It's always beautiful to come to the moment and see different people, different types of people, you know, and this is, I think, the power of Allah SWT through the sub-up of his chosen Prophet Muhammad SAW, that he can bring all these different types of people together. Allah SWT says, وَمِنْ اَيَاتِ الْخَلْقُ الصَّمَوَاتِ وَالْأَبْ وَخْتِلَافُ الْسِنَةِ كُنْ وَالْوَانِكُمْ From the great signs of Allah is the creation of the cosmos, the heavens and the earth, right? The creation of the universe. This is an invitation to deal with the possibility, the teleological argument for the existence of God, the argument that the universe is finally tuned for life, and in the variety, وَخْتِلَافِ and in the variety of your tongues and languages and colors. This is a great ayah of Allah SWT. A great Qur'an, an irrefutable proof of the prophecy of the Prophet Muhammad SAW, that you have this type of variety just in this place. There are people here, there are Arabs here from different Arab majority countries. You have South Asian contingency, you have white Muslims, African American Muslims, you have Afghani Muslims, you have an Iranian, he's in here somewhere. I know you. I know the Hadith. The person will be with the one who he loves. Why is he so hopeful? It's because the Sahaba, they knew that they love the Prophet Muhammad SAW. I would add another Hadith of this Salmanu minna ahl al-bayt, Salman al-Farisi. I have to be a little nationalist. Usually the only one in the room. That's all my students here about what goes on in the classroom. It's probably criminal. At least some degree of racism. Hopefully not. Salmanu minna ahl al-bayt. Subhanallah, the Prophet SAW, he said, khulu nasab, khulu ansab, tan pati'u, yoman qiyama, ghayran nasabi wa sabbabi. Every type of lineage or connection is cut off on the yoman qiyama except my lineage and those who are somehow connected to me. So I can't be ahl al-bayt, but I can be an adopted member, as it were, of ahl al-bayt. And how do I do that, like Salman al-Farisi? You manifest in extreme mahabda with the Prophet SAW. He is the means by which parts are brought together. Just look around him Suhaib al-Rumi, Salman al-Farisi, you have Abdullah ibn Salam, al-Yahudi, you're ethnically Jewish, all these different types of people around him that he brought together, right? One of the names, I was actually asking, also to speak about, this is what I really sort of took notes on, sorry, the wrong thing, on the names of the Prophet SAW, that are mentioned in the Quran and the hadith, one of his names is ni'matullah, ni'matullah, the blessing, the blessing of God, the blessing of God. Allah Subh'anaHu Wa Ta'ala says, wa'atissimu bihabi li-llahi jani'an wa la dhafar rapu.  The great blessing of God upon you, you were enemies, you were enemies, in the first instance, Allah Subh'anaHu Wa Ta'ala right, the Sadaf al-Muzun, the occasion of its revelation, the immediate occasion is about the Olaad al-Qa'la, the Aus and the Khazraj, the Ansar who had fought three inter-tribal wars on the preke of a fourth war, and then who came to them, the Prophet Muhammad SAW wa'udkulu ni'mat al-Alaykum i'dkuntum a'ada'an fa'allafa bayna kulubikum fa'asbahtum b'ni'matihi ikhwana You were on the brink of falling into the fire, and then by means of this great ni'ma, the Prophet SAW, you became brethren, wa'kuntum ala shafa hoofratin minan naar anqadakum minhaa. You were on the brink of falling into a fire and he saved you from it. He saved you from it. Subhanallah. One of the early Muslim converts, Khalid Ibn Sa'id. This was even before the Prophet SAW was told to make public his Risala. Right? So, Ibn Sa'id mentions this in the Tabata. This man, Khalid Ibn Sa'id, he had a dream, and this is obviously early Meccan period, he had a dream, he went to Abu Bakr al-Sadiq, because Abu Bakr al-Sadiq, before Islam was known as a dream interpreter, he had the ability to interpret dreams. So he went to Abu Bakr, and he said, I had a dream last night, so what was your dream? I had a dream that I was standing on the edge of a lake of fire, a lake of fire, and I was on the edge, and I'm sort of tenoring on the edge, and I look into the fire, and my father is there, and he's reaching out towards me, he's trying to grab a hold of me, to pull me into the fire. You can imagine, Abu Bakr al-Sadiq, what else? He says, suddenly I felt someone come up from behind me, and wrap his arms around me, and pull me back, and save me. It's okay? It's better not, it's your friend. It's Muhammad. Now, Abu Bakr said, it should be of good cheer. He is a messenger of God. This is how he converted. He was given Iroiyah of the Prophet, saving him from the fire. So these are some of the names of the Prophet, and the more names that we know of him, the more we can have ma'rifah of him. Ma'rifah is intimate knowledge, not surface level, very deep knowledge. The more names that we understand, we'll have more ma'rifah, and the more ma'rifah of him that we have, we'll have more muhabba, because ma'rifah is the path to love, unconditional love. You can't love something you don't know. You can't love someone you don't know. I can tell you to love someone. Do you love my cousin Mila? Do you? So, he finds those beautiful loopholes. I don't know what to do now. He took my much line.  