I found 11 remote jobs that you can do at night that have a flexible schedule in many cases and also do not require a college degree or previous experience. Now my team and I literally spend hundreds of hours on each video researching these jobs and making sure that they are top tier. And if you appreciate that, go ahead and let us know by gently tapping that like button. And let's get into it with number one on the list which is going to be a podcast virtual assistant. And being a podcast virtual assistant is almost like having a backstage pass to the world of podcasting. You're going to handle everything from researching topics to creating audiograms and managing the social media accounts of the podcast. And companies in the podcasting sphere are always on the lookout for these digital magicians. Here's a bunch of job postings, for instance, of people who are looking for this position. And this is going to be especially good if you're someone who is familiar with podcasts. So if you listen to podcasts all the time, you probably have a six cents for what makes a good podcast or a bad one. And I actually helped one of my former students, David, get into a position like this because he was really passionate about podcasts. And now he's actually in a higher level position where he's basically running the entire show. Now, virtual assistants in general make about 41 to $68,000 a year. So this is a pretty well compensated position considering you don't need a college degree or previous experience in order to get into it. And if you do a good job, there are lots of jobs down the line that can pay much better than that. I mean, think about it. People like Joe Rogan are making $100 million a year. So if you can provide value to a podcast and help grow it really quickly, you can get a piece of that pie as well. And I think this kind of applies to just content creation in general. For instance, I coach a lot of people on how to grow their YouTube and make money with YouTube. And I've helped several of my students get to over $100,000 a month. And that's because there's just a ridiculous amount of opportunity when it comes to the content creation world. And by the way, if you want to apply for my coaching, I do have a few slots that are open, but I am very selective about who I choose. I only work with people who are very serious about it. But you can apply for that down in the description as well as the pinned comment below. But overall, I'm gonna give this one a nine out of 10 opportunity score because I honestly think that the creator economy is still in its early days. And I think that there's just gonna be a lot more opportunity in the next five to 10 years. So it's best to get in right now when it's really easy to get a job. Next on the list is going to be an online ads assessor. And this is basically where you turn your internet addiction into a paycheck. And this is basically someone who fine tunes online ads for a better overall viewer experience. And companies that run online advertising, usually search engine or social media based companies are always on the hunt for online ads assessors to make sure that ads on their platform are of a high quality. Just because an ad makes them a lot of money doesn't necessarily mean it's the best thing for the brand as a whole. And so big online companies are very careful about what types of ads they allow on their platform. And internet ads assessors make about 50 to $84,000 a year. Now here's some opportunities. I'll put them up on the screen. You can pause the video and check them out if you'd like to. But yeah, this is another one that's really good. It's especially good if you spend a lot of time on the internet browsing YouTube or other search engines or social media platforms. Overall, I'm gonna give this one an eight out of 10 opportunity score. Next on the list is very interesting and that's going to be weekend freight tracking. This is a job that's relatively easy to get, especially if you're willing to work on weekends. Basically, their job is to make sure the deliveries get to the place that they're supposed to get to on time, especially over the weekend. And there's also a lot more opportunity for this type of role if you are willing to work at night. Now roles related to freight tracking in general make about $43,000 to $66,000 a year. So this is really, really good, especially considering it's an entry level role, doesn't require a college degree or previous experience. Here's some job opportunities. I'll put them up on the screen and you can check them out if you'd like to. So yeah, this is another really solid one. I'm gonna give it an opportunity score of 7.5 out of 10. There's honestly still a ton of opportunity when it comes to logistics or shipping and anything that involves getting things from point A to point B. Next is going to be a corporate travel agent. And this is someone who specializes in arranging complex travel plans for corporate employees. And in many cases, you'll be working with executives or high level management, or in some cases, working with people from other companies or clients. And your job is to basically assure that they have a seamless travel experience. So this involves setting up flights, of course, making sure that their hotel is booked, but also making sure that they have transportation once they're on the ground. And extra points if you make sure they have a good experience once they're in the city as well. Now, corporate travel agents typically make about $47,000 to $73,000 a year. And again, that's really good, considering its entry level doesn't require college degree or previous experience. And by the way, sometimes I get comments down below that they look up the job posting and it says that they require experience. This is something that I cover in videos that I talk about how to land an actual job. Lots of different job postings say this, but really it's more of a recommendation and you should still apply anyways. And by the way, here's some job opportunities. I'll put them up on the screen and you can check them out if you'd like to. So yeah, overall, this is a really good one. I'm gonna give it a 7.5 out of 10 opportunity score. Next on the list is going to be a job that popped up in the last five to 10 years and that's going to be an influencer relationship coordinator. Now, I'm sure everyone who's watched this video has seen that most channels out there have sponsors. But how exactly did the channel get that sponsorship in the first place and then coordinate with the brand to make the video? Well, that's where the influencer relations coordinator comes in. They are the ones that collaborate with the influencer to make sure that they create a great sponsorship. And by the way, it's estimated that 49% of consumers actually rely on influencer recommendations when they're making purchases. And this is one of the highest ROI or return on investment types of marketing. And of course, I think everyone knows that digital marketing is the most effective form of marketing. And speaking of digital marketing, I actually have a ton of interviews on this channel of people that have helped get into entry-level digital marketing jobs. And this of course would be an example of an entry-level digital marketing job and they all got into it through my friend Seth. He is basically the world-renowned expert on getting people entry-level digital marketing jobs without needing a college degree or previous experience. I even have an interview with a 16-year-old that was able to make a full-time income and land a digital marketing job. And by the way, if you have any questions about digital marketing, because there's a lot, right? There's a lot of different types of digital marketing. Maybe you wanna know if it's good for you. Seth does have a free digital marketing masterclass which I'll put down in the description as well as the pinned comment below and I highly recommend that you check it out. But anyways, back to influencer relations coordinator. They make about 46 to $68,000 a year and again, it's relatively easy to get into. Overall, I'm gonna give this one an opportunity score of nine out of 10. Here are some opportunities. I'll put them up on the screen. You can check them out. And the next one is going to be a virtual event coordinator. Now this is a job that got extremely popular in the last three to four years for kind of obvious reasons because there were no events outside of virtual events for about two years. And so we had the largest virtual events in all of human history. For instance, concerts that had millions of online viewers. An event hosts make about 44 to $75,000 a year. Now this job probably sounds pretty easy but there's a lot more to it than you'd think. You basically have to make sure that whatever your event is hosted on can handle the amount of people that are gonna be in it. Everyone's on the same page about exactly when and where the event is going to be. And that's a lot easier said than done. But yeah, this is another one that has a ton of opportunity. It's basically a completely new career so there's lots of easy opportunities to get in. It doesn't require a college degree or previous experience or anything like that. So I'm gonna give this one an eight out of 10 opportunity score. Here are some opportunities. I'll put them up on the screen. You can check them out. By the way, comment below what your favorite job that I mentioned in this video is. And of course I monitor the comments and I'll make more videos about that type of job in future uploads. Next is going to be a remote executive account rep. Now this is the first one on the list that is not going to be an entry level job because you're basically going to be working for the sales part of a company and you're gonna be handling large accounts. And by accounts, I mean contracts that could be worth hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars. And so they're typically not going to put newbies in charge of this type of thing.  