the worst things I've seen in a while. I cannot believe this is in the trailer where they drop off the side of the roof and then the cat flies up at the camera and then back down. It looks awful. Why is that a selling point? Why are they trying? This is why the movie's bombing because they put shots like that in the commercial. You need to lead people down a better path. It might also be bombing because it presents itself as a film starring Henry Cavill and Dua Lipa for a good majority of that trailer. And that's the only part they're in. They never show up again outside of Henry once in a while in a figment of her imagination. But after that first eight to 10 minutes, if even that long, he's maybe in it for another two minutes total. It's bad. It's a bad misdirect. The other big twist in the movie is that Catherine O'Hara is actually another evil double agent person. She's not really Bryce Dallas Howard's mom. She and Brian Cranston's character are the main villains and they brainwashed her after she fell out as an agent. They took her in while she was in a coma and when she woke up, they pretended to be her parents and they raised her and to being scared of everything but keeping those core memories intact so that they could spill the beans because she has the codes or something that they need to do something else. And I don't know. I kind of lost the plot at that point. It didn't matter. I'm just here for action now and nothing more. Side note, I think I referred to Catherine O'Hara as Catherine O'Hara earlier. That's on me. I'm not going to go back and fix it. You can either correct me ahead of time in the comments and then get to this point in the video and say, oh wow, he actually, he corrected it himself. He got, he got there. Good for him. Catherine O'Hara plays a good villain. She has a British accent for a second, which is kind of funny. Later in the game, Blinken, you'll miss Samuel L. Jackson who shows up in literally every movie ever. You just don't know. He could be in the background drinking some porridge. He could be voicing a cutesy little worm in a film. Samuel Jackson's around. You just have to look hard enough and you'll find him. Here he plays the good guy agent. I don't know his name. I could, I could look it up but I don't really, yeah, it's not showing up and I'm DB on the first page and that's enough, that's enough research for me. He's, he's fine. He's Samuel L. Jackson. Just kind of being cool, kind of being present and that's all you need. He's going to be spending the entirety of this movie in a vineyard at a chateau where he will sit at a computer for 90% of the movie, getting excited when they almost hack something and then sad when it doesn't get hacked fully. Let's get to the point where this movie goes off the rails and onto the ice skates as Ellie Conway laces up for some oil skating action. I was very much getting shades of the Long Kiss Good Night with Gina Davis, a movie that a lot of people haven't seen. Director of Cliffhanger, Die Hard 2, Remy Harleen directed that bad boy. I love that film, Long Kiss Good Night which also stars Samuel L. Jackson is basically the same thing as this. Gina Davis's character has amnesia. She's playing the good housewife until something happens and her memories start flooding back in and she realizes she's an assassin. Hell, I'm willing to say this is kind of a ripoff of that movie because Bryce Dallas Howard's character even does the slicked back blonde hair dye. It's the exact same thing Gina Davis's character does. She starts up Burnett, ends up cutting all of her hair and going blonde with a real short cut. It's the same movie.   They can't really show anything because it's PG-13 but she's slicing and dicing these guys. It is a fantastic sequence. I think you just would have worked so much better if we had a character that was a little bit more athletically built and this wasn't just so out of nowhere. This character goes from zero to hero in a second flat. There's no like slow growth. She's not chopping an onion and getting better and better. It really is riding a bike one to one for her and whatever. I enjoyed this sequence a lot. I also thought the sequence where they throw smoke grenades and they're all these wild colors and our lead protagonist are dancing with each other and shooting guys left and right. It was fun.  There's more action. I'm completely drained. The movie's two and a half hour. It's two hours in 20 minutes long. It's so long. It's so unnecessary long for what it's doing. And I think that's it. She kind of embraces the author role that she has continues on with the series of Argyle and then we get the final reveal where a super fan in the audience stands up and it's Henry Cavill with a bad wig. And she looks perplexed like I know you I've been seeing visions of you as Argyle. I don't know what any of this means. I'm not sure what that ending was supposed to represent or what cliffhanger thing. I think it was just supposed to be like a whoa shocking moment without any subtext at all. Okay, I think I hit all the major plot points in this film. That's Argyle a very mixed bag for me. I can see people loving every minute of it.  If I could throw some efforts in for no reason. I'm kind of in the middle on this one. I liked it more than I didn't. I liked it more than I didn't but I would not recommend it to a lot of different people.  All right. Let me know if you saw Argyle. Leave a comment below. Let me know if I miss a major thing that I'm just not recollecting. It's a long movie. Like the video. Please again hit the notification bell. Subscribe. Do all that stuff. Do a lipa all that stuff. And I'll see you real soon. All right. Take care.


Hi guys, this is Astha Singhal and here are the top 4 news from this week's funding along with us. Not even the industry veterans could escape the huge potential lying in artificial intelligence. Former Infosys CEO Vishwal Sikha has launched an AI-based startup called Vian Systems Inc. which has raised $50 million in its latest amount of funding. The investors seem to have caught the viral fever. The popular online network, TVF, has raised close to $5 million from one of India's leading investor, Tyre Global, taking its valuation to $82 million. The raising awareness around healthcare has got the US-based HealthX startup BioFirmus a check of $35 million. The series' beat-down to funding was led by Sikoya India and MassMushal Ventures. Coming back to India, the Gurgaon-based startup, Spinni, is all set to give competition to Karudekho and the Peers. The used car platform has raised $13.2 million in series A around the funding led by Excel and Saif Parthik.