Why? You don't know him, right? You don't know who he is, because you don't have ma'rifah of him, right?  And this is a misguided sentiment, right? Because the love of the Prophet is the love of Allah. They're inseparable. Why do we love the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam? For the sake of Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala. We love the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam because he is Rasulillah. He's a prophet of God. Why do we love the Qur'an? Kitabullah, alabullah, right? The speech of God. Can you imagine somebody saying, oh, you know, it would have been great if the love you had for the Qur'an, the same type of love you had for Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala, doesn't make any sense, it's nonsensical. What are you talking about? We love the Qur'an because it's Qalam Allah. We love the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam because he is Rasulullah. Right? When I was in Yemen, there was an American professor who came to the Maulid in Tehrin. And he admitted to me later he was a missionary. He was sort of on the DL, you know. I'm a missionary. By the way, because he should come to the Maulid again. So I was watching his face, the whole Maulid. And he was just like And I asked him after, I said, what did you think? And I'll never forget, he said, this is a direct quote. He said, the love of the Prophet stackers me. Stackers me. I said, yeah, I don't know, it does. And then he said, because he kind of met that in a sort of, and he said, I wonder how some of your co-religionists would feel about this. So what do you mean? It's kind of excessive, don't you think? It's kind of excessive. There's no way we can be excessive with the love of the Prophet. Because Allah protects him from anyone worshiping him. There's never been any group that has outwardly worshipped the Prophet. Allah has protected him from people taking him as an This is incredible. We don't have this type of Ismah with Sahaba, for example. There's an interesting statement related to Sayyidina Ali, which is in Sunni and Shi'i sources. Nahlun Balaga mentions it. It's also in Suyuns, and Sayyidina Ali says, Sayyidina Ali says, Two groups on account of me are destroyed. Mu'ibb al-Mufretun. Ya'dhabu bihaq la ghayl al-Aqq. The one who loves me so much, it takes it from the dream. Mu'ibb al-Mufretun. Mu'ibb al-Mufretun. Ya'dhabu bihaqq la ghayl al-Aqq. And the one who hates me so much, it takes it from the dream. The best people are those who are in the middle with respect to me. And then he said, So stick to the great majority. Ma'a is a haddi. So the protective power of Allah is with the majority. So we know the Prophet, for the sake of Allah can imagine somebody who said, If only you loved your country as much as you loved your flag, whatever country it might be, the flag represents the country. It's a symbol of the country. Imagine somebody whose mother passed away and they're looking at the picture of their mother.  What? What are you talking about? It's a nonsensical argument. We love the Prophet, for the sake of Allah. So one of his names that is mentioned by the Irullah is Abdullah. Mention a surah of Jinn ayah number 19. The perfect slave of Allah. The perfect slave of Allah. This is his primary title in the Quran. A lot of modern people find this disturbing. We are a badullah. A lot of modern people say, What? Your slave of God? I'm not a slave to nobody. I make my own rules. This type of individualism is egocentrism. It's theocentrism. We are theocentric. A lot of people find this very strange. It's very weird. That's fine. I'm okay with weird. The Prophet said towards the end of time, you're going to be weird. We were weird in the beginning when we were talking about Wahdaniya and Ahadiyya We're talking about Halal and Haram. This was very weird to the Arabs. It's going to again become weird. It's going to again become weird. It's so weird. You don't drink alcohol like clockwork every week on Friday when I was in the corporate world. When I was sitting in the cubicle. Sometimes I still sit in the cubicle. It's okay, don't worry about it. You got to do what you got to do. You coming to happy hour? No, I don't drink. Seven days later. You coming to happy hour? No, don't drink. Happy hour? No. That's so weird. It's weird in a slave of God. Right? But these same people they're nuts. He says, Ya abdi, Ya abdi, at your service. Everyone worships someone. Alright? How are you? Have you seen the one who takes us? How are you? Like his desire? Can you go to Hawaii? You let it all hang out. You go to Hawaii and you look for him. You look on the ground. You say, There's a pearl. Sorry. That was a bad joke. Sorry about that one. What do you think in terms of human slavery? Ya, it's very disturbing. In a relationship, in the say it sort of abd relationship, you have a human slave who benefits from that relationship?  Right? But in the Rob Marbu relationship, who benefits? Can we benefit Allah? Abd completely. We cannot benefit Allah. One Ayodah. We hear his title, Abdullah in the Quran. His eyes were filled up with tears. Because this is the greatest thing. This is the greatest title that Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala can bestow upon a human being that you are Abdullah. You are the servant of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. Ta awha ila abdihi ma awha beyond the Siddilat al-Mumtaha where Jibir alaihi salam cannot go or else he combusts into flames.  