Now you typically be working for what's known as a B2B company which means business to business. And so you would be working with other companies. And so this is a pretty big deal because you are gonna be like the face of the company. You represent that brand. And remote account executives make 73 to $132,000 a year. So you can make a ton of money doing this. In fact, if you're in the right industry, I know account executives making over $500,000 a year. So basically in order to become an account executive, you do need to have some sales experience first. But I've seen people become account executives within one to two years after starting their sales job. So overall I'm gonna give this one an opportunity score of 9.5 out of 10. Here's some opportunities. I'll put them up on the screen. You can check them out. And next is going to be a content specialist. This is another relatively new job that's emerged in the last five to 10 years. And when it comes to these new jobs, it's usually much easier to land them even without experience or a college degree. So maybe you're working for a big brand or a big company and you would be in charge of their YouTube channel or you'd be in charge of their Instagram. And you would basically be in charge of making content for those. And I really can't emphasize how important making content is. It used to be that everyone would just spend money on paid ads, but it's becoming more and more difficult to be profitable with just paid ads alone. And so companies are turning more and more to making content. And also away from the whole making money thing, making content in general is just pretty cool. So this one is best if you spend a lot of time consuming a particular type of content. So for instance, if you spend a lot of time on YouTube, that would be good for you to aim for. If you spend a lot of time on Twitter, same thing. And content specialists make $48 to $74,000 a year. Here are some opportunities. I'll put them up on the screen. You can check them out. And overall, I'm gonna give this one an opportunity score of 9.5 out of 10. Next is going to be a digital marketing coordinator. So basically you're gonna be kind of like the architect of a digital marketing campaign. You're going to strategize, execute and optimize marketing efforts across various different platforms. So for instance, you might have watched an ad on YouTube and you really liked the ad for some reason and you watched all of it. And then you log into Facebook or Instagram or Twitter and you see the same exact company advertising to you. That was probably set up by a digital marketing coordinator. Another thing that digital marketing coordinators might do is send specific emails to people who've already bought a certain product. So for instance, if you like to shop at a particular online store for clothes and you bought certain types of shoes at that online store in the past and then they have a big sale for shoes, they'll probably send you that email specifically because you're much more likely to purchase it because you've bought that kind of thing in the past. Now, digital marketing coordinators make about 47 to $69,000 a year. Here are some opportunities, I'll have them pop up on the screen and I'm going to give this one an opportunity score of 8.5 out of 10. Next is going to be a chat support associate. More and more consumers are getting tired of having to call customer support and they're expecting companies to have chat support available. And chat support is actually one of the most popular ways of getting customer support and they estimate that 51% of consumers say that they would buy again from a company if they have chat support and it makes sense because typically it's much faster to get an answer from somebody if you type to them in a chat. And chat support makes about 34 to $57,000 a year. So I'm not going to lie to you, this is probably not the most glorious job out there, it's still a customer service job at the end of the day but you don't have to talk to really rude people on the phone, you just have to type to them. So I'm going to give this one an opportunity score of 7 out of 10 and here are some opportunities, I'll put them up on the screen for you. Next is going to be a remote review writer and this is basically a position where you write reviews on different products or services. Now there's lots of opportunities out there for this because a lot of the time people will go to review sites before they buy something. So for instance, if you've ever purchased a car you probably looked up like 20 different review sites. And the salary here is really good, here's the glass door salary, they typically make about 25 to $35 an hour. Here are some opportunities, I'll put them up on the screen and I'm going to give this one an overall opportunity score of 7.5 out of 10. By the way, if you think of anybody out there that could get value from a super well-researched video like this, go ahead and share it with them, right? So if you have a friend, family member, or just someone who needs to get a job, go ahead and share this video with them. Next is going to be an e-commerce specialist and this is basically someone who specializes in helping companies sell physical products online and this is an extremely profitable industry. Now e-commerce companies are typically going to be using a software called Clavio for their online digital marketing and their email marketing and it's a super specialized software that basically sends the exact message to the right type of person who would possibly be interested in buying the product. But there's really a lot more to it than that, you know, e-commerce is just kind of its own type of beast and being a specialist in e-commerce can really help you get a job and this of course would be really good for someone who likes to shop for physical products online all the time. But you'd make about 47 to $74,000 a year in this role and overall I'm going to give it an eight out of 10 opportunity score and here are some opportunities, I'll put them up on the screen for you. By the way, if you want a nighttime work from home job, I did make another video where I went over 19 separate work from home jobs that you can do at night and you can check that video out by clicking right here.


Hey everyone, welcome to this month's video update. We are through January, the first month of 2021. So I wanted to recap all of our closed trades for the month of January. So let's start first with our January income trades. We had 22 total trades, 18 of which were winners and four losers. So we had quite a few iron ducks, booked one for 120, 150, did one of our newer strategies, the vertigo strategy, booked 198. One of our most popular strategies the weekly double calendar, booked a small profit of 110, another iron duck for 115. We've been mixing in some bullish call diagonals. This one in Baidu was good for 670, another iron duck for 150, vertigo for 100, weekly double calendar for 395, another vertigo for 152. We did do one long call diagonal in UNH. That one did not work out, took a $100 loss on that one. Pre-earnings long straddle an apple for 179. A lot of earnings coming in and are continuing to come in in February. So doing some earnings related strategies just like we teach in our earnings course. I had a small loss in this by vertigo minus 35. CMG Chipotle, long call diagonal for plus 479, weekly double calendar.  Earnings iron duck in Netflix for a winner, another iron duck in Tesla for a winner, a long call diagonal in Facebook for a winner, another iron duck, pre-earnings long straddle in Facebook, SPX weekly double calendar for 10. Our biggest loser was an iron duck in Tesla. And this was a little bit frustrating because right before this thing expired, the day of expiration, we were set up nicely to book a $700 plus winner. And Tesla, that's the day Tesla dropped by about 5, 6% and took us into a loss, unfortunately. So still booked 2,788 on the month. So good month of trading for our income trades. And then if we go to our day trades for January, we booked 1,950 on our mighty 90s strategy. I just did one pairs trade, took a loss on that one for 300 and then a little rough month for the runners, a little bit of a red month, minus 271, but still overall for the month plus over $1,300 for the month. And you can go back and see how these have performed really going all the way back. We just started doing the day trading last year in 2020, but all of these income trades and all of the trades that we've done going all the way back to 2017 are posted here. So you can kind of go back and check out exactly what we've done. If you're interested in checking out, following what we're doing, just click on the membership options button here. I'm at navigationtrading.com slash performance. You can click on membership options and we've got really two different memberships. One is day trading only. So if you only want a day trade, we stream live each morning for the first 90 minutes of the day. We're typically done by about 10 a.m. central and you can move on and do whatever else you do for the day. If you just want to do that, you've got that option here. If you want to follow the income trades, we have 12 different strategies. Like I've shown the Iron Duck, weekly double calendar, vertigo, long call diagonals, all of those are part of our pro membership.  So like I said, it is all access. So if you're interested, just go to our website, click on products. If you want to check out the performance, just go to the performance tab. This is updated every month. So I hope everybody has a fantastic February and look to build on this and we'll catch you next month. See ya.


Injection molding is the most common method for mass manufacturing plastic products. Examples include chairs, toys, cases for consumer electronics, disposable cutlery, and my favorite, Lego bricks. Injection molding was invented to solve a problem for billiards. In the 19th century, billiard balls were composed of ivory harvested from the tusks of African elephants. This devastated the elephant population so a billiards manufacturer offered a $10,000 prize for a replacement for ivory. And this spurred John Wesley Hyatt to develop one of the first plastics, celluloid, to create billiard balls. He patented an apparatus for molding products from celluloid. This apparatus was the birth of plastic injection molding. In principle, injection molding is simple. Melt plastic, inject it into a mold, let it cool, and then out pops a plastic product. In reality, injection molding is an intricate and complex process. An injection molding machine has three main parts, the injection unit, the mold, and the clamp. Plastic pellets in the hopper feed into the barrel of the injection unit. Inside the barrel, a screw transports the pellets forward. Heater bands wrapped around the barrel warm up the plastic pellets. As the pellets are moved forward by the screw, they gradually melt and are entirely molten by the time they reach the front of the barrel. Once enough molten plastic is in front of the screw, it rams forward like the plunger of a syringe. In a manner of seconds, the screw injects the molten plastic into the empty part of the mold called the cavity image. The plastic solidifies in under a minute. The mold opens and the part is ejected. The mold then closes and the process repeats. All injection molded objects start with these plastic pellets, which are a few millimeters in diameter. They can be mixed with small amounts of pigment called colorant, or with up to 15% recycled material then fed into the injection molding machine. Before the mid-20th century, injection molding machines used only external heating of the barrel to melt the plastic before a plunger injected the molten material. But because plastic conducts heat poorly, the temperature was uneven in the barrel. Either the middle was too cool and not fully melted, or the outer regions were too hot and degraded the plastic. The solution was this, the reciprocating screw, often regarded as the most important contribution that revolutionized the plastics industry in the 20th century. In the earlier plunger style machines, plastic filled completely the cylindrical barrel. But as I showed you, the plastic was not at a uniform temperature. The reciprocating screw overcomes this in three ways. First, in modern units, the plastic fills only the space around the shaft of the screw. The seat eliminates the cooler central region, leaving a thinner, evenly heated layer of plastic. Second, the screw has flights that wrap around the shaft. As the screw rotates, the flights transport the raw material forward through the barrel. The flights also serve to mix the plastic. The screw action agitates the melting pellets within the