Hi, everybody. I'm SteelWagstaff. Welcome to the February Pressbooks Monthly Product Update. What I'm going to start the meeting with is showing you several of the things that we have released and that are in production for all of our clients and open source Pressbooks users. The first thing that we want to share is that we have added support to Pressbooks for Google Analytics 4. If you don't know, Google Analytics is a tool that allows you to add tracking information to your websites or to your pages and collect it in the Google Analytics dashboard and visualize who's visiting your site, from where, how often, how long they're staying and those kinds of things. If you run a Pressbooks network, you have a built-in Cocoa Analytics integration which will do all that stuff without tracking the user in the ways that Google does, but you also may want to do it with Google because Google provides additional tools and services. This is an optional third-party integration. For many, many years, Google Analytics used something called UA or Universal Analytics. It was a bit more aggressive in how it set and used cookies. In order to comply with GDPR and some of the increased privacy regulations, Google has announced that they are retiring Universal Analytics on July 1st of this year, and they've released a new product called GA4 or Google Analytics 4. What we've done is we've added support for Google Analytics 4 to Pressbooks. You can use either or both up until July 1st at which point we'll remove support from the old retired product. This is what it looks like. I'm going to share a screen here and show you in Pressbooks how you can configure this. If you're a network manager, you'll come to your administrator network in the settings page and you'll see a tab that says third-party tools. Previously, there was just a single field for Google Analytics. Now there's two fields, one that takes a UA ID and one that takes the new GA4 ID. They're slightly different. You'll know the difference based on the prefix. We've added a little note here that informs people that this particular way of doing Google Analytics will stop working on July 1st. On the back end, what you would have to have done previously, there's a guide that covers all this. So if you want to know how to do this, here is the guide for network managers that we've written. I'm going to drop this link in here if you want to visit it. But we describe how to do this and what happens. So it's pretty simple and pretty straightforward. But if you look here, this is an example of the Google Analytics dashboard that uses Universal Analytics. I haven't customized anything. I haven't built reports. I haven't done anything fancy. There's quite a lot of powerful tools that are outside the scope of what I can train you on and show you. But if you are a Google Analytics user or a power user, this is the kind of dashboard you'd see. And it's sending information based on GA4, the new Google Analytics method. The next thing that I want to talk about is support for a feature that we sometimes call internally, Shapeshifter. And what Shapeshifter is is essentially a tool that allows you to customize the font families that are used in the header text and the body text for any given theme. So I just want to share my screen and I'll kind of demonstrate what I mean by this. In pressbooks for any book that you use, you have the ability to choose a theme. So here are the 21 themes that are available on our hosted networks. You can see, if you look at these screenshots, the major difference for the themes are going to be the typefaces that are used for headers and body text. There are other differences, but that is a big one. So you pick the theme that you like based on the appearance that you like best. In this case, I'm using McLuhan. Previously, McLuhan and Malala had a feature that let you change the typeface for the web book, the PDF and the ebook, and only those two themes had it. But we've added this feature to all of our themes. So I'm going to activate the Andreson theme. And you'll notice that the appearance of my book will then change. So when I visit this book now, it's going to look Andreson-y instead of McLuhan-y. So when I visit this, you'll see that the chapter uses all of the Andreson styles. Well, what's now present is if you go into theme options and go to web options, you'll see two new options for every theme, the header font and the body font. So right now you can see this is my header font, this is my body font. If I want to use the Andreson theme but change the header and body font in the web book only, I can do that here and you'll see a drop down. So for my header font, let's say I want to use Roboto and the body font, I'm going to want to use Spectral for example. I'm going to save those changes here. Now, when I refresh this, you'll notice the header and body font have just changed. I'm now using whatever I chose. I can't remember. Roboto is now being displayed for the header font throughout my book, and Spectral is now my body font. You can customize this separately or the same way in the PDF export options. So here, let's say I want to use Leto for my header and Noto Serif. Let's go with Crimson Text for the body font. And you can also customize it for the ebook. I'm just going to show you the PDF for now. So I'm going to go to my PDF export tool. I'm going to generate a new digital PDF and in a couple of seconds, I'll download this and show you that the PDF is using yet different typefaces or fonts for the header and the body. So this is a feature that's been added to all of our themes.  It just gives you a bit more flexibility and power to customize those things in different contexts without having to pick a whole new theme or get rid of the theme because you just didn't like the typefacing. So here you'll see this, if I go into the chapter, this font and this font are different from this font and this font. You can see there's subtle but slight differences. And I could change them back or put them to the default if I wanted to. This is a book-level setting and it's available now in all of our themes. There's a question I see from Cheryl in the there's a couple of questions that I missed. Ariana, the question is what do you just need to add the new ID for GA4? Yes, exactly. You would just generate whatever the ID is in Google Analytics for GA4 and you would just enter that in that field and GA4 would begin working. You could then remove the UA or leave it in place for as long as you want. You can send both types of analytics to Google and sort it out but it's up to you. You can replace it or duplicate it. Cheryl had a question about readability. So the question was to improve readability with long book titles, is there a way to change the all caps to title case or sentence case? Yes, for sure. So Cheryl, what you're talking about I guess would be is this right here what you're asking about? Exactly. Okay, so let me show you that. That would be customizing the CSS. So here I would use my browser tool to inspect this and I say, okay, this is the H1 class reading header title and there's probably a CSS rule right here that says text transform. If I take this rule out and I were to say text transform, that's the rule that we want there. So this is custom CSS. You could make a feature request and say, hey, do this everywhere because I think it's better for readability or you could do it at the individual book level by coming into your book and saying appearance, custom styles, I come in and set this and I'm going to say text transform none. So I've written new CSS and I'm saying apply this CSS to my book. Hopefully this will do the trick. There we go. So I just changed that for that book. That's how you could do it with custom CSS if unless and until we made that a global change everywhere. I hope that helps with that question, Cheryl. Yes, thanks very much. So if we wanted to apply that to all of the books in our catalog, we would just submit that as a feature request. Yeah, I think probably you could send it to premium support and say, hey, I think all caps titles are hard for legibility and readability. This is accessibility issue. Please make them sentence case or make them write no don't text transform. And then what I would do is it would probably be a pull request that one of our developers open. That's kind of a one line fix. And if we agreed that something we want to implement universally, that would be a very fast and easy thing for us to do. Very cool. Thank you. Yeah, thank you, Cheryl. Any other questions that people have about the font selector or the Google analytics I didn't address already? Yeah, I have a question that I think is related to the themes. So I'm wondering, is there a way to easily tell what the differences are across all of the themes, especially those that are not related to the font selection? Because right now, I think most of our faculty or press folks users choose their theme based on the appearance, but now that we can also adjust the font, it would be helpful to know if you really want this feature, you should use this theme or one of these themes, like a comparison chart or something would be helpful. I don't know if that exists already. Ariana, it doesn't exist, and that is a great idea. The honest truth is, I don't even know what all the differences are between our themes. So somebody knew at some point, it was probably Hugh or our past developers, and I will suggest that to our support team and our documentation team. The themes, there's like hundreds and hundreds of possible variables that could be slightly different from theme to theme. And it's a bit overwhelming if we presented all of them, but we could present probably some high level differences, like what's different from theme to theme. We don't do that right now. And that's a great idea. Thank you, Ariana. Okay, cool. Yeah, that would be great. Thank you. Many of you have wanted to know both the impact of your books and providing analytics or stats about page views and downloads is one way to do that. But another way that you can see that a book has reach in the world is by understanding more about how it's been adopted or used by other people. If you publish an opening license book, it means that other people have permission to make a copy and revise that copy and redistribute that copy. We support something in press books called cloning, and previously it was very difficult if you wrote a book to know if your book had been cloned. And if your book had been where it had been cloned and who had cloned it and what they had done with it. And we knew that authors and network managers wanted to know more information about clones that had been made of their book, just to see the life that their book has taken on outside of their network. And so we've added a couple of, a couple of new features that help with this. The first is if you're a network manager, you have a network stats page, and you can see things like users over time, books over time, who's made the most revisions on your network, network storage. And now there's a new thing here that it's a little stat feature here that's called most cloned books. So it's a little graph or little chart and it's going to reload. And it's going to show you since we added this feature at the end of last year, which books on your network have been cloned the most often. We're trying to figure out a way that we could add some retroactive information. We know quite a bit about clones that have happened on networks that we host. We haven't yet added the backfill data, and we may never be able to. But for now, since the end of last year, this will keep track of how many times each of your books have been cloned and which have been cloned the most.  