Don't worry about it. Secrets between lovers. Ibn Masroodi says the prayers may fall the wad of jannah the promise of paradise right? That's all we know. What else? Secrets between lovers.  Look how he responds to people right? He's not to use the term in academia nowadays he's not so easily triggered right? by these microaggressions I'm triggered I need a safe space I need to go somewhere and play with Play-Doh and play with Legos you know listen Pac-Man you guys know what Pac-Man is? Atari 2600 way back in the day that was my first game Pac-Man and you play Halo a little different but look at his response am I not a slave? that's it situation diffused our mother Aisha said why do you pray all night? what for? should I not be a grateful servant? he perfected Rukudiya and Shakur is interesting this is another one of his names and Shakur the Shakir is the one who is thankful of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala in times of prosperity the Shakir active parisable the Shakur is also an active parisable but it's a more emphatic form meaning the one who thanks Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala in adversity in terms of deprivation he says Alhamdulillah the prophet sallallahu alayhi sallam he says Alhamdulillah alam kulli ala praise be to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala in every state and why is that? is because he has unconditional love for Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala this is another one of his names sallallahu alayhi sallam is Habibullah the beloved of God there's numerous Habib there's one in Timb-e-Din ala wa ala Habibullah I am the beloved of God and I do not boast often times the Erlamah they use the analogy of marriage they call it a living parable for the love of God or this is the communion with God the Erlamah say there's four levels of love there's four words in Arabic for love if you're familiar with C.S. Lewis he has a book called the Four Loves it's the same in New Testament tradition recradition mawadda and this means something like affection or willingness to sort of sacrifice for another person so Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala said in the Quran he says that he put between the spouses a man and his wife mawadda wa rahma mawadda wa rahma this type of affection and mercy because there's just something else that's weird about us when we get married we're not necessarily in love sometimes it happens the body would move becomes true most of the time it doesn't really happen you don't really know the person you're marrying so why are you doing this that's so weird that's a weird man why are we doing this because we're trying to follow the shari'a we want to we don't want to offend Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala we want to uphold the deen of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala but there's mawadda what is mawadda so there's a willingness to compromise to work with each other there's affection so let me know what I'm going over time I don't want to go too long I think people are getting restless so this is the first sort of level it's love but it's more like an affectionate type of love the name da'ud is taken from mawadda da'ud mawadda but then you go to khudda to stick with the marriage analogy so it's very and I'll speak from the perspective of a man because I'm a man and I believe that there's two genders you need to save space for that I don't care so when you marry your wife there's mawadda and then lo and behold you start to like her right you want to do things with her that's called khudda that's called friendship love you want to watch a movie together you want to go bowling together right you want to spend time together this is friendship love khudda so we come out of mawadda nice to see you I'm going to go bowling with the guys you can do that I guess but be careful and then you go to ish ish is like intimate love which is it's temporary, it's fleeting and then you get to mahabba mahabba is unconditional love so this person, this is a level of love for your spouse they fall short sometimes they say things to you they make mistakes but that's okay you love them unconditionally you overlook these things the love is always going to be there so these four levels of love are also used when describing a relationship with Allah that there's mawadda there's a willingness to compromise and how do we accomplish this is through the ibadat we we start to pray we pray fajr I have a saying, never trust a person who doesn't pray fajr maybe it's not a good saying I mean there's a hadith the difference between a mu'min and a kafr is of salah and most of the iranama say but in a tributive difference in other words, if a muslim is not praying they're sort of acting like an unbeliever but Ahmad ibn Muhammad said it's an essential difference if you don't pray, you're not a muslim so mawadda intimates this idea that you're willing to go to do some sacrifice even if you don't really know why you're doing it you know you have to do it you pray fajr, you read some Quran even if you don't understand and then you get to how do we