flights to create a uniform mixture. And third, the screw action itself heats the plastic throughout. The shaft's diameter increases along the screw so that the distance between the wall and shaft decreases. The flights then squeeze out air as they move the plastic forward and they shear the pellets and press them against the barrel's wall. This shearing creates friction and so heats the plastic throughout. This screw and douche shear supplies a majority of the heat needed to melt the plastic, between 60 and 90% with the rest from the heater bands. The molten plastic flows past the front of the screw through indentations or flutes. When there's enough plastic to fill the mold at the front of the screw, it rams forward like a plunger, injecting the plastic into the mold. The plastic cannot flow backwards because when the screw pushes forward, a check ring is shoved against a thrust ring to block the backwards movement of the molten plastic. This forces the plastic into the mold. Initially the cavity image is filled with air. As the molten plastic is injected, it forces air out of the mold which escapes through vents. These vents are channels ground into the landing surface of the mold. They're very shallow, between 5 and 40 microns deep. The plastic, which has the consistency of warm honey, is too viscous to flow through the narrow vents. To speed the plastic solidification, coolant, typically water, flows through channels inside the mold just beneath the surface of the interior. After the injected part solidifies, the mold opens. As the mold opens, the volume increases without introducing air, which creates tremendous suction that holds the mold together. So at first the mold slowly opens several millimeters to allow air to rush in and break the vacuum, and then the mold quickly opens the rest of the way so the part can be removed. These precision machined steel molds can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. Removing the part from the mold can be difficult. When the plastic cools, it shrinks and so becomes stuck tightly on the core half of the mold. Molds have built-in ejector pins that push the part off the mold. The ends of the pins sit flush with the core half of the mold, but are not perfectly aligned. Sometimes they protrude or are indented slightly. So if you look closely, you will see circular ejector pin witness marks on molded products. For example, this chair on its bottom has an array of witness marks. When the part drops from the mold, an operator has to remove the sprue, that section of plastic that connected the injection unit to the mold. Sprues are manually twisted or cut off the part. Sprues are attached to objects only in molds that make a single part at a time, like a chair. Smaller objects are made in multiples in a single mold. In these, the sprue connects not to the part itself, but to a network of distribution tunnels called runners. The runners fan out from the sprue and connect to each cavity in the mold via a small, typically rectangular, entrance called the gate. You can see the gate on plastic cutlery. The parts for model planes typically come still attached to their runners. Molds always have at least two parts. And where the parts of the mold meet is called the parting line.  When mold halves close, they are never perfectly aligned, nor do they have sharp corners. This creates a noticeable parting line on the molded object. Another very important aspect of mold design is the draft angle. If a part has walls that are exactly 90 degrees, it will be very difficult to eject because its inner walls will scrape the core half of the mold. Also, the vacuum will be difficult to break because air cannot readily enter. However, if the walls are slightly tapered, even just one or two degrees, it becomes much easier for the part to be removed because once the part moves slightly, the walls are no longer in contact with the core half and air can rush in. One impressive example of injection molding is the Lego brick. You can see the injection point in the middle of a stud, but this is not from a gate or a sprue. The Lego molds use hot runners. Hot runners are a heated distribution network. This keeps plastic inside the runner's molding while the plastic in the mold solidifies. This leaves no gates or sprues to be removed. The molded bricks are ejected ready to use. The downside is that this setup is more expensive than a traditional cold runner system. On the bottom edge of the brick, you can see ejector pin witness marks. And what's most clever to me is where Lego designs their draft angle. The outside of a Lego brick must be square. So if you cut a Lego brick in half, you can see that these inner supports are thicker at the top than at the bottom. There's a draft angle of about one and a half degrees. This helps the ejector pins push the brick off the mold. The core half and the cavity half of Lego molds are designs that the parting line is at the bottom edge of the brick. This hides the parting line. Look around you and see how many injection molded objects you can find. Likely the device you're watching this on has injected molded parts. You should be able to find ejector pin witness marks and parting lines, but you may find something like this. It's a date wheel that shows the month and year the item was made. These are created by removable inserts and can be changed out for each run of the mold. They're very useful for tracking down defects. So to return to where this all started, John Wesley Hyatt and his injection molded billiard ball did not win the $10,000 prize. His celluloid billiard balls didn't bounce quite right. But he did pioneer plastic injection molding, thriving, continually evolving manufacturing process which creates many billions of products every year. I'm Bill Hammack, the Engineer Guy. And to learn the full story of John Wesley Hyatt's celluloid billiard ball, listen to the podcast from 99% Invisible which I've linked to in the description for this video. We're very grateful for our advanced viewers who critiqued early versions of this video. Sign up to be an advanced viewer at engineerguy.com. Thanks for watching.


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Hello everyone and welcome back to another episode of Jurassic World Evolution 2 Battle Boogaloo And today we've got some new mods to showcase, it's always a good day when we're back in Jurassic World Evolution 2 I actually went through and combed through comments on the last video to give the victors of the previous Battle Royale's their well and truly earned nicknames So we have this one Bamboo who's still got some of the scars and oh bless it It's infamy level has went down because I think that's just what happens generally as like dinosaurs stop fighting each other Named by Ranga La Fugueire or Fugueire I think it is Which basically comes from you know Bamboo being this like strong plant-yetic and sort of easy bend and sway in the breeze and stuff like that So I thought it was a really cool idea The nickname for the Changesaurus is Cheerio and this is basically by somebody who managed to time stamp Changesaurus's rise to glory all the way and even their name was Q-Rex So I thought well you know what they put so much time and dedication into it May as well name it after you And the prosoratosaurus is called Sneak Why because well it was one of the top voted names He also named all the other dinosaurs but I was like huh Everyone really wanted to name the stegosaur and the Changesaurus But not really the prosoratosaurus Plus it and I think maybe we sneak works because it kind of snuck under the radar So with this incoming battle royale we have every incubation station ready and set so much so We've even got like dinosaurs I've had to release because well there just wasn't enough space in the whole incubator things So without further ado let's just release them all and see what our contenders are looking like And here we are in the battle arena with every dinosaur being released We've got of course randomly generated colors but we also have new dinosaurs like this Dinokyrus which I'm assuming is just resembling like a spinosaur or something because it's kind of Waddling like one or walking like one. It's not the ferris in a source, which is quite interesting. Yeah That looks like a similar animation But again another lovely dinosaur to introduce into our battle arena though We haven't had a single modded dinosaur win this yet So I'm kind of interested to see how this will go and here is a new mod as well This is the giga from I think um the warpath game if I remember correctly It's like the blue-backed giga which had the huge um like weird mouth on it. So that's really interesting I was thinking it was going to be the giga from um, what's it called the lost world from places from one But this is it from a different lost world game We've got a lovely looking dreadnoughtus there with a nice mossy on the back But here is another new one This is the Tarvosaurus From that camcretaceous special that everybody only certain people were saying it was going to be so cool And it was going to so many different endings and I think really there was only like one or two Endings I think it was just like oh you're gonna choose, but they kind of just all lead to the same thing anyway It's like false false choosings. You know Anyway, we do have that we also have oh, they're both here. Oh wow. Okay. So this they kind of look like werewolves Especially though it looks kind of like a dog. Uh, this one. I think is the uteranis Asporting very odd Acial coloring Lovely. Oh the chili anteasaurus Has a very wolf looking snout. I don't know what it is. It's it's it's the way the the snout inclines Something like that. Yeah, something about it's like It's mouth open the whole time Vibrant there is anosaurus there. Oh that diameter looks so cool But we do have some other ones that are flying under the radar like this the thels I think that's called Yeah, basically just another hadrosaur, but it looks absolutely beautiful. Again, it's a shame about this game and it's no sunlight I don't know why they're we can't just have sun high in the sky. No can't do that Look at its its beak has weird serrations in it. I'm assuming they're to help strip the plants or leaves off plants I'm assuming but I also heard another new dinosaur here. Aha. Do you look different? Do you do? We actually have like a legit Delophosaurus. I think it's a lot bigger than the regular Delophosaurus And of course it has those giant head crests a nicer look at it running for its life I'm assuming it's panicking yet And then it'll run out of stamina and be like, oh, I guess this will do Oh, and there's the t-rex we've got this time sporting the colorings of gambio river basin and Green to a sort of hide and camouflage in with the rest of the swamp very interesting Ah, there it is. I thought I just looked like an amontosaurus the ogren alak ogren alak Yes, this thing but it's incredibly white. It looks like a spaceship Well, it's like a giant mutaburrasaurus or something. I don't know how well it's going to do Maybe well, maybe there's something in the uh the code or god knows what but we'll see how it does Oh, oh that we've got the spino as well Yes, whoa weird pinky purpley bluish head there. Oh, wow Chaplain valley with lithobytes Makes for an interesting spino defi like it's got oc vibes to it a hundred percent