Tom here for more systems and true NAS released version 12.0 u8 on February 2nd 2022 and according to IX systems This is recommended for even the most conservative of the users So for all the use that we've been holding out, you know on your old 11 series It's probably time that you update and especially because of the security fixes that are available in this 12.0 u8 release Now today is February 5th 2022 so far all the system of updated had no issues at all This update does not bring any major changes to true NAS core But does have lots of bug fixes security fixes especially and a few driver updates one major security fix is going to be the Samba Update to address CVE 2021 4 4 1 4 2 that is a really big problem that needs to be fixed in Samba And I really recommend because this affects all the versions prior to 12.0 u8. I really recommend you load this and get this fixed This is a pretty bad bug. I will admit though. It is not a default configuration So this bug won't necessarily be trivial trivial to exploit by just anyone It's going to be certain configurations that will go over that Kind of create a convergence of problems to allow this bug to happen But it's definitely a really bad bug before we dive into these details If you'd like to learn more about me my company have a Lawrence systems calm if you'd like to hire short projects That's just orage consulting. There's a hires button right at the top If you want to support this channel other ways there's affiliate links down below to get you deals and discounts on products and services We talk about on this channel Now here's the update release right from true NAS their blog post about it We'll get into the update details in a moment, but this does coincide with probably being the last release of True NAS core and also the announcement is in here for those you asking. What about true NAS scale? Yes true NAS scale is on its way It has a release date that was announced in here as well now They cover just kind of a history some of those updates and yes There's always bugs when it came into the first release and it's hard to believe true NAS core came out to 12 version on October of 2020 and its final version of 12 is gonna be 12.0 u8 not a discontinuity So true NAS core is just going to version 13 after this and coinciding there's going to be the true NAS scale releases Which I'll be talking about soon because well, it's coming to full release and that's gonna be right here on 222-22 But if you are using Samba at all I do recommend the update because let's talk about the Samba bug before we get to the other details And right here's a security announcement and everything we link down below so you can do further reading on these But right here is all versions prior to true NAS core 12.0 u8 and scale 22.0 2 where core and this is the Non-default conditions, but this is the conditions that are required in order to have this exploit be viable systems that are sharing the same path via SMB and AFP systems that have selected multi protocol AFP SMB Precept for a share and systems that have populated auxiliary parameters for SMB shares set to Fruit colon metadata equals net atok or fruit equal colon resource equals file So if these are conditions you have met on your core system, you have to update Immediately or you could face a real problem with someone was inside your network and had access to Samba now normally And I see normally because I'm sure somebody's doing it unfortunately Samba should never be exposed to the internet So this is not like a remote type of thing It's local to the your network the threat actor who's trying to perform this particular Exploits gonna have to be local to your network in order to do this now it affects scale systems And these are the conditions for the system at scale and I'm not gonna cover every little detail in it scale still in beta But if you're using it update that as well, there's fixes for both platforms here now on to the full release notes I'm not gonna read through all of these here There's a Samba CVE notice we covered a few free BSD security patches a few improvements open ZFS is now at 2.07 This one I haven't really played with much But it's the TLS server you or I into S3 configuration Form they're adding a couple more features with the way S3 works on here, and it's min IO in the background I'm probably gonna do an updated video because a lot has changed since the last time I did TrueNAS and S3 video And I like they've been keeping up with the updates for that So that'll come out as a separate tutorial Coming in the near future for the way they've re-implemented min IO by the way for those you have asked before Yes, min IO is going to be a slightly older version inside of TrueNAS versus if you load it within a jail And this is one of the reasons it's available as a jail on here for the extended features You may want for a min IO now They did include the new Intel drivers for the i225 Intel Nix and then just a long list of lots of little bug fixes here and there and Maybe you were affected by these so go ahead and read through this and see if there's something that's really was holding You back, but honestly, I think you really have to update to this because of these Samba issue You really need to get that loaded and get your system patch So you're not vulnerable to that issue especially if you're using one of those Conditions met that would allow that to be exploited. So my final thoughts with this release are it's time to get off the old unsupported versions of FreeNAS It is time to move on to version 12.08 and then you can sit on that for a while before you start testing with 13 when that comes out And yes, there'll be more videos on TrueNAS scale, especially with it coming out so soon here on 2222 you know great timing that they picked that as a release date So there will be some more videos coming on a channel for that in the meantime Head over to the forums where you can find me or say hi to me on Twitter and wherever social platform I'm on when you're watching this sometime in the future. 