establish a friendship type love with Allah swt how do you establish a friendship type relationship with Allah is with du'am right du'am speak to Allah in a language that you understand so I don't understand arabic try to make an attempt to understand what you're saying in the prayer but then in your du'am there's a hadith that du'am is the essence of worship and this is how you become friends it's how you become the khalil of Allah you speak to Allah you pour your heart out to Allah swt and then ishq how do we actualize ishq or intimate love with Allah we make vikr of Allah we reflect upon the ni'am of Allah and then finally mahabah is through noses and total taslim of his qadr total submission to the decree of Allah for most of you unconditional love is attained by total taslim to his qadr like one of the awliya said when I'm in the shade I don't want to be in the sun Allah put me in the shade when I'm in the sun I don't want to be in the shade Allah put me in the sun I am totally in a state of reservation whatever Allah swt does with me as long as he's not angry with me this was the only concern of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam on the day of ta'ib being chased out of the city for three miles he left the city outside of the city gates for three miles they're aiming for his legs because they want to break his legs and kill him this was an attempted murder the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam makes the beautiful dua if this is all happening to me and you're not angry I don't mind I don't mind this is what you want to do with me no problem if you're angry with me then I'm concerned about that if this is happening because you have a hubbub of me then there's a concern I have to make a change here but if not you're pleased with me this is happening because it is your hubbub so that will bad me then I don't mind this is someone who is hadeeboobah beloved of them what was said tonight and to be able to incorporate these beautiful things that we say about the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and have it manifest in our character may Allah SWT give us a tawfiq to have muhabba to have unconditional love for him and his messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam sallam sallam


Hi, welcome to my session. So today, I'm actually delivering this session on behalf of OVT who cannot make the trip due to some reason. So today, we are going to talk about efficient big data in OpenStack. So before we start, let's take a look on the agenda. At first, I will give you a brief introduction on who we are, what we are doing this, and what's our motivation, and what's the current big data in cloud landscape. And after that, we will introduce our customer as a case study, which includes their skill, their environment, their private cloud and public cloud skill, and why they want to run big data in cloud. And at last, we will show what's the problem, issues we encounter, and how do we fix that. Kind of BKMs for the people who want to run big data in their cloud environment. So let's go to the first part. So we are actually from Intel Software and Service Group. We focus on the big data technology. We do some research job in big data and the cloud solutions. So we have been contributing code to OpenStack Sahara since KLO. We also contribute to other projects like Clodera and other related projects. So what's our goal from Intel's point of view is to help our customers to adopt the big data cloud solution and to use the inter architecture more friendly. So the first question is, why people want to run big data in cloud? So we all know that big data is becoming a buzzword. It is becoming more and more importantly. So it brings the possibility to analyze the data, collect the data, analyze the data, and visualize the data, and transform it into real business values and create real revenue for the company. The second thing is big data is really complex. It's a vast complex ecosystem. There are many, many different requirements and different unit scenarios in big data ecosystem. So to provide those many different services possibly, it is typically in a company that they have to build many different types of big data services. For example, they may use Hadoff. They may use SparkToy for in-memory data analytics. They may use Hive or HBase. So that brings the last question, the ultimate question, so how to reduce the cost? So the cost is pretty expensive. If they maintain two clusters, one is the big data cluster and the other one is the cloud cluster, which is pretty typical. For the big data thing, it plays like an analytic cluster for the company. But for the cloud thing, it's more like infrastructure. So typically for the two clusters, you have to maintain different types of hardware. And the cost is pretty big. And the second thing is sometimes it's pretty possible that there are some overcommissioned in some cases. So you will have to purchase new hardware and add it to either of the cluster. So if we can run big data in cloud, that would reduce the cost dramatically. But this is from the hardware's point of view. But let's take a look on the software. So if we can run big data in cloud, so we all know the cloud has provided flexibility to redesign the cluster, to scale the cluster. So if we can do that