Oh a scorpious rex as well. That looks cool though. So without further ado, let's get this ball royal started to see Who will be crowned champion and move on to the final royal with the previous champions It will be the first one to bite the dust my bets on Parra that I'm going to say parra's going to be the first one to go. Oh, oh a first dead dinosaur and it is Hororosaurus being killed by megalosaurus. Oh, we're going to fight here the previous winner pro seratosaurus Aversing the newly created Alapasaurus. Oh, oh god. Oh god. No. Alapasaurus died. Dammit. I was hoping we'd see that somewhere in the future But no is a pro seratosaurus. A pro seratosaurus won that one on to the middle cup Not really small, but kind of in the middle. We got a parra elix against proto We're not produce penta seratops. That's the one although Uh penta seratops not looking very good. You're supposed to be like the caribou or the moose of the herbivores Have you just died god dammit Here's an interesting one. We've got uteranus against carnitaurus again medium carnivores almost virging Oh, oh, oh, oh, that's right because it's a modified dinosaur, isn't it? So it doesn't really have good animations So it does manage to kill. Oh no, uteranus. No Well toast wins that one Will we see a toast in the future? Oh, that'd be quite interesting again Not a single modded dinosaur has ever won and by the oh, that's a myosaur. That's okay Will this be the first battle royale to show one? No try seratops against torus I mean, I guess so the both seratopsits But I mean really you guys should save your strength unless one of you's is just trying to get that experience So when it does come to fighting carnivores, you're gonna be okay, and it doesn't look like torus. Oh, okay Well, there you go. That's that one done It seems to be peaceful valley over here with the acrokatosaurus a slightly wounded brachiosaur and the seratosaurus Just hiding in the corner and here we have indominus regs taking out the montosaurus Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh and the scorpus rex is biting the leg of the apatosaurus. Oh, we have delta Oh, that's interesting for the velociraptors. Come on delta. You could do it. Oh, we've got indoraptor Lovely deep like sea green indoraptor there. We've got our birdasaur We've got spinosaur the of course the tarbasaur which is basically just like a more beefy t-rex apparently Here we go dino chyrus against the changosaurus This thing is like twice the hide probably three times the weight But can it take it on? I don't know. Do you even have teeth? I don't think you do Oh Oh goes for the first bite. Oh dino chyrus. Could you do it? Could you be the first one to make it through? Oh, okay. Okay showing scars is the changosaurus showing scars It doesn't really look like it but again another hit and there we go. Looks like this isn't going to be a kill It's going to be one of those where they both bite each other and then by the looks of it Daffy duck itself is going to win this exchange and it does. Oh, it doesn't even get bit twice Yeah, it did win. You're going to roll.  What's that? Oh manosephaly. Wow, it made it prosorhansaurus still here Indominus slowly trying to chip away at the momentousaur and yep, definitely doing a good job of it We've got a little mini cup here of the dynonicus against the australovaraptor although they're not fighting to the death always disappointing We started with 89 land species and we're down to 71 Try to find those those hadrosaurs that are like mods. Wait, what are you going for? Did you kill something?   It looks like it already has a no it did Oh, no Chunking a source. No Well, you know as long as one of you wins and you get stronger. That's all I care about Carnotaurus against the the the werewolf dinosaur the chili anosaurus, whatever it's called Paras still kicking that's amazing and dryasaur Whereas, you know the office won't even make it that far and and what's that one called? The archaeonithomimus as well. Now, who won this one? Uh, I have no idea just kind of ran away from each other Fresh off the heels of victory dynokyrus takes on this spinosaur.  Uh, it broke its neck in like five different ways This one's a lot more terrifying than the one in drastic park three Seems like spinosaurs have a tendency to go for the neck breaking when it comes to combat And here we go change the source against the sinus aerotops and Unfortunately sino is not going to win this one. We had a good show of it last time But it looks like it's it's not going to make it very far We have delta against a custom Ostroraptor, but it doesn't look good for the raptor. Are they going to call it quits? Oh, they are okay. Hopefully delta can recover from that and we got a guanodon Taking on therizinosaurus Therizinosaurus killed by a guanodon. What?  No It just really didn't like the look of that turkey. Okay. Now. We've got the interrupter Um creating a chase between the patchy servosaurus and I'm pretty sure. Yeah, it's it's it's it's yeah It ran out of stamina and down it goes and scorpious wrecks against the majungus So again a dinosaur that I very rarely I see anyone even talk about this game And uh very rarely do I even ever really see it making good headway in the battle royale Oh, we've got a t-rex roaring an allosaurus again too specifically barely seen and majungus So is done two tail whips from the poisonous scorpious wrecks Twills on the tail and it is gone looks like t-rex and also might have had just a roar But has t-rex even made any kills here? It doesn't look like it's got any scars on it Dinosaur count down from 71 to 56 and has t-rex even made any kills Uh, no, it's actually lost one fight. That's very interesting Interrupted against the poor nodosaurus here, but I don't think it's gonna last very long Um, and is it even down? Oh my god, did it even attack it? Just looked at it and it fell over and collapsed Whoa, wait what? Kedrosaur killed by polar canthus. Can we get it? I'm sorry when you see a herbivore get a kill. It's it's a thing of beauty And here we have bionics against carcarodontosaurus. We've seen bionics win one fight Haven't seen much of carcarodontosaurus here But maybe this could be its victory bionics already looking a little bit rough around the edges Spinosaur in the background there just walking possibly to the acrocanthosaurus And it looks like it's a stalemate to this fight, but maybe this one Oh might lead to a death. Haven't seen acrocanthosaurus really fight anything at all. Spinosaur has Won against the dino chyrus. So that's interesting. Oh the clash an acrocanthosaurus bleeding out heavily here Spinosaur oh there it goes goes for the kill Okay, maybe this could be our first apex carnival in the finale And while that was going on t-rex just won its fight against changosaurus leaving changosaurus I think on where what stegosaur once? Oh god. What did you kill? What did you kill stegosaur?  What? You remember the last battle all sinosarotops did so well. Oh, oh gets a vital interesting Um, we've got endorphins rex taking on the alochomous whatever it's called Oh the poison from the scorpious rex, but actually the megalosaurus is doing better But it's a shame. It's been poisoned. It really needs to finish off the battle now if it starts any chance of surviving Um, but oh wait, what's going on with the spinoff? Let's do something out there and it seems like they've called off this fight Um megalosaur has won, but I don't know how long it's gonna last Voloceraptor is still in it and so sauropelt and so is the atraceraptor who's just uh well running away Like an absolute goward. Oh metracanthosaurus. What were you killed by buddy killed by car carad on the source always interesting to see patchy vinosaurus Facing up against an indoor raptor never a good fight to see really here Patchy vinosaurus is never any good Uh, but you never can tell maybe an interrupter has taken a few hits from something and patchy vinosaurus on full health Um, but it it really looks like interrupters scars are superficial and uh, patchy rhinosaurus is Oh saying that though, you know a little headbutt may go far. There's no sucomibus over there in a poopski Very interesting. Oh, and it doesn't kill it, but it does win the fight Oh baronix lost the fight to an indominus rex and we've got a fight between sauropelter And you bosephalus and sauropelter has killed it So we are getting some fights from the herbivores just against other herbivores, which is very interesting to see Nozudo seratops is still kicking and i'm assuming triceratops is still kicking styracosaurus also But mainly the hits coming from the oh an overrupter still here. Oh my god.  I have never seen fight yet the ankylosaur and alberta eyebrows or so and Oh, oh, okay. Well, there you have it ankylosaur the the chonkiest of all the ankylosauridia Killed in one bite.  No, there's only a handful left now I think even maybe even just one the mono against the austrovenate and mono Instantly dies to it. Ooh, we could see two winners here actually We can see a large dinosaur winning and then a small dinosaur possibly winning too change is so killed by conna torus contours now has three victories under its belt And no losses. That's a good k2t. Oh the giga. No the giga died to an unknown. Maybe a bled out I thought nozudo seratops is dead there, but it's just lying down Hi dinosaur roster now down to 39 A final battle between the patch of dinosaurs at 74 health and the indoraptor at 100 I've played this game long enough to know how this one ends.  Okay, fair enough I still don't think it's gonna win though. And there it is the final hit Another victory for indoraptor And now mega look may oh megasaurus. Oh, it's still got its But it's just recovered and against the allosaur. Oh, they're both damaged. It's kind of an even fight here We've got sucomymus against scorpious rex and we've also got a guanadon against t-rex Okay, we need to see this one. We got a lot of fights happening at the same time But a guanadon can it take on a t-rex? This would be amazing if it could Oh, t-rex just too powerful Damn, I was kind of hoping is there any other way that could have finished I don't think so and because that battle was so quick We can quickly catch up with the scorpious rex and sucomymus. It looks like sucomymus will now Oh, this one could be interesting. Soranosaurus against nozudo serotops Now soranosaurus. I have not seen in the fight nozudo serotops has been in the fight against triceratops So it has more experience and even goes for the first hit My god, soranosaurus. What's wrong with you? How are they up to the days of like uh, bruton? No You're not gonna have that No, it doesn't even kill it either. Looks like it's going to be a stalemate. Oh, nozudo serotops might win Oh Is that another hit? Oh Soranosaurus looks a bit worse for wear and it has lost to nozudo seroton And just as that disappointment of a fight has ended We now have indoraptor against indominus rex But are they oh, nope. Nope. Maybe they fought each other. I don't know sometimes They get a bit camera shy when when I appear so I don't know And scum is rex still going for the dreadnoughtus there Tarbasaur, I haven't seen face-up against anything yet And that's it. It hasn't actually fought anything. This is very interesting However, this is all about a change against this albertosaurus Tarbo and albert both relations of