And if you were to click on a particular book, like what is test shapeshifter, you would see each book now has a new page that's called book info that tells you about. Here's the book that I have. Here's when it was created. Here's how many times it has been cloned. So our cloning routine now has a feature where it's like, when you finish, please inform the parent book that you made a clone and where you live. Now there's a couple of things I want to note about this. We only added the ability to reliably track successful clones. It was technically like right before the end of 2023, but we're saying at the beginning of 2023, the list may not include all clones made before that time. And the second piece is this URL here, it was a real URL when the clone was completed. But we have no way of knowing whether that book is still live now or whether that book still serves up this, the press books book. So please exercise some caution or restraint. Like if you choose to visit this book, know that it may not be a book anymore. It may have been deleted. The host of this network could have replaced it with some other resource, but at the best of our knowledge, at the time the clone was made, this was where it lived, and this was when the clone was made. So every book author right now, it lives in under tools in the book dashboard and a page called cloning stats. We may decide to move that somewhere else or rearrange this when we redo the book dashboard, but for now that's where it's at. And every book that has been cloned has one of these pages. For network managers, again, you can see this graph in the most clone books thing, and each of these will link to the particular tell me more about the clones that have been made for a given book. So that's a new feature. Hopefully that will help give you more visibility into the life that your books take on, your open books take on after they leave your network. And I'm open any questions or comments people have about that feature. Is there a way to automate some kind of notification if a clone happens based on that? Yeah, potentially. Yes, Liz, we've thought about this. And I would love to hear from you about the kind of notifications that you would like. We don't want to spam people with a bunch of notifications, but it is possible potentially to notify either a network manager or author or authors when their book has been cloned. Is that something you'd be interested in having? And if so, what kind of notifications would you want? I do get some notifications, and I think that I normally opt in to those. So maybe an opt in type option would be nice. I could tell me that my book has been cloned kind of opt in. Yeah, yep. Or even for network managers too. But I think it would be interesting for authors to be able to have that option too. Yeah, thanks, Liz. Other thoughts from network managers or people? Would you or your authors be interested in notifications? And if so, does opt in sound like the right way to go? Yeah, thanks. I see a thumbs up. This is something we may discuss and we might come back to in the future, but appreciate the input on that. And thanks for asking, Liz. That's an idea we had talked about and we haven't built that feature yet. We probably need to do a bit more research with authors and network managers to find out what they want so that it's useful and not just noise for them. Another change that we made, this is probably of interest mainly for developers or people who are hosting their own press books networks, but we have now ensured that press books and all of the plugins and themes that we maintain are fully compatible with PHP 8.1. It's a newer release of PHP. We are now running PHP 8.1 on all of our production servers hosting press books and things are working smoothly.  We'll be working on PHP 8.2 compatibility next. So we're keeping up with WordPress on that and we're keeping up with the latest releases of PHP. Thanks to our developers for lots of hard and visible work, just making sure that we do that. The benefit for you, I guess, is you're running a later version of PHP, which will be more secure. It should be faster and it includes some improved functions and tools that developers like to use and benefit from. All right, so the next thing that I want to show is the coming soon piece. This is something that you got an email from me about probably and that you've seen a blog post or a community forum post about, but we have really over the last several months we've been talking to and doing a lot of research into what do network managers need to administer and run their networks better or more easily. And in the course of those conversations, many of you participated. So if you have, thank you very much. We have redesigned a couple of pieces of the network manager experience. And I want to kind of give you a tour of what you'll see and what's going to happen. And we're pretty close to releasing this. So this is much closer to release than the last time I was just showing you a wire frame. So first I'm going to just start with the login experience. If I'm a network manager and I come to a network, I'm going to log in as a network manager. So I'll click the sign in button. So a network manager logs in.  You've seen that we've already built dashboards for users and for books. This is the last piece of that dashboard design. So network managers, this will be your new dashboard. It'll have a little welcome message that will tell you the name of your network. It will tell you very basic information about the number of books, the number of users, and the link where you can go to that stats page that we were just showing them. So if I were to click this link, I would then see the detailed stats about users, books, revisions, storage, and clones. The next thing that you would see would be here are the three basic tasks that you want to do to update your home page. And when I say your home page, what I mean is the page that users see when they first visit your network, this page here, as the network manager, you control what gets displayed on this page and what doesn't. And so the first thing we'll show you is on your dashboard, there'll be a link that says customize the appearance. If you click this link, it takes you to the page where you can customize the appearance of your network. So you'll see a page looks like this. You can change things like the title of this, press books, network, and you'll see it being updated in real time, a test network for publishing books. And you can see I can add a logo. I could change the colors to the branding colors of my institution. All the things that you do to customize the home page of your network, that's going to be available to you directly from your dashboard. We know that's a really common task for new network managers and so put it front and center. The second link is going to allow you to create or edit pages. So if you visit the root network side, you'll notice you could make additional pages like a help page or a contact page and link them in your header and footer. So if you wanted to make a help page or a contact us page, they would look like this. You could go ahead and do so from this menu here. It lets you create or edit pages. So you'll see the about page, the catalog page, the help, and the home page. The third choice is if you are using one of our networks and you have Cocoa Analytics installed, you'll see there'll be some analytics for your home page, which will tell you information about how frequently your home page and your home page pages are visited by the public. So in this case, this is not a network that we use very often, but you'll see over the last month, there have been eight visits to my home page. And here's when people visited them. So that's that first block here, the update home page block. Those are the most common actions you'll do for your home page. And then as a network manager, you'll administer your network. And here's the three most common actions that network managers told us they do. The first thing is that they adjust their network settings. So if you click on this link, this will take you to all the settings that you can control as a network manager. There's the Google Analytics one I was showing you earlier. There's the settings about book and user registration. And there are the settings about your network defaults. It shows you who your network managers are. If you're using the results for LMS plugin, how many people have used it, and then some defaults for uploads and language and page size and book theme. That's all available from the dashboard for network managers. The second and third links here are going to be your book list and your user list. If you run a network before you've seen these before, but your book list is the list of all the books on your network with a whole bunch of filters that help you filter what's on your network by type. And the user list is very similar, but for users. So here's all the users on your network. And you could say, I want to see everybody who has the admin role in at least two books. Okay, just this person and I could download that list as a CSV if I want. Finally, the bottom section here are here are the support resources that matter most to you as a network manager. So we're linking to the network manager guide, which is our written guide documentation. We're linking to the community forum, which is where network managers can go to discuss items of interest with each other or with us. There's a link to the webinar series that we offer. We offer free webinars on a monthly basis. They're sometimes useful for network managers and very often useful for end users. And finally, if you're hosting a network with us, there'll be a link that you can just contact premium support directly. This is where you would go if you get stuck or you have questions you can't answer. So what we've tried to do is say, what is everything that you need to do most? Let's put it in one place in an easy to navigate location. I saw a question from Nick, which says, is there any chance of having user-specific analytics for those working on books instead of the page-by-page editing information? Nick, could you say a bit more about what you mean by that? I'm not sure. I was tracking what you're saying. Sure. The reason I asked is because I have a lot of books that I have my hands in right now and even beyond OpenRN. And the concern is being able to see when a specific user, being able to see more of a comprehensive overview of where all they've been in a book instead of having to crawl through the back end of the book page-by-page down at the bottom to see, oh, they were in here stage January 22nd. Is there any talk about making that more of like, oh, I can just click on this user and see all the different places they've been? Great. I'll show you what we have now, which you may not know about, and then you can tell me what we could do to make this better.  