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Thank you, Marty, so now we have the recording. Yes, thank you very much. It's a pleasure being here. It's incredibly odd to be in a conference with people all over the world. And I have to say, I'm so old that I can't believe it. This could not have been done even a year ago. It's really wonderful what's been happening. Anyhow, I work with LibreText. And for a long time, we've had the motto, Free the Textbook. We've used it occasionally. But I think that's a good theme for this talk. And what I'm going to talk to you about is the rights of learners, how learners need to be able to read OER, accessible, and how to reach it. They have to be able to get the OER. If you want to chat during the meeting, LibreText is a gold sponsor. And we have some chat sessions scheduled during the week. Just go to the LibreText sponsor page. So why? OK, so now I'm ready. OK, so Free the Textbook. It's not about cost, really. Freeing the textbooks does eliminate debilitating costs, but it's much more than that. It means making sure students get access to the textbooks. It means providing the students textbooks that speak to them. We've talked a lot about this this week and also the week before at OER 2020. And it means freeing curricula from the printed textbook straightjacket. Curricula are often locked to the table of contents of the textbook. And it means building tools to create custom materials for the courses and students. So in other words, it's a dissemination problem. It's a construction problem, and it's a learning problem. OK, so these are the five Rs. We all know them. I suggest that there are two more. They're rights of students. The five Rs are really rights of creators, of librarians, of repositories. But students need to be able to read the content, and they need to be able to reach the content, and they need to be able to reach the content globally. Why do we need open textbooks? Well, the first reason is cost, but not in the sense we're saving the students so much money. Cost drives student failures. As UNESCO says, we need OER that's free, available everywhere to everyone, and we need it to be excellent. Let me raise another point that's a little bit subtle. Students have stopped buying textbooks. We know that. But what they've also done is they found ethically questionable ways of accessing the materials. They basically go out on the net, and they find, here's a PDF of this that somebody took. You hear amazing things that students have actually done things like use their phone to copy every page of the textbook while it's sitting out on the shelf in the library. It's insane. Keep going the wrong way. OK. So you've all seen this, and you may see it 10 or 20 times this meeting. And the question is, why are textbooks so expensive? And the answer is pretty much the same answer as why are drugs so expensive? Because the person who pays for it is not the person who orders it. A physician will order or prescribe a drug for you. A faculty member, the teacher, the instructor, they order the textbook. And that explains a lot of things. But the other half of this is who bought it? And increasingly, that's not the student. And increasingly, it affects their grades. One of the other things that is related to this that's bothered me for quite some time is students don't retain their textbooks. They sell them back. Or if they're licensed rentals or whatever, it's only good for a semester or whatever. OK, so now you're a chemistry student. You took your organic class. And now you're taking the MCAT. What do you do? You really erupt the creek. And increasingly, I think a lot of the students are using OER. So cost has this terrible consequence. So what causes all this? Faculty specify textbooks to be used by their class. And publishers, therefore, have marketed to faculty by providing ancillary services. Now, the publishers don't really care about the textbooks anymore. They want to sell you the homework system. And the homework system, the student has to buy. Then the other arrow in the publisher's quiver is inclusive access. Well, who are they marketing inclusive access to? Not to faculty. You don't have any choice anymore. So the question is, why open textbooks? OK, another question. A major advantage of OER is the ability for anyone to remix and make the course and make it more relevant to our students. Now, when we talk about accessibility, there's a lot of talk. You'll hear a lot today, tomorrow, about accessibility due to race, sex, gender, what have you. Uniform formatting, which we have in liberal text, allows us to automate a lot of the technical things on accessibility using apps. This is a little demonstration of something else we've added. You can change the size of the text. You can. This is an accessibility feature. You can change the margins, make it easier to read. You can go to dark mode. Using the beeline reader, you can actually outline phrases. That helps people who have dyslexia or for English as a second language. So let's go back to our question. How can students get their textbooks? They need to be accessible online, in print, and everywhere. And it's a real problem that came to the fore in the last six months that many students lack internet access. Some of them lack electricity. Certainly, as globally, that's an issue. And without that, they can't get their materials. And so you hear stories about students sitting out in their cars.  Now let's talk about textbooks. Over here, you have an Egyptian medical textbook from the time of the Pharaohs. If you're an American, you've heard probably about the New England primer for reading old textbooks. Here's my chemistry textbook. Today's chemistry textbooks. Why are these so much thicker? Printing technology has changed. How about giving tests? Here's a chalkboard. When I was a student, a long time ago, the tests were written on the chalkboard.  Here's a Mimeograph machine. It basically turned out text with blue colors. And the blue colors kind of got off on your white shirt, which you had to wear because you were a student. This is a Gestetner, a little fancier. You can print more. But making tests was not something a faculty member could do until the Xerox machine arrived. And that became a whole different ballgame. And today we give tests in the cloud. So availability is the right to reach the content. We have cloud-based IT through MindTouch. Now, don't get me wrong. Other efforts have these things. I'm using LibreText as something that I know as an example. I'm not saying that FreshBooks doesn't have this or whoever. It opens stacks. OK, so high uptime, and that means no local IT. I think we underestimate the cost of local IT. It is very expensive. You can import it into your learning management system. This is, again, common to platforms via common cartridge. And you can print everything as a PDF. Now, it's better to print things on your desktop printer as a PDF than it is to print. For some reason, it's decided it wants to advance itself. OK, so all of our books are available as files, and they're updated weekly from our online download center. One of the cute things here is we put QR codes into the books for videos. Point your phone at the QR code, and you can see the video. Phones are owned by many, many, many, many more people than devices. So here's just a quick example of going to get your book. We'll let it go through a cycle. I think I'm doing pretty well for time.  