on the management part, that would be a huge cost reduction. So to summary, when we run big data in cloud, we can satisfy the new requirements on demand request. And it should provide an easy-to-use solution at a reduced cost. So let's see what current operations for the big data on cloud. So we have Amazon elastic map reduce, which provide a manageable Apache Hadoop framework on the IEC2 instruments. And you can also run Spark to interact with the data starting in their other data services, like the Amazon S3 and Dynamo database. So we also have HD inside on a row. So it's consolidated to the Hadoop, Spark, RHBs, and other services. So I personally like to take these two as the public cloud big data solution. But definitely, we have Sahara, which can create a Hadoop Spark cluster automatically on OpenStack clusters. But we also have Cloud Era, Director, and Houghtonworks. So they kind of provide both public cloud and private cloud solution. So we already have those ones. And never to mention that I don't mention that some other opponents like BlueData. So we already have so many ones. So today, let's focus on how we support one of our customers helping them to run big data in cloud with Sahara. So the first and foremost thing when we're trying to deploy big data in cloud is what items we should take into consideration. So we figured out that typically the most important thing is which approach you want to go. You want to go bare metal, virtual machine, or container. So when you deploy from the cluster deployment point of view, I mean the fourth layer, we have to figure out which type of service, big data service, we want to deploy. For example, whether you want Vacker, whether you want to Hadoop, or something else. But when you move that part into cloud, the better thing is when you need a new big data service, it's very easy to create a new cluster for that. It's compared with the traditional way. And the second thing is the most important thing is on the computing engine part. So which thing do you care most? Do you care about most? So we all know that we started from virtual machine, which is providing the most, the better flexibility, but the performance is the issue. So the second thing is bare metal. We have our own to support bare metal, but we do see a hard trend too on container part. So on the storage part, so that's another question. So it's basically based on whether you want to store your big data storage part into object storage, block storage, or some other storage. So in this pit, what I want to highlight the message is the most important thing is we want to think about which approach we want to run, bare metal, virtual machine, or container. So each have its pros and cons. But for container today, I think it's still not mature yet. So let's go to the customer user case part. Due to some time, the time schedule, we did not pass the legal review. So we just removed the custom name here. So the custom is actually established in 1990. It's a large commercial enterprise in China. It's ranked like the top 500 enterprise in China. This business covers retail, logistics, supply chain, real estate, and investment. So they distribute in like 500 cities in China and have 180k employees. So they have four IND center in Beijing, Shanghai, Nanjing, and even in Silicon Valley. Their brand value is over $13 million. This page tells us about why they want to move to cloud, the motivation they want to move to OpenStack. So the traditional e-commerce company, e-commerce is becoming more and more popular in China. We have Alibaba, we have Jingdong, we have Taobao, and we have several other online commercial companies. So several local, previously we called Retail Company, they also want to move to that way. So that's why they want to build cloud, bring cloud in their company. So this page is actually from the customer. What they think is if they bring cloud to their company, it can help them to increase the efficiency, improve the collaboration, and the new business model. So the one thing they've mentioned is when they have a cloud running layer, and when they have a big data running on top of the cloud, they can do something like analyze the customer's behavior. How long you stayed on one single item and whether you purchased or purchased that or not finally? So they hope that through this kind of cloudification movement, they can do some kind of evolution or a revolution. So they will shift them from the traditional retailer to e-commerce. The second thing is the physical cost, I mean the real estate cost in the big cities is really huge. So that's probably one thing why you can also, like Alibaba is so hot in China. So they can, when they move more business from the physical retailer stores to the online store, they can save a lot of cost there. So this is the overview of their current cloud clusters. They have two different types of cloud solution. One the private cloud and the other one is public cloud. For their private cloud, it's kind of like a multi-data center which run 1,000 host, 10,000 virtual machine, which provided the customer rich customer middleware and for their automated deployment and operation. So for the public cloud solution, it's basically about cloud server, VPC shared object storage and cloud database. Also include something like