So this is user info. So for example, let's, this is not the greatest network because there's not a lot of people on it, but I'll look at Thomas P.P. When I click the info page, every one of your users will have this block. This tells you who they are, their name, when their account was created, when they logged in last, how many books they belong to, and how many edits they've made. And then this is the only drill down information we have about a book, but it will tell you this user has made this many revisions on this book. And here's the last time they made a revision. Is that close to what you want? And what's missing from this for you? What's missing is being able to see all the individual edits over a period of time. Like which chapters they've edited and when in a given book? When they've been in their EO. Yeah, okay. Which I mean, we can see page by page, it's just a little time consuming. And the reason that comes up is because when there's a team of four or five of us in there, a lot of times we forget where we've been. If you're working as a team, you want to be able to see who's done what when in a given book. Correct. Yeah, that's an interesting problem. We don't have anything good for that right now, but I can see why that would be useful. And what I can do is I can work with you and other people who want this to put this as a feature into our backlog and figure out what we could build to give you that kind of information, but right now there's not much for that. Okay, yeah, I would just be more for like auditing and reporting honestly. Okay, sure. Yeah, for people who need to know that information. Yeah, let's talk you and I and then I'll open this up to other network managers over time and we'll make sure we do some good requirements needs gathering before we start designing a solution for that. But that makes sense. I could see why you want that. I think it'd be useful just to pull the last edit date and time to the top of the page, the top of the edit page. Because some of our interesting chapters are like, you know, you have to scroll, scroll, scroll, scroll, scroll just to get that that would probably be kind of nice. Let me let me share my screen to make sure I understand what you're saying and that everybody's on the same page with this. So let's say I go to this book. So I'm going to edit a chapter, for example. I can't tell when this book chapter was last revised unless I mean I can look down here for created. But I have to scroll all the way down here before I see the revision block. Yeah. And if it's a really fat, in fact, if you just, yeah, if you just added it like right above or right below the created date, that would probably solve whether like, for example, as an individual user, I bet you I can drag this. Where can I put it? I'm probably going to break something here because I just moved it. Okay, I can move it just below the text block. But yeah, so you're saying displaying it somewhere up here like last revised, last revised would be at a glance very helpful for you. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, because scrolling all the way down to see that is not a great user experience. I have just felt your pain by trying to do it myself. Or maybe even over in the sidebar. Yeah. Cool. Yeah. Great suggestion. Thank you. You can jump right to the bottom of the page. But if you have a really long page, you've probably have a lot of edits. And so that list of edits, you have to go up, you know, you have to jump up two or three, four times to get to the sweet spot there. Perfect. Thank you. Very helpful. I'm going to go back to the screen recording part and the screen share and show you a couple of other things that we've worked on besides this dashboard that are coming soon to network manager.  And you have this big old dashboard of which you only ever use appearance and sometimes pages. And it looks really similar to a book dashboard. And so we've heard from dozens of you, this is really confusing. What dashboard am I actually on? And you then have a network admin dashboard where you do most of the other things. It also looks really similar. And so knowing which dashboard you're on, add to the mix, a book dashboard here, you've got one dashboard, two dashboards, three dashboards, and they look similar and you're not always sure which one to go to. So here are the changes that we've made. As a network manager, you will now have one single menu up here that says administer network and everything you need to do is going to be consolidated into one side nav. Instead of, let's count one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, plus however many child items and one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10 and however many child items, your new dashboard looks like this one item here, one item here, one item here, one item here, one item here, one, two, because there's two different stats pages you could view. And then as many integrations as you have, those are the children menu. So we've radically consolidated this, you can still do everything you need to do to administer your network, but it's in one place and presented, we hope much more clearly. So this is coming soon. That's going to be the side dashboard menu, as well as your top dashboard menu. The other changes we're making are going to be for everyone who uses the top nav. So here's your current top nav, it's real small. And your my books can be a little bit confusing because if you want to create a clone of book, you have to go under my books to do it, and then you see a list of books. Here's what we're doing. My books is just going to have a list of books that you have. Create a book is permanently a button at the top dash, and so is clone a book. Anywhere I go in the admin interface, whether I go to a book dashboard or anywhere else, I will always have the ability to create a book or clone a book. If my network gives me the permission to do that, that will be true for you as network managers, that will be true for your end users. If they want to create a clone a book, they should always be able to do it from the top dash. And the other thing that we've done is for you as a network manager, you might want to add multiple users. Adding users shouldn't be a six-click process. It's now a click this button to add users. We've built a new page that lets you bulk add users to your network. I can add as many emails as I want and multiple lines. And here's what will happen. Here's three people I want to add to my network. And I'll get a little message that tells me what happened when I tried to do this. Okay. These two people were on my network, so I invited them. This person already existed. They've been added. So now I just bulk added users. Network managers will be able to do that anywhere they go on the page by using this add users button. You can ignore, there's these little warning messages. This is a test network. You can ignore those. Those will not appear on your rescue network. Any questions for us about changes that are coming to the side nav for network managers or the top dashboard for all users? Is there an approximate timeframe on when particularly the clone book create a new book will show up for end users? We're putting together some workshops right now for our faculty and I'd like to know kind of when that switch will happen. Yeah. Great. So right now it's still available. The options are available, but they're hidden under that my books menu. Right. It'll be part of our next release. And my expectation is that we will probably release this to production either the last week of February. So next week or early March. Okay. We don't have a fixed date yet, but it's coming very soon within. That works. That works as far as our timeline. So the change will be implemented before we start. So it's good. Thank you. Yeah. Thanks for checking, Jamie. And that's kind of why we wanted to preview it because I know this if you were to do a training and suddenly your interface was different, that can be disruptive. The last thing that I want to share and then talk about with you as a roundtable topic is the question of discoverability. So framing this, what we want to do is we want to help authors and network managers make sure that the books that they've published can be found by people who want to read them, download them, buy them, clone them, however they want to be found. And so historically, what we focused on is making sure there's a metadata in the books is good and shared with things like search engines. We've also built tools like the press books directory or the better network catalog so that you have a place that you can showcase and find your books. But we realized that people look for books, lots of other places besides the press books directory and besides Google and Bing and other search engines. And so we want to work on the problem of discoverability. And one of the first things that we decided to do is EBSCOS has a product called Faculty Select. The product manager there is a former network manager at Press Books and said, hey, I know about the Press Books directory. You have thousands of books that people published. They're great. We would like to get them into our free Faculty Select product. And so we have an agreement with EBSCOS hosts that we are providing them with the open metadata from all of the openly licensed books in Press Books directory. They are going to be ingesting those into their Faculty Select product. It's a discovery tool to help people that are thinking about adopting open textbooks. This is going to be announced, I think, later this month or early in March. I think we're pretty excited about trying this out and piloting this with Faculty Select. And we're also trying to figure out other places and other ways that you would like us to focus on in helping to solve this problem of discoverability. And so some possibilities that we've thought about, I guess, are better mark records for library catalogs, things like OAIPNH, which is an interoperable metadata standard that a lot of catalogs use, or a feed that includes information about EPUB downloads that could be consumed by free lending libraries and other kinds of things. My question for those of you who are network managers are, what are your discoverability goals? What are the things that you think we ought to prioritize on? And what matters to you? And I can pause the recording so that you can speak freely if you want. Thanks again, everybody, for coming and for catching up with Press Books updates. Thanks for attending this month, and we'll see you next month.