The point is you can now get any one of these variations. You can look at the book. You can look at a preview of what your book's going to look like. And finally, you can buy a printed copy. Very inexpensive, about $12. So we're talking about global open ed. Well, these projects, if they're online, they have a global reach. We only get about 40% of our site visits from the United States and about 60% from elsewhere. But it's hard to find a country where somebody's not using Libergex. But the problem with online OER is there are regions where people don't have electricity. So what we've done is we've built Libergex in a box based on a Raspberry Pi. And this just came out. This excites me, because everything is folded together in the Raspberry Pi. And you can actually put a Wi-Fi hotspot. And you can put a solar cell on this. And you can have, for your class, you can have a local internet with OER. What excites me, I'm crazy, is you can take an SD card and put this stuff on an SD card. And you can shove this into an envelope and mail it anywhere in the world. That's a lot easier than mailing a book. This is just disturbing. I'm sorry. I'm having my work with. So anyhow, we're building EPUB format distribution. And we're building an app with QX for cell phones. These are the people who do Wikipedia in a box. So we're going to have a cell phone app. Well, a lot of people want to make their own OER. Some don't. And lots of people, every instructor uses lots of different things. But when they do, they'll skip a section of the textbook, they'll teach in a different order. We'll, oh, here's some copy sheets. Here's some content from other places. And you know what? Students hate all this. They absolutely despise it. It confuses them. So we need to fold all of these resources into a single OER source. Oh, let me talk a little bit about textbooks. Pick up any textbook in any field. The table of contents are the same. They're rigid. Not only are they rigid in terms of subject matter. Anybody here old enough, as old as me, remember the erotic sheet that you got in your textbook? Why? Because they weren't going to repaint this every five or eight seconds, cycles like, what, two, three years. And even PDFs are very hard to alter. So you ask a faculty member, why don't they adopt a textbook? There's not enough resources. It's too hard to find. But the secret is, a lot of them, they don't get paid for creating or using OER. They hate that. So institutions have to develop salary and advancement criteria that will motivate and support their faculty. So let's talk about the textbook of the future. We need a system. We need to make this system easy to use for faculty, students, et cetera. So our answer is, traditionally, OER, you have a faculty member, and they find something in a library, and they point their students to it, and the students go get it. But what we need, we need other things. We need homework systems, annotation, executable code, JavaScript servers, learning analytics, bots to curate things, and a link to your LMS from our LMS so everything passes seamlessly back and forth. We need an ecosystem, not a library. We need to make life easy for instructors, display any language. We do that. It's Unicode, drag and drop remixing. We do that. You can do a book in an hour, automatic generation of indices and tables of contents, doing the scutwork, global and local glossaries, community support. We are a community of faculty and institutional networks. It helps if the deans talk to each other and get behind the project. Let me close with a very quick example of our philosophy. Here's our homework system. Never mind. The point is we have libraries that have been created for different subjects. But our trick is we bring these into a centralized problem library with search capability. And then the assessment of livery depends on how the problem libraries were built. So that goes back there. And then the results go to a centralized gradebook and there's a centralized learning management system interface. So we can extend this this way, that way, to different fields, what have you. Right now, our biggest H5P library is in Spanish. So we have all these running. Having got the first one running that took a long time, the second one took days. The third one took hours. It's a matter of getting our system right. You can embed any of these questions into a textbook. And you can use them summatively. And you can use WebWork and IMFAS formatively. The problem with H5P is security. So what I'm trying to say here is to serve our students, to serve our faculty, we need an ecosystem that matches what commercial publishers are providing. And that's the end. OK. Thank you, Josh. Yeah, we have certainly come a long way with books. And still, the road to Ahead is fascinating. Thank you very much for sharing this wonderful work. We have a few minutes for questions. And I.


What's up? How are you guys this weekend? We have to take a break from the Korean girls before Kim Jong-un Starts coming after me. So today we have low carb love realistic meals for weight loss and a lot of you guys are talking trash about my eye surgery calling me bogged Saying I look like a 70 year old Chinese man. Look in two months. You guys can say that stuff for now I'm still recovering from the surgery. We don't know what it's gonna look like I mean the surgeon is the best guy in the world like I trust his expertise I wouldn't have gotten it done. So again guys, you can call me bogged in two months But until then you guys should chill out, please keep keep the videos on topic on topic Welcome back to my channel. I'm Myra from low carb love now for those of you that don't know me I've lost over a hundred pounds and I've been maintaining my weight for over 15 years So today I want to do a realistic what I eat in a day So there are days where I am super super I mean you guys kind of know my new opinions on low carb diets So we've made several videos in the past year or so about how keto is bad for you You know, you have kidney issues liver issues how these diets are like temporary Band-aids for weight loss and you're trading, you know the weight loss for liver damage You're losing weight, but you're damaging your internal organs Clean super high protein, but today. I just want to show you some of my favorite meals. I love Chipotle I love ramen. I love I just love a lot of different foods And I was thinking about maybe showing you how I make like a at-home version of my Chipotle Bowl I just have my so she's like admitting that she goes out and and binges and eats carbs And that was one of the things we talked about in the keto diet is that you need carbs to have a healthy gut microbiome It's not possible to have a healthy gut without carbs That's one of the main reasons keto is not good