t-rex. I'm pretty sure Except for one has been definitely um Vetted. Oh my god, tarbasaur going down. No I was gonna say tarbasaur looks way more intimidating and definitely designed that more like marketable Audience per se, but no albert with the giant eyebrows has won Okay, you've got no fights under your belt. Can you take on serato soros? This will be very interesting. I you know what? I wouldn't be surprised if it kills it As in moose or something I was gonna say I wouldn't be surprised because serato soros Knocked from pellet opposed from dinosaur to dinosaur and just didn't win Oh, here we go. Indoraptor against indominus Indoraptor not looking too hot here. Is this going to be the kill from indotus? And it is Yeah, hate to say it's shook about like a ragdoll, but indoraptor falls to the ground Lifeless and limp meaning that indominus rex has the highest chance now with its biggest competition out of there Four kills seven fights or seven Infamy level of level five. Good god Spinosaur back from its hiatus of kill streak to take on a megalosaur and I feel like oh, yeah Yeah, I had a feeling spinus always gonna win that undisfeated We got a lot of undefeated champions now stego still has its one kill and one victory Oh my god, really a lower titan made it further than indoraptor That is impressive There that is with a definitely can't fight back I think that might be the last herbivore that can't fight back that made it in well done and made rank 28 Out of 89, which is saying something We've still got t-rex, which I haven't really seen the albert as well as a bit of a wild card Here we go car car it on the source against carnitaurus and carnitaurus is one of those dinosaurs That's made a lot of kills, but in this kind of fight. It's kind of outmatched by its size So we'll see how this goes car car it on the source does get the first bite and car to Runs away. Yep. Nope. Yep. We just did one bite and then decided that's enough of that And we've got astro lovinator Against delta But who will win this exchange astro lovinator has been undefeated, but can't kill delta in one hit Oh no, it takes two and there we go. It's the red. It's the red. It's vicious. It wants the win Oh Oh, here we go Indominus rex against t-rex now my bets on indominus rex because I'd definitely seen it make more kills And it does get the first hit off which is a sign that it is stronger But you never can't tell t-rex also gets a hit off Um, does it look like it marked indominus rex too much though t-rex. Yeah, definitely losing and loses that fight now Can anyone else capitalize on that? That is the question Rurosaurus has been in a fight with something. I don't know what bless. Did it lose? Oh, it did lose something for it and didn't win It could have been albert could have even been a stego. Oh scorpios rex died. What?  I didn't even see that never mind Scorpios rex wasn't killed by cock hard on the source. It was killed by carnitaurus Oh, this is interesting.  And here we go. The real car carnitaurus against alasov But carnitaurus has already been kind of damaged, but it does win. Oh my god I'm reading all t-rex died to indominus rex there just caught the end of that one I kind of want anything to win except for indominus because otherwise It just feels like indominus rex just has like an advantage because it's a hybrid and it's meant to kill everything I'd be happy with anything else winning. No way. No way. The cop is still alive This made any kills. Oh, but that's brilliant Look at it go. I thought it would have been killed ages ago albert a sore against Indominus rex and I don't think it's looking good for indominus rex I mean, sorry albert a source. It's looking good for indominus rex. Although you never can tell maybe Oh my god, maybe just like that albert a sore can win it going for the first bite Okay, domus rex does retaliate, but doesn't seem to have done much damage Yeah, look at that. No scars on albert a sore there at all Look at those. Look at that silhouette is a nightmare. Oh, domus rex getting scared and activating its camo and running away My goodness albert a sore wins that one This could be it.  All right. Oh, I don't like this. No carnitaurus against spino Carnitaurus did win its last fight, but oh Spino gets the first bite in Not looking good for carno Is it going to be a kill the next one spinoe always kills in the second hit but can't no not even carnitaurus Can face up against the spino. How many kills this thing god Damn, it didn't even go for any of the herbivores. I think okay sukumimus against indominus rex Oh no The domus rex is winning I know that sukumimus was on a hundred percent and I think indominus rex was on 93 So if your domus rex was on a hundred It might have killed it But luckily that fight it had has really saved sukumimus's skin unless it dies now But I don't think it will I think it might get off one hit either that or it'll run away And he's running away. Okay, fair enough. I think it was very close. He had 29 percent He did nothing to it. Wait, you guys can fight each other Astrovenator the victor of all the tiny coops is now taking on alison. It's just died He got too big for his boots and bit the dust I did not expect to see that good god All right, this could be it the first loss for the herbivores in a while.  That's right. Nobody wants you to win All right, looks like the carnivores have decided to pay the herbivores a little bit of attention and uh Triceratops getting the first hit off against an allosaurus Just, you know fresh off the heels That allosaurus just basically won in one hit against the astrovenator wherever it was called and uh, yeah gets hit by Triceratops and runs away How much damage 63 percent?  What is that pose?   You know what? Fair enough. You did something Okay, we've got the polacanthus against saura pelter very interesting, but also more importantly We got the spinosaurus against the albertasaurus Again, spinosaur gets the first hit off. It's usually the second again Always the second seems to be the killing blow from the spino and how's it going with the polacanthus and saura pelter?  I don't know Polacanthus looking worse for wear, but there you go saura pelter wins brilliant saura pelter now has killed something and won two battles And on to the stegosaur against nazuta's seratops.  That's another first time has been hit twice in a row I think is it gonna get a hit off back Yeah, there you go Dichimus boss But will the stegosaur man be able to finish it is the question. Nope. Nope.  Well done two favorites now alasaur against indominus rex. Alasaur used to win in drasaur world of world evolution All the time for some reason, but then it just kind of hasn't been as strong in drasaur world And indominus rex again doling out two massive hits just like it did to the sucomymus alasaur Those get to get one back, but could this be it? We see we see patterns emerging with each dinosaur and there it is just like the spinosaur kills in two hits the indominus rex Well, those two hits then gets it and then finishes it and alasaur is out. Oh my god. What are you lister? You're moris intrepidus.  It's just taken ages I guess because they're all scared once the bigger carnivores start dying off Then they could start having their battles and a proverbial punching bag That was nozuta saratops killed by indominus rex literally just knocking it over chopped dead. Yeah easy kill It's a spinoe against stego Oh, oh it is Oh, this is interesting two favorites from easeless owner But not a match for spinoe who sort of glitched into the ground who is drinking the ground not water And then it was like wait a minute.  There's no it doesn't stand much of a chance. Does it is it? Oh, there it goes This collapsed the moment we have all be waiting for spinosaurus against indominus rex Each one kind of undefeated. Oh, spinoza gonna get his two hit victory. Oh no, then the clash Both taking heavy damages, but indominus rex are out of there in two seconds Whoa, you don't want to mess with this spinoza man. Good god That was powerful only 86 percent damage and 10 percent on the indominus rex Man, okay I think we may have found our winner unless all of a sudden we can have an upset with like I don't know a triceratops. Don't you imagine? Oh, no No No Pyroctor don't do it. There's only nine dinosaurs left. He made it in the top 10 Damn wow can't be surviving longer than t rex and indoraptor. That is amazing I thought just that we might have a situation where we'll have loads of winners because the small carnivores and herbivores Won't attack each other, but no they they they just waited till the end to then start having their fights Maybe we'll see something happen to over after. I don't know. I could never find anything that would kill over after properly Oh, you know how I said about triceratops being an upset This is a hundred percent health triceratops against a 45 percent indominus rex and if the It's happening this triceratops Just took all of the points that that indominus rex had Oh, dear Oh, no What do you want now? What it's only made one kill and that was it's one kill was indominus rex now guys We could be in a situation where triceratops might kill spino I mean that technically was spino's kill You know triceratops wasn't there spino would have killed it, but I'm really curious to see how this ends and after our previous battle royales I'm not saying anything. I just want to see it. I want to watch it unfold We have pyro raptor against austral raptor. This is it. I think this is the finale Whoever's going to win this is then going to go on to kill listrosaurus and maybe over after Oh, oh, sorry austral raptor a triceratops would met one Here we go triceratops versus spino. I can feel it coming I think triceratops is getting in this is into the position. Yeah, this is it. Oh, we still got sore a pelter over there. That's interesting. Okay Spino against triceratops. I I'm gonna hold my breath. I don't know how this is gonna go.  No matter what the upset is spino gonna always do it in two hits Oh try to and then hit on the side Maybe a three. That's the first time it hasn't killed two hits and it's a three hit kill Oh, I don't know what happened that sort of pop to oh Very tall but spinosaur even with triceratops up taking that victory away from it has still won There is only sore a pelter now that stands in the way of spinosaur becoming the victor a dinosaur that has not lost a Single battle nine victories at eight kills sore a pelter. Did it last more than two seconds? Kind of like three, but really it was gonna die. It has defeated indominus rex It's taken on so many other carnivores and has never lost a single battle And I can't think of a better carnival to make it into the finale the only apex to have done it So far, of course, we'll still go forward and add more We do have some other dinosaurs in here that may die. We still got astro So just like the other victors if you put a nickname for these the spinosaur and the atrosa raptor in the comments down below Next time we do a battle royale video Up never mind While trying to transport the atrosa raptor to the uh thing Spinosaur decided to kill it now I deliberately did that the other way because I thought if I You know if I tranquilized the spinoe and then the atrosa raptor There was a chance that the atrosa raptor would come over and kill it So you know what I thought why not let's do it this way But it just so happened that the spinosaur had one final trick to pull out of its sleeve And that was to be the only winner of this battle royale and that was to kill the atrosa raptor And off the only victor goes to the finale at some point when we do a couple more We'll you know, maybe get to 10 dinosaurs or something like that And then we'll do one final because I do want to make a new battle arena And just like make a different environment But at the moment we could only do this one and I can't change it because there's been so many mods That if I did eat something the game crashes But anyway guys if you enjoyed this video leave a like until next time. 