ll. Mandy you're here for Burlington beer? Yes. I'm wondering why you're here. It's awesome I was like if I join a DRB I need to know what it's like I'm not joining a DRB. Yeah it's a hell of a night out. No it's not an if anymore. I'm not I'm not obliged to share that with you. Okay uh let's see here next up is DP 18-07 the Burlington beer company and the submission of final plan so we're gonna open up the hearing at 9.54 so I think I think we could probably be Emily you got this? Yeah um I think we can be relatively brief here if you want to go through here's here's what I would recommend if you want to go through and touch on the areas that Burlington beer complied with their approval and then there's a few areas in here I noticed where they did not if you want to cover what those were and why they were changed and why you're recommending approval with those changes and before we get started you get to state your name and your address again for the record. I'm Andrew Abcheel consulting engineers 478 Blair Park Road. Very good. Well done. Okay so Burlington beer got their discretionary permit approval last July 24th final plans were submitted in August but there are some significant changes mostly things to the way the pump station and high I forget what the system's called um our high strength waste high strength waste so things that concern the DPW comments leftover beer water leftover beer water basically um so the final plans respond to the DPW comments DPW DPW signed off on the final plans checklist the final plans also modify the outdoor seating area basically the seating area and the front door are flipped the seating area is still only accessible by walking in the main door and then entering outside on the patio and it's contained by a fence it's the bylaw requires that it be 500 square feet or less it complies the landscaping and association with that outdoor seating area has also changed shape but they're still providing the required amount of landscaping to meet parking lot requirements these have all been noted on the final plans yes yeah so you'll see um Amanda's letter she provided it's a screenshot of the what was submitted at discretionary permit and what's shown on the final plans today where that patio area is changing location but still within the requirements of what the bylaw requirements and still with the landscaping component now this is a this is a little unusual in that we issue an approval for a set of plans and then we come back for final and they're different I read through the bylaw and it has a lot of guidance for if you make changes between final final plans and administrative permit but there's not guidance in the bylaw about between discretionary permanent final plans so if they had submitted final plans and got an administrative permit and then wanted to make changes that's where the really sticky stuff happens where you'd have to go back for a hearing but here minor changes between dp and final plans as long as it's still found in compliance with the conditions of approval then it would continue for solid waste management that's shown on page two there's a screenshot of the dp and final plans site plan at discretionary permit there is a discussion about the number size and location of dumpsters for all tenants on site the final plan identifies dumpster enclosures in compliance with the requirements of chapter 16 this leads into the parking in order to accommodate dumpster enclosures for all tenants on the property they do lose for parking spaces bringing the total parking from 114 down to 110 um a revised parking shared parking analysis is provided staff finds that even with the reduction of four spaces the provided shared parking is in compliance with chapter 14 and the bicycle parking and long-term park bicycle parking are also compliant with chapter 14 my recollection of the discretionary budget hearing was final um the fire department had comments about the distances of dumpsters in relationship to the building so all the dumpsters from the site got relocated to that area both departments police and our public works and fire have signed off on the checklist and staff recommends approval as submitted with a proposed motion below okay maybe you would like to sure I'll have a turn so I went through first of all this project has been kind of ongoing and we're here in front of you now with our final plans now that we finally got public work sign off for our high strength wastewater internal pump station and what that does is it's a side stream pump station for a brew facility this is a not really a new thing but a new thing that's starting to be enforced by public works because of all these breweries and other things that create high strength waste like green mountain coffee roasters to reduce the the strength of the wastewater discharging so the municipality and wastewater treatment facilities aren't burdened by this so we have worked on a design bruce has accepted our design our sampling plan all of that information has been provided to you that's basically been our our big hall over the past since last october november so so i wanted to present that to you guys and then while that was going on joe had a little rearrangement of things the site plan type stuff that he was looking at and we figured now we're submitting final plans if this is considered a minor change under your review that we could just get this all permitted finalized and um continue on so that's just a little background on why we've taken so long to give you our final plans those two break tanks you've added they do not have human access correct uh i don't believe that they do no i'm trying to think i've been there a lot but i'm so focused on the wastewater they don't have uh one of those covers that you can take off like 40 gazillion bolts and have person have to go in it i've never seen from the top down i think that there's i don't know if there's access on top but i know on the front there's a fort that's about this big i think so i suppose if you're small you could get in there but i don't think that they're getting in there i don't think they enter these to clean them as a confined space i don't know just in case they you know don't have like to seize a confined space uh plan is all i don't think that they do any confined space the way that i've seen them clean the other than the silo right they got one for the silo right so i haven't looked at the silo up close i know that entering a silo is confined space i don't know if they have to do that for theirs as part of their management i would imagine that they would comply with that requirement though but yeah i'm not 100 on their confined space plan for their silo okay so when i went through so jeff um is no longer with our company he prepared the final plans for this so i went through and tried to recompile everything and remember what he had done as a as sitting here for a different project so bear with me on some of this i did look at the parking and that inside of the discretionary apartment approval does mention 114 parking spaces it also mentions that there was no increase required no no new parking spaces were required but we were proposing new ones as part of our shared parking analysis which was required so abbey dairy who's a traffic engineer at our firm took a look at the shared parking analysis that jeff had prepared and found that there was a number in there that wasn't correct and she reevaluated it and found that 110 spaces is sufficient 105 spaces would work for our shared parking analysis so even though we are proposing a reduction which is due to accommodating the dumpster requirement and consolidating those in one area and this is actually the area that they use for their dumpsters which you see pictures in this and achieving that and achieving the dumpsters we lost a little bit of parking spaces but reevaluating it with the traffic engineer we found that the parking is still sufficient so it does look like it's a loss but it's not actually a loss we're still sufficient and that's something that emily had also agreed upon as for the changes so that's that one is one of those ones that as you're going through discretionary and you talk about things you say okay yes we need to consolidate our dumpsters and we make those changes present them to you in final so i figure that that one is one of us complying with one of the requirements inside of here the voluntary change is our deck swap with the entrance and that's the one i want to get your opinion on to see if you still agree that it's minor and that this can still continue through other than that i've listed inside of this letter all of the conditions of approval and how these plans conform with that and i think we want to try to keep it short so if you have questions on any of those in particular we can talk about them um and i'll just leave it at that the new patio deck will not be no roof over it no solar roof no nothing over it right no so my architect did not come to support me tonight i thought i was going to be here he knows that area more intimately than i do i don't believe there's anything proposed over the top i know that it will be contained by a fence and on the loading dock side that fence i think may be a little bit taller just a screen from the loading dock area