or low carb or anything is not good That just got here. So I might make like a little ramen with a little egg and so that's what I'm thinking I'm right now. I'm gonna do my smoothie So I just figure like I might as well bring you guys along and show you some of the delicious foods that I'm gonna be making today Anyway, right now. Let's go nourish my body. I'm gonna do a protein smoothie Maybe add a little bit. I don't know. Let's just go downstairs. I love smoothies I love coffee and we're gonna do a little bit of both to start the day Okay, so I have everything out for my smoothies. I have vanilla protein powder chocolate peanut butter protein powder Unsweetened almond milk, and then we have crunchy peanut butter and cinnamon now for my smoothies. I mean, this is like low quality crappy Low-carb low quality low-carb Does that make sense? the literally just a scoop of protein I do a nice heaping scoop of peanut butter and Unsweetened almond milk I mean every one of those foods. It's not organic. It's full of chemicals Unfavorable fatty acid ratios, especially the peanut butter very hard mega six full of toxin zagro chemicals just very poor food choices Hey, it's the car cinnamon and to be fair That's a reasonable strategy for losing weight right destroying your liver I guess if your body can't process the food you can't gain weight, huh? And this is it sometimes again if I want it more like a frappuccino, I add the ice inside if not Then I just mix it and add the ice into my mason Okey-dokey There we are So good Full of nutrients full of protein. It's gonna hold me off for a few hours So I'm gonna get some work done and then I'll see you back for lunch so from a nutrient perspective the main things people are missing are be vitamins and Usually heavily imbalanced mineral ratios in the body So when people think they're having weight protein or whatever and animal nutrition and and these really Not necessarily doing the many favors, especially if they've been doing it for long periods of time Then you're definitely sufficient in whatever nutrients you think you're getting because you've been following the same diet for how many years All right, so for lunch I drop rate ramen I've been craving ramen and I wanted to go to a ramen spot about 20 minutes from here and I'm like We are just going to make it at home But we're gonna make it low carb. I'm gonna boil the noodles This ramen is from Emmy. This is a low carb ramen. Absolutely love it. It's also vegan friendly This one here is the pork. Honestly, I love all of them the chicken the beef. They all taste really good They remind me of top ramen. I don't know if you had top ramen growing up. I sure did so I do the noodles first and Then once they're pretty soft about five minutes I add in the little problem with a lot of this macronutrient stuff when you're focusing on just low carb is you ignore the food quality And you don't end up being healthy And then I love adding in a little egg and some sriracha Sometimes I add extra like extra things to my ramen, but today I'm just keeping it pretty simple These have 21 grams of protein and six net carbs. I'll leave them linked in the description below You get 15 off using low carb low that check out But if you miss having ramen if or you love these people don't understand that The cells in their body the molecules are physically made up of what they're eating So if you're eating low quality stuff High omega c your cells are going to be made of that your body is just going to be heavily heavily inflamed so when people are skinny fat or They lose weight on the scale, but their body composition still looks terrible It's because of the low food quality in the diet ramen and you want like a lower carb Version this one here is delicious. The texture is so on point the flavors on point. Yeah, everything about it I absolutely love this one is the pork. I usually go for my chicken But this time I ordered all three flavors because sometimes I you know, I just need variety in my life Okay, so my noodles are soft at this point So I let my noodles boil for about five minutes and now I'm just adding in the The flavor And I added my little egg I think we did a healthy udon noodle recipe and I mean I have udon noodles every Night for dinner with the special wheat ones that we sell on Frankie's true range foods so Whatever food this girl makes like there is a high quality and acceptable version like you could find a Just plain grass-fed whey protein powder for breakfast and have that with high quality raw milk or whatever This ramen meal you can swap out all organic ingredients and be mindful of The seasonings and spices and additives that there's a lot of stuff that can be fixed to make this healthy But that requires you know pretty in-depth explanation and a reasonable amount of food knowledge Is exactly what I was craving from earlier this morning And you know, I'm about that spicy life Sriracha And if you're craving noodles, but you eat low carb noodles, I'm assuming the craving doesn't go away The texture of these noodles Are the best low carb noodle I have ever tried It's almost as bad as the vegans, dude Like these low carb people eating pasta is just as bad as the vegans eating fake meat It's like it doesn't make sense if you're logical And you're in with the natural stuff and what we're supposed to do to be healthy. It just doesn't make any sense Perfect bite perfect texture the flavor If you miss like top ramen or ramen and you're just staying low carb or just you know on a weight loss journey These are delicious. I'm looking at myself. I look kind of evil now. I used to look cute Now I look kind of evil and you imagine if I shave the curly hair, dude, I probably look like a criminal I gotta be careful with my haircuts now I'm gonna go enjoy this Get a little bit more work done And then I will see you for dinner Okay, so I've already started prepping for dinner So I'm gonna try to make everything like you know pretty quick and at the same time So I thought about making like this casserole that I really like but then I'm like wait, I've been craving chipotle So let's make a chipotle bowl. I'm making mine low carb. I live a low carb lifestyle.  So I'm gonna make a quick fluffy rice I'm gonna make my meat at the same time so that we can have like you were craving Noodles for lunch.  It's it's just Dinner within like 15 minutes, okay So the one thing about coli rice, which if you watch a lot of my videos, you already know you have to drain the water Because cauliflower just contains a lot of moisture. So you want to drain this out or else You're gonna end up with very mushy rice. We don't want that. We want it nice and fluffy Right, there's just a lot of water in there.  