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From the Sands Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nevada, extracting the signal from the noise, it's theCUBE, covering AWS re-invent 2015. Now your host, Stu Miniman and Brian Graceley. Welcome back to theCUBE, SiliconANGLE TV's live wall-to-wall coverage of AWS re-invent 2015. Had about two and a half days' worth of coverage coming into the landing at the end. Voice is a little bit rough sometimes here because it is Las Vegas, of course. My co-host, cloud analyst, Brian Graceley. Been doing a lot of the interviews here. Great job, Brian. And really happy to have CEO and co-founder of cloud and showroom Wagner. First time on theCUBE, thank you so much for joining us. Thank you very much for having me here. All right, so we always love on theCUBE having, not just CEOs, but the founders. We've been talking at this conference about builders. So can you just give us to start a little bit about your background and why was CloudInfounded originally? So I came from the enterprise software space. When I worked at the enterprise software market, I figured out that there is a lot of cost and capacity management issues happening in the data centers. Later on, when there started transformation from the data centers back to the cloud, I figured out that there could be similar challenges in the cloud computing. So we've started the company back in 2011, actually. So all right, three years in the world. Great, so can you just give us, for audience, give us kind of what is cloud in, how many people you have, if there's any revenue numbers you can share, and what's kind of the scope of the company. So we are a cloud monitoring and optimization for hybrid cloud deployments. We help cloud customers to optimize the way they are using their cloud resources so they can make decisions what resources they have to select when they're running Amazon Web Services and other clouds, like Azure, Google, OpenStack, VMware, and so on. And they can improve performance and reduce the cost. So that's what the technology does. It's SaaS-based technology. We are 25 people. We are located in Israel, just around the corner, 10,000 kilometers away. And we are here in two and a half days of the show, very crowded, very great show from our perspective. Yeah, so Amazon very much talks about the ultimate destination is public cloud. We've been talking a lot about hybrid cloud, though, in the industry for a bunch of years. One of the services you offer is really trying to help customers understand that decision. So can you get us in the context of Amazon? I mean, the message, obviously, is a little bit of hybrid, but we play there and it's going to the public cloud. Where are we today? What have you seen the last couple of years in the trend and what's the conversation with customers go like? So when we started the company, it was me again, in 2011 and 2012, we went out to the market. We've seen a lot of the SMBs are taking off on the cloud computing technologies. But in mid-2013, we've started seeing a lot of traction coming from enterprises. And when enterprises are taking decisions on where they have to run the workload, they typically take informed decisions on running multi-clouds, public clouds with other public clouds or public and private. So the trends that we see today, and we've seen it in the show, with different enterprises, is taking a hybrid approach, Amazon and other clouds. Yeah, when you're a SaaS application, you guys have a ton of insight into what your clients are doing. Helps you shape the product, but also gives you insight in the client. What are you seeing? I mean, when you start providing them that much information, better monitoring, better cost understanding, how does their patterns change? Do you see them using it more? Do you see them changing what they do? What goes on when you give them that much insight? So, indeed, it's a SaaS solution. And the fact that it's a SaaS solution allows us to collect all the data from all the different customers and take informed conclusions on what kind of products we have to develop. So we see a lot of traction on compute. So we invest a lot of our algorithms and products to improve the way how they use compute instances. Obviously compute is the biggest chunk of the bill or the usage that customers are using, followed by storage and then network. And it's similar concepts, similar behavior for SMBs and enterprises as well. Yeah, and how much are you able to give back to your customers? You obviously see trends across different size markets, across different geographies. How much does that just go back into the product and how much are you giving direct guidance to clients to say, look, there's spot instances, you can buy different ways. So how does that relationship evolve? So we are starting the typical way or the best way to start optimizing cloud deployments is not necessarily going after the price module optimization, but also you have to take a look at the way how your application is running in the cloud and optimize its operational efficiency by selecting the right size of instances or databases or storage object that you're using. So select larger instances to support growth or performance. Once you optimize the operational of your cloud deployment, then move and take a look at the reserved instances. Capabilities in Amazon has a variety of options in reserved instances. The spot market and the new capabilities that has been announced two days ago on summer between the spot and the reserve businesses. So as you said, Amazon's matured, their pricing model, they're giving more options. One of the things that two years ago, the first time I came to the show, they came up with a trusted advisor. And what was shocking to me is customers were really excited because they're like, oh, now I understand what I'm doing and ha ha, I'm using 75% more stuff than I should be. I lived in the traditional infrastructure world. It's not like if you had 75% more gear that you bought, it's like somebody's in big trouble. So I'm curious, what are some of the key findings that you find, how do you help customers and those pricing trends, how are they changing? So first of all, with regards to trusted advisor, I think Amazon Web Services is currently the only provider that provides this kind of service to its customers. It shows the support and the confidence that Amazon Web Services is having in its infrastructure and ability to growth. The fact that they are providing saving capabilities to customers is great. Now, the most, the items that you see are some deficiencies are obviously around underutilization of resources. Similar to data centers, 60 to 65% of the instances are significantly underutilized. And it's not, I think it might sound surprising, but it's not because many of the enterprises, specifically the enterprises, when they are moving workload from the data centers back to the public cloud, they are treating virtual instances as a physical instance. And that's a mistake that they have to resolve or actually making sure that they are solving using technology like ours or trusted advisor. Yeah, you bring a great point. If it was in a data center and you said that, you know, we expect, if you're getting 15% utilization, you're doing a pretty good job compared to your peers. If you're 30%, you're doing awesome. But the expectation is when I'm in the cloud, I'm doing better. So it sounds like maybe not quite there. They are not quite there, but we have to remember that system administrators and people that run in cloud operations will typically take additional capacity in order to resolve any risk issues that they may have. So you can see high availability applications that are idle because most of the applications are up and running. It will be still considered an unutilized resource. Do you guys have a sense? I mean, we're seeing more and more of the roles change. When you start to use the cloud, we talk about DevOps. Who's your buyer? Who's, is it, I mean, is it the financial person on the account? Is it the application team? Who's the buyer? And then do you find that it shifts over time? So with the SMBs, it used to be the VP of engineering that typically used to take responsibility for the operational of the cloud. Obviously in larger enterprises, you see it coming from the CIO organization. Sometimes there is a role called VP operations that has the performance responsibility and the budget responsibility on the same side. And the fact that we are combining operational and financial metrics together into one single pan of glass for hybrid environments, that's the tool that VPOps will typically ask for. Yeah. One of the things that we hear from a lot of clients is they're now talking about migrations. And we talked a little bit before we were on air. Some customers have a sense of what an existing application cost, others not really, because they've never really broken it down as a service. Do you have a way to help them model what a cost looks like ahead of time and say, if you migrate this and it looks, can you help them get a sense for budgeting what it might look like? So we have a migration recommendation capabilities. The way how we do that is by hooking up to your private cloud infrastructure and collect the usage about the existing, compute database storage. The customer have to have an initial sense of what is the unit cost for a VM or for a storage object or a database, and then we will automatically provide the best choice that the customer can have based on three different parameters, SLA, which is performance, cost or location. What do you find your typical customer is using in Amazon these days? I mean, is there a price point, a size of IT that's a good fit for your customer base for what the services are? The average infrastructure size would be 250 virtual instances concurrent running. That would be a good fit for Amazon and hybrid cloud, obviously. I was actually looking at your website and I like some of the dashboard you give for kind of some of the different roles, CIO, CFO, developers on systems integrators. Are you finding all of those involved in your various customers? Like what's the mix that you see out there today and any trends between who's driving the purchasing decision? So DevOps will use the operational metrics dashboard. CIO, CFO will use the combined dashboard that shows the utilization and the cost of the entire cloud deployments that we have. It's a great UI challenge. You've got to be able to figure out how to make something for a financial person to look at charts and then you've got to give technologists that typical sort of line-listed CLIs and all those sort of things. So