and then on the entrance side shorter so that way people coming can see everybody having a great time there there is one other change actually i recall that i did not address as far as things inside of here and that is just with the architects plans the interior floor space has been recalculated at around 1700 square feet it's still less than the 2000 that we are permitted however i want to make sure that in the in the dp approval it says 1575 square feet that number is actually 1720 so i just want to take note of that number and that those are on these plans number that number doesn't change any of your other calculations correct i think abby used the correct number for that or it was let's take a look here my understanding that the fifth was that the 1575 was a finding of facts for the approval in july so while you're allowed up to 2000 square feet in the bylaw with the discretionary permit only covered um was what was proposed 1575 yeah i'm pulling up the minutes from july i have them right here so that's what it says here is 1575 and the parking analysis was done for the full amount 2000 so we're covered there um it's just that yes this number is not the same as in the minutes is the area involved different or was there a calculation issue the first time i think that the area involved is slightly different because as the architect was going through laying out the bathrooms with bathroom requirements that architects have to deal with they the shape of that i believe change i looked at this this number came up today and matt you when you were asked the question about you know the maximum that they could be doing that's when i took a close look at this number i'm more outside versus inside when i put a rectangle around the tasting area that had not changed shape so where the people will actually be eating but it was more like back of the house type stuff it seemed to be where that was and the question came up from the architect asking of this 2000 square feet what does that include does it include only the area where the patrons will be or is it what else and clarity was given to us by matt that that area includes everything that's not the brewery so everything that's not the brewery needs to be the accessory use and is in that 2000 square feet so that's when i drew my new rectangle around everything that's not the brewery and have 17 20 square feet i also compared that to the old 1575 and it was approximately around that number the 1575 matched up with everything that matt had said was included so i have to think something in the back of the house slightly changed shape i didn't overlay the architects to plans to see where that difference came in to effect because i wasn't sure at what level if if that was going to come up as not going to be allowed or if that was minor um and i didn't design the inside so i don't know where that that delta is back around is there any is there any difference anything different between 15 there's actually a new bathroom with the shower in there that could have been you know they send that box down to pick up its entrance here that hallway comes down from the tasting area and then now there's a big box in front of all the in front of all the bathrooms and i'm assuming assuming that you're counting that as part of your square footage uh when i did the square footage calculation on a dash 1.2 in your plan i included all of the outcrops but i did not include the bathrooms because those are shared with the breweries not the bathroom but the hallway yeah the area in front of kind of that though right i did i did i counted the entire hallway in that area looks much larger with the extra bathroom and with the shower added to it looks like it's been pushed out about okay so the plan which which sheet are you looking at you're looking to see 901 see 901 right okay so don't trust that one that one is out that one's as built that one's as built at the time i did an as built for the pump station inside so that right there is speaking very much to there's a little disclaimer here that's basically speaking to the pump station as built trust it for that the rest of it is proposed so you could compare that floor plan there to the a 1-2 this is the architect provided but yeah a dash 1.2 and that's what they're proposing there so let's see so the floor plan i guess the question comes back though so we could try to find where the architect added this is it a problem is it because it's still within the 2000 um so the floor plan c10-01 with trudel logo on it that floor plan appears to line up with the one that was submitted at discretionary permit then there are the additional floor plan stamp g4 the a 1.2 yes that shows something that extra exterior entrance ties into the hallway that's our best that i'll put so the the these plans here so the c901 the c10-01 in my letter i note to you which plans you haven't seen before and those are speaking to the dpw required infrastructure so when i created these plans they were done at the completion of the installation of the pump station that's inside of the building and also with the grease trap proposed at the time the kitchen was proposed was when these plans were created and they have um the grease trap plan doesn't have the disclaimer but it probably showed that they're they're more speaking to the water and sewer type infrastructure um and they could have been updated with that but they were these were created at that time and i wanted to provide those to you as supplemental information that we use to address dpw comments so the actual plans for the interior functions of the building as far as the building is related i wouldn't you be using the architect's plan as reference that's what they're going to be but that's how what their walls will look like my stuff is more subsurface below the slab not not to play with this but on the shared parking analysis the abbey does you know the summary at the kind of halfway down does say 2000 square feet of restaurant but abel itself has 1600 square feet 1.6 for restaurant so if you carried if you carried 2000 let's see what abbey did here in her tabulation kind of halfway down right it says restaurant equals 2000 yeah i see yeah i see where you are abel obviously the 1.6 yeah i see where other numbers are there so you're right that's a if you put in 2.0 or 2000 that gets you during the three to five p.m. time period that gets you up to 30 spaces from 24 up to 30 which brings the total up to 112 which is above 110 i suppose we have to keep that at the proposed which is 1.72 and then we would be okay so that table would need to be revised for that yes at the 1.7 so they would have to do something before they went to their max at 2000 good catch like it so one thing i'm hearing is that the board approved a discretionary permit for the finding that the accessory usage is time of 1,575 square feet and i'm hearing tonight that the final plans before the board have a larger but still approvable under the terms of the bylaw area of that area of accessory use is that correct i would say that's a fact this arcing number becomes an issue then well let me let me clarify that um square footage of use certainly does impact parking but the bylaw was amended to allow for this expanded accessory use for prudent beverage manufacturers in the industrial zone in district less and it was amended to allow the establishment of those accessory uses through discretionary permit review process by the drb the board knew when it approved the discretionary permit for this project that there were going to be some changes uh there was a specific condition related to the outside of the site figure out how many dumpsters you need make sure you consolidate them the board understands this may impact the site plan et cetera um but i would i would say to the board that i think the critical issue in deciding whether to sign off on final plans at this stage is whether the board feels that the change in size of the accessory use on the inside of the building is an acceptable amount of change from what the board saw during his hearing process we are not in a warrant hearing process right now this was not something that went out to a butters we are in the stage where you are processing final plans and determining their compliance with the approval you established a little less than a year ago not going to offer a whole lot of guidance unless prodded beyond that but i think i think there's a difference here that is bigger than the board is used to seeing in between discretionary permit and final plan well i will tell you and i'm the chair of this board that i don't like seeing changes made at this late stage at harm and i guess i consider this to be significant yes it's a hundred square feet it's it's not it's not it's not huge but generally when the board when the board does approve issues its approvals okay i'd like to see them come back to the board i mean that's the reason why we bring them back it's because we're expecting either we don't trust the applicant to do what we're giving them an approval for and we were requiring them to come back in front of the board to prove to the board that they did it the way the approval was issued as opposed to having staff simply sign off on it so yeah that's that's my opinion as as one of the board members