It doesn't work for that Or state. I'm sure that's Japanese have a word for that when I'm thinking chipotle But since I was planning on making something else today, I have ground beef still gonna taste delicious So do not judge me on my ground beef chipotle bowl.  What type of haircut do they usually have?  So with the ground beef because I just have back here fat. I don't add extra oil This will actually release some oil and I sometimes drain it so that You know, just so I don't have I don't eat look while I was out in california. I admit I bought the good old Grain fed grind a angus prom bite because dude, whatever they feed the grass fed cows out there in california I wasn't having it. I took one bite out of those grass fed california steaks And I was like, this is the most disgusting thing I've ever had in my life So I went right back to the supermarket and I bought that fatty sick cow pink Juicy grain fed whereby it was it was it was a treat compared to it was a treat compared to Compared to that gnarly grass fed stuff, but no the stuff we have on frankie's range meat is good. That's okay, but You know if you have an a grain fed ruby steak once in a while It's it's not the end of the world Eating that meat all day every day though is a different story and the ground beef is ground beef is a little fishy ground beef is a little fishy. You just thought I'd uh Throw that out there So much oil. So anyway I'm just gonna make this really quickly and then I'm going to show you how I assemble it a little cilantro in there and A little tiny bit of lime And we'll set that aside Okay, so I took out most of the oil And there's still a little bit here. So I'm just gonna saute my onion And peppers. This is kind of like the the little fajitas at chipotle. We're gonna do cumin I mean we haven't spoken about the Grain fed corn stuff Angus prom bite in a while right we haven't Look, it's just all that crap and chemicals and jabs and stuff they give to the cows that ends up in the meat. So You don't really want to eat it Makes you estrogenic you gain weight Well, I mean you go to peter luger have a steak once in a while. I'm not the end of the world Let's do garlic powder onion powder I mean the spice the dry spices and seasonings high in histamine can be inflammatory. I'm not I'm really not a fan of them Okay, so our rice and meat is done. Now it is time to assemble our chipotle bowl Okay, so I already have all my toppings prepped And this is actually like really really easy if you want to do like family chipotle night So we're gonna start off with our Rice so far The cauliflower with that ground beef and onions as a side dish is I mean Especially if it was an organic version of that I would 100% eat a very healthy meal So I guess we'll see if she makes it bad in any way. Okay And now I'm adding my beef with my peppers. So like The peppers are like the fajitas. I mean you need a starch more carb source At least it's not super inflammatory A little bit of cheese A ton of commercial dairy to it. Okay so I tried to place my avocado nice and aesthetic but Then I'm just gonna top it off With my salsa You can add in some sour cream. I'm personally I'm not a big sour cream fan I like actually extra avocado if I'm gonna like if I want that creaminess But this right here is my little chipotle bowl. I swear to you I've been craving chipotle And this is going to hit the spot. I'm so excited. Yeah, I mean just regular chipotle. It's healthier You know beef rice and beans is healthier than this You know You need the carbs. You need the starch to feed your bacteria And adding spices and seasonings and flavorings that that might inhibit your liver function To make up for your cravings is not gonna help Okay, let's see a little taste Just as good if not better So Here you have my homemade chipotle bowl This is So much less expensive. I don't know. It's just it's very budget friendly in comparison to going to chipotle Especially when feeding a lot of bro anything you can't eat out anymore, dude I was thinking of opening a burger uh burger stand or some type of fast food restaurant in my grocery store because McDonald's is like 15 bucks now just to eat by yourself. It's insane. It's insane I mean I'm saying that but then I'd probably go to these big food distributors and I realized why They're charging $15 for a meal now But you you can't you can't eat out anymore, dude. You can't it's gotten to the point where I'm I think there's going to be a second wave of like restaurant closures and issues because this is It's getting bad. It's getting worse now. It's getting worse The prices don't stop rising also make it a meal prep it I meal prep these a lot because the rice and the meat obviously stays good and then just do the topping separately But overall this is one of my favorite things to eat whether it's for lunch or for dinner It always hits the spot every single single time All right, so chipotle will On point if you have not tried making chipotle at home You definitely have to my ramen was good my smoothie today has just been like my day My food has laid today and then to finish off with a little Chocolate just gonna have a little maybe two You know depending on my mood a little coffee to end my day But I wonder how she sleeps So good Sometimes I feel like with dessert People think like they have to over complicate it and make like a whole huge I feel like if you're eating coffee and chocolate for dessert that you take sleeping meds, but Okay Sometimes just like a little chocolate a strawberry a few little berries with some whipped cream or something Call it a day So if you like this video make sure you hit that like button and don't forget to hit the little uh, I don't know if I was a little mean today I'm just trying to help people out give them an idea of what they should be doing Uh, but but to be more constructive Uh what you need to do to go from a low carb diet like this to to back to eating carbs again and actually being healthy I mean Obviously, I could just say oh Watch my youtube videos watch my food pyramid videos check out all that stuff Uh, number one is you want Wi-Fi emf protective clothing to make sure your digestive organs are not being inhibited And then you can lose weight and process food properly And then number two is just go organic or high quality with everything eat whatever you want Meat bread fruits veggies eat whatever you want as long as it's organic and high quality Wear the Wi-Fi shielding protective clothing and then take it from there Then you if you do have health issues if there's things you need to fix That that's a very good starting point instead of falling into some trap like this Uh thinking it's it's the end all be all solution, but I don't I don't think that a low carb diet should be followed under any circumstance There there's no scenario where it's ever the healthiest option. Uh, but anyway, thank you guys for joining Uh, if you do want to support me you can check out frank dash to phone com for all of my interesting businesses You can you know, we have so many youtube videos you guys can watch and learn more just type frank to final keto frank to final low carb You can see kind of all my recent opinions and in-depth explanations behind that stuff But um Tire guys it's like 3 a.m Uh working all day So while we're going to wrap things up, but as usual guys drop a like on the video Leave a comment down below. Stop calling me bogged Make sure to subscribe and check that notification bell and I'll see you guys soon