that's one of the best things on building SaaS solutions. We collected so much information from our customers. It's around 15% of the Amazon, Microsoft, and Google resources are monitored by clothing daily. So we look at the way how they are building their reports and each one of the reports have become popular. We create dashboard, template out of it. So it's been reused by different roles in the organization. Yeah, the show is growing so much. You guys have been here a couple of years. The show is growing so much energy. Like what's your take on the ecosystem as a whole? I mean, do you feel like it's becoming more competitive as you feel like customers understand what tools are available, the services are available? What's your take on what's going on here? So obviously there are additional competitors in the market because the market is getting mature. But I see a lot of growth from the different partners in the ecosystem and Amazon web services. They're all growing. They're growing together with Amazon web services. The fact that we see a lot of enterprises and system integrators, MSPs are coming to the show. You know, it gives us a lot of confidence that this market is rocketing right now. Yeah, what's next for you guys? I mean, there's a lot of new technologies coming out of me. Containers are coming out. We're seeing internet thing. What's next for you? What are the big focus areas you want to give your customers visibility to? So obviously we're spending a lot of resources and effort into the private cloud. It's an important area for us on which we invest. We believe it's obviously a big market, at least bigger as the public cloud. Containers is big for us because at the moment you can make containers transfer between cloud environments, makes our porting migration capabilities are more applicable for the clients. And obviously you support AWS, you support other clouds, you give customers that visibility across multiple clouds. Definitely, these are today we support Amazon Web Services which is the primary cloud, Microsoft, Azure, Google and OpenStack, the different distros for OpenStack. So beyond some of the pricing, you know, what are you generally hearing from customers? I guess at the show here, there's the general buzz that Amazon continues to add, continues to separate themselves from the pack. You know, what are you hearing from your users? So first of all, it's the second year. If you will take a look at the last year announcement in Amazon Web Services re-invent, it's the second year that Amazon is not announcing significant price reduction. And they are more focusing on agility and bringing new functionality to clients. Which probably shows something about the strength and the positioning of Amazon Web Services in market. And that's great. The more features, functions are added, the more, you know, agility that customers are being at Amazon Web Services. Yeah, and we're hearing that. We're hearing that more and more customers are telling us, yes, costs are important, but that's not the driving factor and so forth. How do you, if that happens more with customers, you've obviously got a cost element. Is there a way that you can put agility metrics into there? Is there a way you can help them understand how to go faster? So first of all, I agree. Cost is not the only factor in determining which cloud provider you have to select. And it's not definitely the most important criteria. That's why we announced two days ago, a product called Smart Sizing, which allow you to make informed decision on how resources should be looked like in terms you want to grow your cloud, and not necessarily optimize your cloud from a cost perspective. So that's something that's the first thing. You're giving them proactive tools, let them plan, let them think about it. It's a very sophisticated forecasting solution that predicts the growth of your business based on the historical metrics and tell you how much capacity you have to buy. So last thing, people want to find out more about cloud in, where can they find more information? Their free version we can try out. Definitely www.cloudin.com, cloudyn.com in French. It actually sounds much better. There is a free trial over there. So go ahead and try it. All right, Charon, thank you so much for joining us. Steve Travels back on the short trip back to Tel Aviv. Thank you very much. Thanks so much. And we'll be right back here, wrapping up our coverage of AWS reInvent 2015. Thanks for watching.


Hello again and welcome to part 4. Let's go and fix one of the main issues with this program right now. We have everything in place here and it looks nice on the editor. If we try it, you know, we see here the text and everything that's like as we expected. But as soon as we resize this we notice that the text box is not following the screen. Why is that? It's because the window resizing is changing the viewport that what we can see from here from our scene. And right now the values on this box is set globally, like it doesn't have any awareness of where the parent control is or what the camera is. We can see here the small blue box thingy here, it's marking where the camera is with the initial resolution, which we can also change from here on the settings window. Here we can change the size, the default one. We can also select if we want to resize our other screen options. Going back to this example, how would you go and modify this so it always follows the camera or the windows size? To do that you can on any green node that you see here, when you select it, you have this layout option over here. When you press on here on the layout you have a lot of options on where you are going to place this relative to its parent. Right now, if we see here the control, the control node is set by default to full rect. That means that it will always occupy the max size of the screen, so it will be always full screen. So, we want that for our text edit node as well. Let's try it out. We go to layout, we go to full screen. And of course, you notice the first problem here is that if we make it full screen, it's going to be over those buttons and we don't really want that. But let's try it out for now. Let's see. If we resize this, it resizes as well the rest. Let's go ahead and open a document like this one. And we can see that, yeah, we see the scroll value everywhere and it's always full screen which is what we want from a text editor. So now, let's add some margins to this to make it look kind of similar to what we had before. If you see here on the inspector, when you select one of the control elements, you have the properties and if you were not aware of this, you have the individual text edit properties here and then the control properties here. All the nodes that are green will have this control section because it means that the control node is apparent so they inherit all those options. So if we select the label, we have the label settings and the control settings. So let's go back to our text edit. What we want to do now is add margins and we can select them here from the control margin settings. And if you've been working on web development, you know how margins work, but you're gonna get a surprise because what you expect to happen is that when you select the top margin, which is this margin from here, that if you add that number is gonna go there. The same you expect from this side, which is if you add the left margin, all the content is gonna go there. So you assume that from the right, you're gonna get the right margin going there and from bottom, you get the bottom margin going there. Sorry for my amazing drawings, but what happens actually in Godot is that everything goes only to the left or to the bottom. So the top margin, if you add a number is gonna go down and the same is gonna happen for the bottom and with the left and the right margins is gonna do the same. So let's go and modify it so you can see it. If we add here 40, for example, it's a nice number, like more similar to what we had before, but if we add 40 to the bottom, it goes outside of the view. So here in bottom, since we know it's gonna go to the other direction, we just add a negative number, for instance, minus 10. So we get a minus 10 gap there. With the left, let's do a 10 as well and the right, let's do a 10, nope, minus 10. So it's a bit confusing, but okay, we have this element occupying the entire screen with the margins. Let's go and try it out, we see it and yeah, it grows and gets smaller as we resize the screen. Okay, of course, this is only one of the layout options you have. You have many of them and they have a few asterisks, a few things that you have to take into account. Let's create a new scene so we can play a little bit around with those. Okay, so I created a new scene, an empty scene, let's gonna add, let's see, let's gonna add a panel, okay, we have our panel here, which is just an empty container. And let's try it out. If we set the layout on the center, it's gonna keep the size and when I resize, let me save this, play ground, okay. When we resize it, it's gonna be always in the center. This is very useful if you want to do something like, I don't know, like a name on a 3D game, things like that, I don't know, you get that position.  So if we get on the margin 10, you see that we're gonna get this size. Right now the numbers are weird because I resized it, but yeah, don't worry about that, you're gonna see it when you are moving these elements. Then we can do, yeah, center bottom, all the directions. And with these ones, I had a lot of features before because with contents like this that they don't have any content inside, so it's just an empty box. If we select those options, you see like, so if you do it with an element like this, it's gonna get to zero because there's no content in it. But with other elements, for instance, if we get a label, and let's say we want to say hello world on this label, we can set the layout to the left and it's gonna be the minimum width, which I think it's set from here, the mean size. You can set it like for elements like this one. Let's try it out. Rect minimum size 100 and 100, that's gonna be the minimum. Let's try it. Yes, I cannot make it smaller. Now let's use it as layout on the left, yeah, and we get it there on the rise or the bottom which again, the bottom goes out of the screen, not ideal, anyway. You can play around with those things, you can try them out. It's kind of complicated to explain, it's better for you to try it. Just create one of the elements that you want and start playing with those. And some other notes that I recommend you to explore as well are the containers because when you have a container, you can start organizing things and also use the layout functions to those. So for instance, we want to have here the label, hello world, and we're gonna have another label which is gonna be goodbye. And this container is always gonna keep them as one inside. If you see like one in the size, like you see like when I try to move them, it is not letting me move it. So here you can have the alignment for those elements, it's gonna be always in the center but they are all separated like that, let's duplicate it, say here test, bye, okay. So it's like a grid with columns. So you can group different elements inside that space. Let's add a button, just a regular one, the order of course, yay, okay. So as you can see, the button also grows depending on the size but yeah, this is how you can use the box containers and you can combine the box containers with the layout positions and you can do all the good stuff that you want to. If you want to have floating UI, this also works for video games like it's not only for programs for the UI of the game, it's very useful.  