others others on the board may feel differently but i'm i think i'm mostly raising that matter of the interior size just to say that for all of it's going on in the adjustments to these plans i i think if there's a a linchpin for board members to think about in terms of how they want to process this that that's where i would identify that i guess i guess i would take a little different approach i mean i i would agree with you that you know when we we make an approval we we expect people to comply with that i think that a hundred and forty five square feet is not very many i don't think so and i think that um that that you know people need to have at least some latitude here to kind of make improvements to the plan we really don't review interior layouts to a very big extent here i don't know and i don't know what caused that hundred and forty five square foot difference it could be nothing more than somebody else requiring you to put another bathroom stall in somewhere like um actually exactly the things i noted what i'm just now looking between the changes mostly are with how the bathrooms are laid out at the rear end so that the kitchen area and the bar area stayed the same it's that far back where the bathrooms are that shifted a little bit and that and that exterior entrance uh was that correct yeah that one's a big one that one i know about i can speak about and uh this thing has pushed that hallway down some more which is why i asked about whether the you know the the size of the for the tasting room itself the seating area for the public in the kitchen whether that changed or not i i would have to look at that and see um to make sure that that's where it all is by looking at the way are these tanks are i think that on the we'll call it the right side of the piece of paper because i don't see the north arrow on here that may have gotten a little further because it looks like it's just ever so slightly to the right on this page on a dash at 1.2 so that seating area may have grown by a few feet like extended out that wall documented how much the seating capacity of the of the space before and now so i don't lay out the seats on the inside but on this plan it says that the max seating is noted as 75 persons it was originally that's my question so no it doesn't matter how much the room is if it says max is 75 do we know yeah as my understanding is that the number that was originally proposed for the seating i think it's not when they first came in so i'm just trying to recall because again i put this project up i know that they originally wanted 100 they thought they thought about 50 and they thought about 75 so a lot of these numbers were thrown out there i think that the as i read through this the the minutes from July 24th it does not mention the number of seats and i don't think that that is a condition or a finding effect of this approval rather it's related to the square footage so i think really our conversation is more focused on the bylaws limit on 2000 square feet and this change that we're presenting before us yes that's correct the number of seats was not part of the record in July of 18 and we when we make our calculations either you know for the accessory use size or for parking we're looking at square feet we're not concerned this is showing 955 square feet and the plan set that to June 15th i think that was a long time ago right oh yeah more than five more had changed 837 is what's shown now but i think this original one included some of the hallway space that's not longer anybody anybody want to carry this one further are we good with it as long as i'm trying to increase the number of the occupants that's fine but that is a note are there any other are there any other are the other any other issues on this one no emotion on this are we are we well we're going to do we're going to go into deliberation we are we there's a there's a motion on this right man i or is it just a signature i i'd recommend when we return final plans to the drz urge you that you you take a vote or or note that you've had consensus to sign them it's again not a hearing it's a it's a ministerial act by the board at this point but something in the record that says you decided to sign them is good because backs up when somebody finds the sign final plans we know that you you really did decide to sign it what's that it's not a hearing so we're not we've got nothing to close and i'll get your decision in the morning get your decision in the morning call one of our crack staff in the morning i'll just wait for like a surprise thank you okay all right scott shut her down it wasn't there's content all right here we go it is it is what i can't even read it anymore 1118 and the wilson development review board for april 23rd is out of deliberation do let's see here for dp19-19 saladino would you make a motion for jc prop excuse me yes for mr for jc properties office edition as authorized by wd 6.6 30 i david saladino moved at the wilson development review board having reviewed the application submitted in all accompanying materials including the recommendations of the town staff and the advisory boards required to comment on this application by the wilson wilson development bylaw and having heard and duly considered the testimony presented at the public hearings of april 23rd 2019 except the recommendations proposed by staff for the review of dp19-19 and authorize the applicant to proceed to discretionary permit review the one change to um under staff comments parking section to modify the total spaces great thank you very much uh do i have a second second all seconds it any further discussion all in favor aye six ayes no nays motion carries let's see dp19-21 is a discretionary permit application for the federal express building requesting a fencing around its perimeter has been continued to may 14th staff has been directed to offer suggestions from the board to the applicant let's see next up is uh at the appeal of 19-0 two of mr donnell bevin's uh pete oh i have a motion uh first conclusions of law uh the drp has determined the following number one the operation of a rooming and or boarding house at 3173 st george road is not in allowed use per wdb 31.a conclusion of law number two the use of a portable toilet at 3173 st george road absent construction slash remodeling at the property is not allowed per wdb 20.14 conclusion of law number three the use of recreational vehicles as living quarters at 3173 st george road has exceeded the number of vehicles in duration allowed by wdb 20.15 and conclusion of law number four the management of litter on the property is not in conformance with wdb 16.4 as authorized by wdb 5.4.6 i peter kelly moved at the williston development review board having reviewed the appeal of the administrator's decision all of the accompanying material and having heard and duly considered the testimony presented at the public hearing of april 23rd 2019 accept the findings of fact and conclusions of law for app 19-02 an appeal of a notice of zoning violation and uphold the decision of the administrator to require the applicant to follow the steps listed in the nov letter to correct the violations thank you do i have a second all second sir any further discussion hall in favor hi hi six eyes no nays motion carries next up is dp 16-19 do i have a motion for grassroots vermont medical marijuana dispensary yes as authorized by wdb 6.6.3 i john hemmelgarten moved at the williston development review board having reviewed the application submitted in all accompanying materials including the recommendations of the town staff and the advisory boards required to comment on this application by the williston development bylaw and having heard and duly considered the testimony presented at the public hearings of march 12th 2019 and april 23rd 2019 accept the findings of fact conclusions of law and conditions of approval proposed by staff for the review of dp 19-16 this approval authorizes the applicant to submit final plans obtain approval of these plans from staff and then seek an administrative permit for future development which must proceed in strict performance with the plans on which this approval is based we're going to add a couple of conditions number 11 all comments from wilson dp w wilson fire department and the wilson police department shall be incorporated into the conditions of approval number 12 security lighting shall be motion detected in lieu of full-time security lighting thank you do i have a second i'll second it Dave seconds it any further discussion all in favor aye six ayes no nays motion carries next is um next is dp 18-07 burlington company is an affirmation of the completion of final oh dp 18-07 18-07 burlington beer company is accepted by the wilson development review board and staff great that's all we need to do we don't need to vote on that i have a motion to approve the minutes of april 9th 2019 i'll make a motion to approve the minutes of april 2019 as written okay let's make that motion do i have a second second john seconds it any further discussion all in favor hi hi i have eyes one abstention motion carries do i have a motion to adjourn the meeting at 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yellowish does he oh good that's good i figured he like like you said i figured