オープンインフラTVジャパンへようこそ 司会を務めます 日本オープンスタッピーザー会会長の水野とクラウドオペデターデイズ東京 実行委員長の端川です今日から始まりました オープンインフラストラクチャーサミット初のオンライン開催となりましたが 先ほど初日の基調公演が終わったところですそちらを大事実で紹介します また 明日の基調公演も少し覗いてみたいと思いますその前に キーノとは本イベントのプラットフォームを通じてオンデマンドでいつでも視聴できます 気になる方はぜひそちらもご覧くださいまた イベント開催中は 110カ国のコミュニティメンバーと出会うチャンスですセッションチャットで対話し オープンインフラマーケットプレイスにアクセスしその体験をハッシュタグ オープンインフラストラクチャーサミットで共有しましょう今回で21回目を迎えるサミットの基調公演のテーマはオープンインフラストラクチャーの次の10年です本サミットはオープンスタックファンデーションがオープンインフラストラクチャーサミットファンデーションになるという十代発表でまかわけしましたこの意味についてオープンスタックファンデーションはオープンインフラストラクチャーファンデーションになることで商用の基盤ソフトウェアをコミュニティベースへ構築するための次のステップへ踏み出したということを強調していますなお今回の十代発表はオープンインフラドットデブのサイトで確認できますので詳細をチェックしグローバルコミュニティにどのように貢献できるのかご確認くださいそれではマークとジョナさんによる発表を見てみましょうThis is the 10th anniversary of OpenStackWe just had the 22nd OpenStack releaseAnd this year we've been thinking, you know, really how did all of this get startedAnd if we go back to the beginningHow this started was about an ideaThis all started with an idea that there should be open source infrastructure as a service softwareAs we enter this period of time where more than everWe all depend on digital infrastructure for the things that are important in our livesAnd that is a thing that I think at the time was a big ideaBut we had a very small group that was starting that outWe had about 25 people that really formed up what started back thenAnd it was about 20,000 lines of codeSo almost no software at allAnd over time we had hundreds of community members who joined inAnd then it was thousands and then tens of thousandsAnd together what we all did is we added more capabilities into more OpenStack projectsAnd then across the open source ecosystemWe saw projects like Cloud Foundry that started upWe saw Seth, OpenVSwitchNow we have KubernetesAnd this whole idea of open source infrastructureHas become more relevant than ever todayAnd what's incredible when you think about what's happening right nowThere's just more and more being createdI mean, I would be surprised if this week we see new ideasTurn into new communities and start writing new softwareAnd we really believe in creating communities that write software to run in productionAnd one of the things that we're so excited aboutIs some of the new companies that are actually getting involved right nowIn fact, just in the past week, our board of directors metAnd we had four new companies that applied to become Platinum membersAnd we're accepted at that board meeting for next yearAnd that's never happened before in a single yearLet alone in a single board meetingAnd that's just incredibleWe had companies like Ant GroupWho has the AliPay platformWhich we'll be hearing more about later todayFrom one of their engineersWe had Facebook connectivityWe had FiberHomeAnd WinRiverSo that really puts us on an amazing courseAnd these are the companies that believe in this community-ledOpen-source community-building software approachSo like Mark said now, we have new communitiesWe have new companiesWe have new technologiesAnd I think that this is a really exciting timeAnd one of the things that we are super happy to be able to announce todayIs that we are announcing the Open Infrastructure FoundationAs the successor to the OpenStack FoundationCheers!Cheers!COMPAI!Yeah, this is excitingThis is really great newsAnd it's something that I think representsWhere we have gotten to as our communityAnd we are open-infraredいかがでしたか?コミュニティー種度のソフトウェア開発を中心にさえる新たな基盤ソフトウェアの継続的開発と発展を試み今まで以上にコミュニティーとグローバルな開発集団に重きを置くスタイルでこれからの10年を占う非常に大きな発表でした一人一人のグローバルコミュニティーへの貢献が世界を変えるソフトウェアを作っていくそんな未来を予感させるものだと私は感じました Thus, there is a need to rethink the way we buildAnd offer connectivity solutionsAs we rethink how networks should be builtWe realize that there is significant vision alignmentbetween the OIF and MAGMA community around connectivityConnectivity is this phenomenal mandate to take on as a community of peoplewho care about the impact of technology on every humanThis is also why I am personally so excited about this collaborationOver the last year, we have been working with the OIF communityin moving MAGMA from a Facebook incubated projectto more of a community led software development projectWithout further ado, what is MAGMA?A good way to think about it is to start by thinking about the problem statement around the networkA network in rural Brazil looks the same as a network in downtown San FranciscoA one size fits all modelThe problem though of connecting the next billion users to a higher quality internetis a problem of heterogeneityHeterogeneity in access technologyWi-Fi, 5G, LTE depending on how the user is accessing the internetHeterogeneity in scaleis it a two site deployment in the Amazon jungleor a 200 site deployment in a periurban areaand heterogeneity in a business modelSo a solution that addresses this needneeds to allow for all access technologiesLTE, Wi-Fi and 5GSupports scale art architectures that were popularized by web scale companiesfor different size of deploymentsand allow for customizationthrough permissive licenses and extensible APIsto enable new and novel business casesTying all of this together into something concreterelease 1.3 is available nowand supports fixed wireless carrier Wi-Fiand private LTE use casesこのコミュニティには様々なオープンソースプロジェクトがあります興味があるプロジェクトを見つけ積極的に参加してみてくださいさて次に紹介するVictoria Martinez de la Cruzさんは南アメリカに住む英語を募告しない方です彼女がオープンスタグコミュニティに参加するには様々な道のりがありましたいくつもの困難の末彼女はコアコンテリビューターとなり広く開発戦に手を差し伸べるOutreachプログラムでも活躍し世界中から多くの新しいコンテリビューターを連れてくることに成功しましたそんな彼女の旅路を覗いてみましょうI was afraid of speaking up because of a language barrierPlease don't worry about thatWe are a global communityBecause of thatWe know how to make a comfortable environment for you to speak upFor instance, you see the picture on the screenThis picture was from last opening for summit in ShanghaiFor that session, we set up a board in which we started making annotations of the different changes that we need to doAnd if we couldn't communicate things verballyWe will take those annotations and pass them through a software translatorAnd make sure that every single contributor on that room were on the same pageSo in a virtual environment that is going to be