There are so many to cover but it's very hard to explain if you don't have any goal and I don't plan on making a very complicated UI for the text editor. Right now what we have is I think enough for a simple program and yeah. Maybe I think that I would like to add, it's just a background color. You can change the background of all the scenes from the project settings and then you go to rendering environment, here you can select the clear color, which can be whatever you want to. Let's do white for now, oh that's too much, I don't know how people can get the white but yeah. Or you can also use another element, let's create a new child which is the color rectangle, which is just an empty color rectangle. Let's set this to, I don't know, let's get the color from the text editor and make it a little bit brighter and bluish, yeah, something like that. Now we want this to be of course full size and the order is going to be the first node so it's behind everything and we get a nice background color for our app which is looking better already. What I'm gonna do now is refactor a little bit the code and add some shortcuts. If you want to, you know, get shortcuts on those elements, I spent some time researching how to do that because the documentation is not well written and there are no examples online that I could find so yeah, there's probably a better way to do it but this is the only way I've found. Let's go to the code. Let's try to add an action to the quit event, you know, like here you have like the control queue and you see you have here the shortcut information, let's do the same here. So to do that, we need to create a new shortcut and an input event key. There are different options that you can set from here. The first one is what key is going to be, you know, that the main key for instance here is the O, here's the S, here's the W, so how to get those keys? Well, you get the input event key instance that we created and set scan code, it's not even in the autocomplete but okay. Now here you can use a number but they are all stored if you search on the documentation on the global scope, here you have all the keys for the scan codes, like for instance, let's say we want the key, the queue, it's very simple, let's see, it's just key underscore and the name of the letter and it says here that the number, so you could either use the number or the variable name, this time we want the key, queue. So that means that this shortcut is going to be triggered with queue and now we want to also check for the control key, okay. Now we need to set the shortcut and this is like the confusing part because you have to set the shortcut to the input event key. So now when you apply this shortcut, it's going to check for the key queue and the control key at the same time. Now that we have everything, let's add it to this item and you can access the menu button file as we did before. Now we need the index, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4. Now what's the shortcut that we want to apply? The one we created, so we can type shortcut which is this variable right here and now if you want it to be global or not, that means that if you want to be able to execute that from anywhere or not, since it's the quit one, yes, we want it to be global. So let's try it out. There's a bug here, okay, I want you to know before but so you can see the quit the label disappears when you apply one of these and I believe this is a problem with the layout of the theme that we are using, so we're going to try to fix that in a later episode. So this shouldn't happen but it is happening on the current version. Let's try it out, let's press control queue and yeah, it is executing that command. Of course, we're not going to be creating one of these for each of those like this. It would be better to wrap all this inside a function and apply the shortcuts for each action in a different function call but we're going to leave it like this for now. When you start seeing in your code that you have the same line over and over and over again but only with one element that is different, that means that you're doing something weird. In this case, we can make a loop for I in and I got them already done. I don't want to bore you typing. So this is basically an array with all the actions and now we can get instead of typing it all the time, we just use the I. I guess you already know how to use for loops. Otherwise, you can, there are so many tutorials about it but yeah. So this looks cleaner already because I have them all in two lines instead of so many. Let's go and do the same with the help and another thing I'd like to do is to create the signals I will add them together. So since they are the same almost okay. We should really move this to a different function. So let's go ahead and so we can do instead of doing this like set the shortcut here, I can do key Q. This means that I'm gonna send this as a key. The key is gonna be the scan code. We're gonna return the shortcut which is gonna get applied to this and this should work. Let's try it out. Yeah, I can see it there. I can press current. Okay. Okay, how to make this even better. We can for sure improve this loop and add the shortcuts to those. So instead of having just an array, we can have a dictionary with values and different shortcuts and names but since I want to fix first that bar, I want to make sure that it's not something I did. We're gonna do that another day. For now, we can keep it like this. And as we'll suggest this here on this comment, I should replace these ellipses when they start to get big with the match statement and which is like a switch if you've used JavaScript or Game Maker maybe or other languages as well. And yeah, it's gonna keep it cleaner instead of having the item name. Item name since we're always checking the same variable, we can use the match. So this should look something like this. Okay, this should be it and it looks much cleaner. Let's see if they work. Open, yeah, save as, yes, I get the save as new file, new file. Okay, I could do the same here, but since there are only two, I'm just gonna keep it simple for now, but you get the idea. It's a nicer implementation. Okay, another place where I could find some errors is here in the entitled. If I'm typing this like several times and I'm using it to check as an empty file, let's create that in a separate value, which is gonna be a constant called entitled. That way, I will make sure that I don't make the mistake of writing it differently everywhere I have it. Okay, let's check if I'm doing this and I want to save. It's giving me that, so it's basically working. That's a quick test. I think that's it, but by reading everything, now I notice that this here really doesn't do anything because we don't want to update that. And honestly, if I keep doing things, this video is gonna get too long, and I don't want to make super long videos for now. But on the next one, I'm gonna be covering the style, like how to make a new theme and change the fonts, the sizes, and colors of all the elements. Thank you very much, everyone, for commenting. I keep making videos about this topic, and if there's anything in particular that you want me to cover, just leave a comment. I use it already requested a save state to check before opening new files, things like that, but I'm not sure if I'm gonna add it on this tutorial because it doesn't touch anything with the UI. I want to keep these tutorials mostly for the UI elements that you might need for a program. I won't keep you here any longer. Thank you, and if you want to download the code of the project, I have a Patreon page where I will be posting all the versions there, and otherwise, I'm sure you can just recreate it by hand in no time. But yeah, just if you want to help me make more videos like this one, I would really appreciate it. Okay, leave you here with the end cards. Bye!


So guys I am back with another Dying Light 2 video today people. I'm going to showcase to you how you can get a Chylcraine weapon charm How's it going guys? My name is DP Jane if you do enjoy the video leaving a like really helps out And if you like quite a scene want to see more be sure to subscribe So this Chylcraine weapon charm this secret weapon charm is tied to a quest Which basically has four steps of seeing you going out into the world and searching for dog tags for Fallen converts for a lady whose name is Kyra, I believe she's located in this building right here You can see here. There's a quest here, which I'll show exactly where she is in a quick second Let me just quickly demonstrate to you guys where is this weapon charm So How do you hold them out now? You can hold them out when you're not how do you do how do you do there? We go there we go. You can see it My probably won't have to sit on my PC because I have my settings on low, but it just a coil crane on them It is obviously a blueprint that you unlock. I'll show you here Yeah, so if I just go to craft any weapon you'll see there we go. You can see on it there Okay Okay, so the woman is the location you can see on screen now like I said She sends you out in Four instances of collecting dog tags. You first have to go to a GRE Center You then have to go to another room then a gym then you have to go to the basement of the VNC tower and You'll see all locations of where these dog tags and the bodies can be found where you treat these because they can be For some reason the game goes a little weird and doesn't showcase you where they are You know when you yeah, you push your right If I'm sticking and you normally get the indication of where things are sometimes for me that don't work And I was a little confused into where some of these were also I will state you can obviously fast travel back If you've unlocked the metro station underneath what is this actual place? The PK floating fortress is a fast travel station right there So if you've unlocked that you could fast travel back to where if you do that guys, I will warn you make sure you leave the Area that you are in once you've retrieved the dog tags because sometimes it can bug out And if you fast travel as soon as you pick up the dog tags It can bug out. So make sure you leave the area and make sure he says on your map The indication to go back to Kyra is the right distance away If it isn't the right distance away wait until it is the right distance where before you fast travel back Because otherwise you're gonna be running backwards and forwards across the city a fast travel point This makes it way way easier people also as GRE center I recommend doing that at night if you do it in a day. It's just overwhelming with zombies But other than that people it's pretty straightforward. This is how you get the Kyle crane Dog tags the the charm which is pretty epic and there we have it guys. I hope this video helped shoot out and Well subscribe if you want to see more dying light and hopefully people I will see you on that next one


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