he'd have something yeah matt olson gold to 50 13 to 50 true blue dermis garcia to 150 go to the a's nice one there congrats oakland goldie and josh young rookie liners raffy devils uh cow rally refractor kadea it's a gold no not a gold world's finest let's just say world's finest salvi perez look gold for a second ryan bayo and michael herron there's names of the game that's a short print as well oh yeah those are cool i like those of course he's invested you know that makes sense not really notable yeah at least those can come numbered though i love that cardboard connection he's doing that now dude oh yeah the team checklist hey beckett's been doing that for a while but brice harper to 300 i don't love using beckett's uh website for that it's annoying uh there's a pain in the neck adley ruchman rookie j j bladet refractor rookie i kind of like it though because like on the team stuff you just click the link you only have to just click the link you don't read this that's true that's true cow ripkin headliners it's just frozen cons like oh yeah definitely yoshida mic prado mark vienzos refractor rookie auto going to the mezz there you go vaughn i was using beckett all the time before i started working here princess go alvarez oh yeah i had no i had no idea about cardboard connection yeah cardboard connections pretty well i also didn't know the control f the fine stuff oh yeah so you're just like that's why i didn't like beckett because i didn't like putting the links to fair that's fair then but now i'm carol yeah now i prefer car work to find whatever i need right yeah that's true that's very true headliners dave winfield gondola's hunter green two boxes to go everybody let's do it uh teal seah to 199 akunya and yorda brights terrain refractor rookie rookie's logan ohapi that's a gold matthew batten 41 of 50 on the auto congrats padres nice one there padres regman and nailer vulpi rookie chris Bryant headliners mo codis senga or matt dude chris Bryant refractor we can call him mo maybe don't let you out corbin carol to 175 teal shimmer oh yeah should hurt sean when on wednesday when i i told him about it he was like he was like man i should not have been told about that blue erin judge to 150 one of 150 for the inks o'neill cruise refractor gorman jay ron headliners tatis lennon sosa refractor rookie auto for the white tux grad chicago a matthew liberator to 250 blue teal vapor a brett baby refractor rookie wander and gunner henderson rookie that is a headliners one soda and base all right we're on the last box everybody good luck here yoshida rookie tim anderson refractor extended base base and base oh orange wave shake up the ground orange wave rookie auto michael harris four of 25 go to the braves congrats braves that's awesome dude four of 25 rookies orange wave get that into a mag for you congrats ribs that's pretty solid that's an oscar gazala's base uh rookie of corbin carol riley green rookie headliners griffy yelch join the nexus uh liberator refractor rookie josh young rookie yeah finest is hidden tonight sure for sure dude gunner henderson 125 so that's a gunner and an adley green mini diamonds in the same case very nice congrats on that orials last box one soda to 300 michael nasi refractor rookie auto that's going to the royals congrats on that royals very nice very nice j ram and raffi debbers a volte refractor rookie for the angst jordan walker rookie headliners yelch fujinami wall the chuck ruchman rookie ohapi purple gunner henderson 250 orials killing it man that's all that no ink but i mean in terms of numbered rookies looking pretty good for sure the von grissom rookie refractor base and base and last pack here headliners gladi junior corbin carol and francisco alvarez let's do a quick recap here guys all right we've got numbered cards green to 99 kade kevali rose gold corbin carol to 75 golds bow nailer uh erin judge shea langler's matt olson now i've got autos base autos to start us off michael nasi lenin sosa mark aviento's alec brilson josh young shea langler's jordan grochans ken walde chuck yordan alvarez simian woods richardson kyle stowers green autos to 99 byron buxton jordan grochans blues to 150 that's going to be dermis garcia we had a gold to 50 matthew batten we had a green anthony vulpe auto for the yankees 35 of 99 and orange wave 4 of 25 michael harris going to the braves i'll do it for the break guys thanks again for the filp up next is the vision


Hey, Psych2Girlers, can a narcissist fall in love? The short answer is yes. However, it's probably not the type of love you're thinking of right now. Love is different for everybody. This applies especially well in the case of narcissists, since they have psychological deficits that impact emotional assessment. They tend to show their love in a weird selfish way. So if you're an average person who sees love as something along the lines of understanding, acceptance, and compromise, then you're in for a surprising ride, because this is what truly happens when a narcissist falls in love. Before we begin, this video is for educational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for professional advice or diagnosis. With that said, here is what happens when a narcissist falls in love with you. Number one, they won't change. You may think that when a narcissist truly falls in love, they change for the better. Unfortunately, in most situations, that is not the case. Research shows that they have structural abnormalities in brain regions associated with emotional empathy. And because of that, they tend to turn abusive or remain self-absorbed. Number two, they're turbulent in their ways of affection. Narcissists can be extremely warm one second and cold the next. It's also common for them to love bomb their partners. Since they're playing a game of wanting to receive praise and admiration, they know exactly which buttons to push to elicit a good reaction. However, since the act of receiving pleasure is somewhat like a game to them, they naturally lose interest once they win it or receive the prize. So it won't be a surprise when one moment they're buying gifts and booking honeymoon tickets for their partners and breaking up with them the next. Number three, they prefer casual dating or long distance. Commitment is a difficult thing to expect from narcissists. Since there are sponges of attention, a single person's appreciation will tire them out quickly. For them, the more people to receive praise from, the better. This is why they're especially comfortable with casual dating or being in long distance relationships. In these types of setups, there are low expectations for intimacy, but enough opportunities to satisfy their desire. Do any of these ring a bell so far? Comment below. Speaking of bells, if you enjoy our content, don't forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell icon to get notified whenever we post a new video. While you're at it, hit the like button too. Your support means so much to us. Number four, they're passionate at first. Narcissists are supposed to be vain selfish people, right? Well, while it's true that a sense of entitlement characterizes them, narcissists have also been proven to possess emotional intelligence. This means that they're highly capable of showing their interest, especially to gain what they want, adoration. For this reason, they may act all lovey-dovey during the early stages of a relationship. They may be touchy, generous, dreamy, and all the good things, but don't be fooled. A narcissist's love also means putting themselves first, always. Number five, they won't know how to resolve conflicts. Disagreements and arguments are common in relationships. If handled well, they may even promote growth and closeness between partners. But since narcissists always want to seem perfect, they tend to avoid things that may make them seem like a bad person. This means that when there's conflict, they're highly expected to shift the blame, point fingers, and use manipulation tactics to get the upper hand. And number six, they may commit narcissistic abuse. Narcissistic abuse is defined as a type of emotional abuse where the abuser only cares about themselves and may use words and actions to manipulate their partner's behavior and emotional state. Since narcissists tend to see themselves as superior beings, they often forget about the needs of their partners. They do everything for themselves first, and this behavior can be especially damaging to the person they're in a relationship with. Victims of narcissistic abuse may experience anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress, loss of self-worth, and more. So did anyone come to mind when you heard these signs? Narcissists can often make life difficult for who they love and vice versa. There isn't a cure for narcissistic personality disorder, but therapy can help. If this video is relevant to you or someone you know, please don't hesitate to reach out for guidance or help. Do you think we missed anything? Leave it in the comments below. If you found this video helpful, like and share it with friends that might find insight in this too. Remember to subscribe to Psych2Go and hit the notification bell icon for more content. All the sources used are added in the description box below. Thanks for watching. Until next time.