even easierBut if not, definitely we have ways for us to make sure that we communicate dynamicallySo don't worry and speak upAnd if anything come up that make you feel uncomfortableYou can reach a lot of people in the community続いてはTerry Krattsさんです彼はOpen infrastructureとは何かクラウドネイティブアプリケーションがプログラマブルな基盤を必要としていることそしてOpen infrastructureはそれらに応える手段であることを説明しました彼はこれらのテクノロジーは互いに協合するコンペクティブなものではなく保管するコンプリメンタリーであるということを強調していますそれではTerryのクリップをご覧ください20 years ago, you would procure some physical hardwareand as an application deployer, you would install an operating system, your dependenciesand your applications directly on top of thatthen we started to add more abstractions, more layerswe added hardware virtualizationabstracting the server you're deploying on from the physical hardware that runs itthen we added cloud APIs to allow to programmatically access those virtualized resourcesso you have programmable infrastructure on one sideand cloud native applications being deployed on top of thatmore recently, we added a new layerapplication deployment APIsthat is what Kubernetes provideshigher level primitives to deploy complex applications on top of this programmable infrastructureso you get the idea herethere is a growing new role of providing infrastructurefor application deployers to deploy onand that is the population that we care aboutwhen we talk about Open infrastructuregiving that population open source solutions for providing infrastructureand the solution is not one project hosted by one foundationyou have to mix a lot of ingredients, lots of building blocksto build a solution that is customized to your needsto facilitate that, we need to collaborate without boundariesto integrate various solutions to test that all things work well together続いては本日アップデートが発表された2つのオープンソースインフラスタクチャープロジェクトオープンスタックとカタコンテナーズの紹介ですどちらも先日リリースを言わったばかりでオープンスタックは22番目となるビクトリアが先週リリースされカタコンテナーズはバージョン2.0が今月始めにリリースされました2つのプロジェクトおめでとうございますオープンスタックは全世界で1500万コアで展開されていることをご存知でしょうか貴重公演の中ではワークデーがどのように40万コアをまで成長したかについて語られていますまたアリバカグループのアントグループはカタ2.0の機能とそれを本番環境でどのように利用しているかについて語っていますそれではビデオをご覧くださいWe're using OpensVac to deploy applicationsand running microservices at workdayIt allows developers to build onesand deploy their application across all the data centersin a very consistent mannerWe're experiencing a good rapid growthat workday of our OpensVac deploymentsone of the primary reasons is that workday's business growth itselfAs we are getting new customers we need to grow our platformwhere we are running this app or applicationsAnd also another driver is moving legacy applicationsto a virtualized platformOur current deployment of OpensVacwe are running on five different data centersWe have 45 running clusters39,000-something VM and 422,000 coresIn 2018, we announced Kata containers 1.0 in my coreAfter that, we kept improving the Kata containersand contributing to related communitiesAnd we have released 12 1.0 stable releases in the past two yearsToday, we are proud to announce the release of the Kata 2.0LifeMate is a feature of the KataIn 2.0, one of the major improvementsis to reduce the sandboxing overheadI'm writing the Kata agent with just languageAnd employing TTRPC instead of the GRPC for the agent protocolThe Kata agents have already changed the memory consumptionfrom 11 MB to 400 or 300 kilobytesThat's about 1.0 Xさて,サミット高齢のスーパーユーザーアワードですが今年は日本からもノミネットされていますOpenSackのユースケースでノミネットされたLINE株式会社様、誠におめでとうございますHello, we are platform teams in LINEWe are happy to show our open infrastructure-related activity hereFirst of all, LINE has messaging services,payments, travel, delivery, games, and so onThese services are built on top of our open infrastructureThis is the number of LINE's open infrastructureLINE has 180 million monthly active users all over the worldAnd to accommodate the workload for these usersWe have 2,400 hypervisors across four regions67,000 virtual machines are runningSeparately from virtual machine, we also have 50,000 bare metal serversWe also have 350 Kubernetes clustersAnd amount of Kubernetes cluster nodes is 54,000 nodeswhich run on our open infrastructureAnd our safe storage is 17 petabytes across three regionsOur open infrastructure is quite hugeSo we basically feedback problems and its solutionswe hit in large scale deploymentThis feedback is varied from code level to knowledge levelAnd also we started Oslo Metrics projectin OpenStack Oslo communitywhich is really useful to visualize OpenStack internal workloadThank you初日の貴重公演ハイライトは以上になりますこの後約12時間後に放送される2日目のキーノートについて少しだけご覧いただきますOpen infrastructureの次の10年を推進するイノベーションについて議論される予定ですご期待くださいSo why are we using Zoom?Well, one of our developers have this in a really good wayAnd he believes that premium cars need premium toolsAnd Zoom is a premium toolAnd it forces us to have a green masterIn that way, we increase the development speedFor example, the one pedal driver Polestar2 was built with ZoomSulu version 3Why do we use that?Well, to handle development in an NVIDIA central computerBut there are many teams with different garridsAnd we have the introduction of cloud nodesWe really need Sulu version 3And here we rely on cross-project dependenciesWhich is the feature of ZoomAnd as mentioned many times beforeThe most important feature of Zoom is the gating systemDo not merge broken codeWe believe that if open-source pods are going to be successful in the long runThe open-source community needs its own cloudIn 2018, we reached out to the OpenStack FoundationTo explore our ideaAnd we thought we were going to piss them offBut Mark and Jonathan said, yes, finallyAnd together we launched Open InfoLabsWe got together in real life to talk and planWe had concrete goals and great clarity on our MVPAnd I'm not kidding hereThis is a card we wrote that dayIt's really hard to argue with avoid Zoom as an MVPOur goal is to create a federated large-scale cloudStarting with academiaA lot has happened in the wonderful world of OpenStackSince our last Open Infrastructure Summit a year agoTwo software releases, in factThe Ushuri and Victoria releasesAs Dawson mentioned, Ushuri saw a lot of growthIn new areas of technology, particularly around encryption and securityIn the most recent release, Victoria, Ironic saw an over 60% increase in activityAnd landed changes focused on reducing the footprint of its standalone serviceAnd supporting more systems at the edgeThere was also a focus on hardware enablementAnd with that came more supportAnd more ways of interacting with FPGAsWhich is an area that we expect to continue to growIn the Wallaby release in AprilThere's always more work to be doneAnd we always welcome more contributors明日のキーノートは日本時間で10月21日、深夜0時にスタートします日本では遅い時間ですが是非ライブでの視聴をお楽しみくださいサミットの全てのコンテンツはオンデマンドで使用できますさらにオープンインフラマーケットプレイスは終日オープンしてますので是非一度足を運んでみてくださいそれではみなさま素晴らしいサミットWe are Open Infra私たちはOpen Infra