This is Satan Bharti and we are here at OpenSUSE conference in Prague and today we have with us Panos. I was looking at your talks here and it was on serverless. Because serverless these days is kind of a hottest topic. But the funny thing is that even if the word is serverless, there is a server in a serverless. Yes, exactly. So can you explain from your perspective what is serverless? Yeah, sure. Well, the word serverless itself is a sarcasm to the technology itself. It's also a buzzword that everybody hears and say, what? So serverless is basically a way that you can use function as a service. Meaning like nowadays everybody runs applications in containers. And back in the day we use virtual machines. What is the problem with virtual machines and we went up to containers? First of all, in order to realize that the virtual machine is online, you have to wait a boot time. So you don't know that this machine exists because you don't see it, it's virtual. And you realize it when it's online. That's the first thing and the second thing is that virtual machines in terms of space storage is quite big. We talk in terms of gigabytes. In case of containers, they are very small. We talk about in terms of megabytes. And also you can realize that they are online almost immediately in terms of milliseconds. Now we live in the area that containers are still not enough for us like microservices. And we chop down these microservices into even smaller units called functions. So functions altogether they basically make your service. And the good thing is that since you have a container which is small and fast, if you put code that is small and fax execution like functions, then basically if you have an event based infrastructure, let's say you have a WordPress site and you use functions or something like that, then when somebody visits your site, your site doesn't need to be online in that case. The nginx can start only when somebody asks for it, means like the service, the web server in that case doesn't have to be online. Why? Because it can be online so fast in terms of milliseconds so the user doesn't realize that this thing doesn't exist before. He doesn't feel any delays. So if he doesn't feel any delays, what's the point of having this running? So some might say that another term of serverless is not yet a service as a service because the service is not running. Now why so hot? Because it makes you spend less money, like considerably less money. Like even 90% less. So to my presentation that there are some, in terms of numbers, I think one company was paying $10,000 in AWS and using serverless they dropped down to $350 which is huge. So people will look into that just for this because money. And the second thing is fast. So if you ask me why everybody is not going into serverless right now, first of all is new technology. With all new technologies, now it's the time that the technologies cost effective so people start looking into it. It's not that mature yet. There are many implementations. There is no any standard way. That's why the CNCF is now looking into that. Actually last year they created a talk technical oversight committee or something like that and they try to standardize the way people write those functions and get and send those events. So it might not be that everybody is using it right now but I think in the next five years it will spread like a wildfire because of these two things cost and speed. But can serverless be an answer to all the applications? No. There are websites and servers.lol. You can visit this website and you can put there your application how many traffic you expect to have and it will make the website backed by AWS I think and it will make the calculations if it makes sense for you to use it or not if you are going to save money or not. But serverless is not meant to replace everything. It's meant to be an extra tool for your IncoSystem to make it even smoother and faster. It's not meant to replace your whole thing. Yeah because you said in five years everybody will be using it. That's why I asked a question. Yeah, exactly. I mean all these things with CI, CD, having bots go to IRC or Slack channels and say like event driven stuff. The world is going to event driven automation. Not polling but wait for the event and when this is happening then go into inaction. And one of the use cases I may be wrong of event driven is IoT devices. Yeah because if you have thermostat the temperature rose and then you have to trigger something or your camera spotted something you trigger something. So do you think that will also have a massive use case in IoT device? Yeah sure. I mean imagine use case at least what I'm trying to build for my home since we talk about home automation that case. I have a Kubernetes cluster with Raspberry Pis. Why? Because it's fun to do and learn about the technology. And the next thing is that what I'm doing is I'm writing my own functions what I use at my home. For example instead of buying Amazon Echo or Google Voice I didn't remember how this device are called. I just write my own functions like if I say open the light gets opened in that case. So you can automate your whole thing. For example when you go and buy Coca-Cola from Fritz and by the time you swipe your credit card to this vendor machine what is happening is that an AWS Lambda function evaluates your transaction. So Coca-Cola in that case pays only when you buy for a Coke. And the same things like speaking of IoT devices you can do at home also. That means Coke should be cheaper now because Coca-Cola is not paying that much. I don't know. Maybe. You mentioned Lambda and that is the thing that we with serverless is that there are three big cloud providers. Google Compute is there, Azure is there and AWS is there. So when you talk about function service most of the services are tied to these platforms. So you get vendor logged. Yes, that's true. And actually if you are going into this ecosystem right now you are kind of logged to use JavaScript. But there are open frameworks like the one that I presented like OpenFuzz which allows you to use other languages, Python, Ruby, Go. And basically what you do you deploy your framework that you like there and then you are free to write your code in whatever language this framework supports. But yes if you are going to use public clouds like Amazon AWS or Google Compute Engine or Azure I'm sure the best way and the most comfortable way to use what they offer to you but you can also deploy your Kubernetes cluster and then do your own thing. So there is no risk of vendor logging are you saying? I wouldn't say so at the moment. I mean it depends how much... Azure function, once you have started using it you cannot just move that workload to Google or to... Yes, in that case you are logged. Yeah, exactly. So what is there to break that lock? Because the whole point of open source or even CNCF is not their goal but the point of open source is that when you are neutral you can move around. Yeah, that's why there are framework like OpenFuzz as I said and the CNCF is trying to standardize that because it doesn't want to get locked in that case. So instead of doing the Amazon way or the Microsoft way, do it the open source way. Like pick a framework, this framework I guess it will be easily supported by those platforms and if they are not still you can bypass them and bootstrap your Kubernetes cluster there. So you mentioned OpenFuzz so what is your involvement? Are you involved in the project? I'm involved by writing some blogs, back in the day I was quite a blogger writing Linux articles so it picked my interest so I started testing it, I saw how it works, I talked with... I also met the main guy behind the project Alex Ellis and I really liked the openness of the project in that case. First of all it has the open in the title of the project which is cool and then it's really community driven. I am their Slack channel and my next goal is to build a package for OpenSuzer and having OpenFuzz tested in OpenSuzer in that case because I use it and OpenSuzer gives me this possibility that you can involve into the process through OpenQA in that case and I would like to make sure that OpenSuzer works with OpenFuzz 100% so that's the future in that case, how I would be involved into that project. And you were also talking about one of your pet projects that you are working on. What's that? This is called Agatastasis, it's a Greek name since everybody in the Kubernetes world even Kubernetes is a Greek word, I was like let's name it Greek, I am Greek Agatastasis was a project that started last year during hug week in Suzer and basically I was learning about containers, I was experimenting and this is why it's fun because in the end I received a lot of good feedback about it. What this project is is basically a way that you can test the whole ecosystem like you have right now in OpenSuzer we have 55,000 packages and I would like just for fun to make sure that each one of those is able to be installed in a clean Docker image meaning I download the OpenSuzer image, I install all the packets destroy it, another one, another packet so basically 50,000 containers in that case just to collect some statistics and I found really nice things, I found some bugs, I found some other problems that are happening after the installation in the post installation scripts and my next goal is actually to do the same thing for the rest of the distributions at least for the big ones Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian and have a website that I can aggregate statistics for all of those distributions like how many packages are installable, are not, which version of Firefox is at that time and if I can to do it also serverless. I'm sure you are familiar with these websites that you visit and it's like is it down or just me? So imagine something like many people have repositories from personal developers because they need these packets and this packet is not in the official distribution so their system is not in a very good state or it's a custom state let's say so they want to know if these packets that they're going to install is truly broken or it's their system problem they can just visit this website in that case that will be serverless so a function will be try to install the packets through zipper in a proper system and let's you know if this is okay or not some ideas, experimentation, it's mainly for fun so let's see how this goes, I talked with the guys from the build service there might be some use case there because there are some corner cases that still we don't cut in build service or we do cut them but not in the most efficient way without using containers so I'm looking forward okay we talked about serverless, we talked about open fast, we talked about anything else do you think we should talk about or we covered some basic topics I think we covered most of them I would just like to make a mention that now we have cubic and we would like the community to embrace the project we would like people that even they are not very familiar with containers to give it a try, to give us some feedback because why I'm saying that the way that OpenSuser community works is that it's very open so if somebody has some use cases he can influence the project and shape it in the way he wants to work with that and exactly because it's the beginning of it the influence he has a big impact in that case just to give you one example I was recently playing with rootless containers and in rootless containers there are some packages like Umochi, Scopio, stuff like that and I've put the test in open QA and now I make sure that cubic always work with rootless containers I don't know if any other distribution does that or if they have the packages but as I said come over and let us know what you guys think about it Awesome, thanks for talking with today and hopefully we'll see you again next time when your project is more matured and we'll see next time what is the state of stateless serverless application Let's go computing