faster deployment and monitoring and billing. So let's take a look on their OpenStack journey. They started very earlier, like him 2014 main. So they started from a single deployment and then moved to multi-region deployment across different data centers. So it's a pretty typical OpenStack adoption process as what we observed in China. So most of the companies, they started with single deployment doing the testing work and then they trying to move that cluster into product and then they start to contribute and using more and more components. So currently they are QVM and Docker mixed. It's multi-layer application including cluster application, standalone application and intelligent schedule with like 100 virtual machines per week. So they have touched many domains in OpenStack like for HIT they use, at first they use to deploy their web cluster, then use it to deploy their application cluster and database cluster. It's currently they are using it for auto scaling. So they also used Sahara. So they use Sahara to enhance the Hadoop cluster, SAPI cluster, they offload the data to object storage. So I will mention some details in the later part. They use Sahara to schedule jobs and to schedule job, change jobs and do the monitoring and administering work. The thing, the other thing I want to highlight is CHOV. So they actually provided a database as a service to their customer. So they use CHOV, MySQL service and Redis service. On the Docker part, actually this is only the item that they put into the roadmap and all their plans. They do not actually using Docker at this moment. So for the Docker part, they are planning to using it as a continuous CI and a CD for the traditional assets. So the previous part is really about the environment, their needs and what they have been using in OpenStack. But this part tells about their big data workload and environment. So this is based on the latest data. They probably have like a 30K jobs per day and they are using Hadoop 2.41. They are using SOFT interface and GlassDef as a storage backend. So on the workload pattern, they have a mixed CPU and our intensive workload. So the types of jobs are so different that they probably have like long time running jobs but also like a second level jobs. So we will see the details later. This is CPU intensive, our long compile and buildable mobile application, searching then compilation, big data analytics and some new generation. So they kind of like to have two groups and each group have like a 20 departments. Each department focus on different kind of stuff. So maybe these departments need to have another department need to stop. So the requirement to do there if our track team is pretty different. So that's the background of why they want to run big data in cloud. So we help them to kind of build to deploy Sahara to deploy big data in cloud. And we encountered many problem and issues. So in last part, I actually will share like seven problem and solutions in this custom study case. So the first thing is the, the first thing we heard from the customer is they complaining that sometimes it takes a long time to provision a cluster. So the reality is they have 30 key jobs per day but it includes many different types of workloads. So some jobs may be running in second and so it is not efficient if we run a second level job in a new cluster in minute. For example, if we divided the entire job left cycle like this, we will have the instance boot time, we will have the cluster configuration time and we will have the time for the big data workload to run. But considering for example, if we have a job that only sustained like three to five seconds, but we, it should typically will take like three to five minutes to create a cluster. So in that case, it's not, almost not acceptable for them to run the workload. So that's what we figure out is when you're trying to use in Sahara to create the cluster, you will have to sort about how can we satisfy the workload needs. For the small jobs, the better way is it looks like we can use a long run cluster for the small jobs but for the large jobs, I mean, we dedicated, we probably will have to use a customer size and optimized cluster to reduce the time to run the big data workload. For example, we can create a Spark cluster for some in-memory and analytical workload and we can also try to schedule that cluster to maybe a cluster with more powerful hardware. So this is the first problem. The second thing is they have a real complex big data processing. So a job usually runs multi-sub jobs and the customers are using multiple big data service to run a job. For example, Hadoop for the batch jobs, Spark for real-time and streaming jobs. So it turned out that different departments have different requirements. What can you do if they are asking for different types of big data services? So I think we only have two ways. The first thing is we run one single cluster that provided multiple big data services or we run multiple clusters for specific services or purposes. But if we combine this problem with the first one, so for example, if we have a small job cluster and then at that time, we will have to provide a long-run cluster. So in a long-run cluster, it's possible we cannot do the second approach. For example, you run multi-clusters for a long-run cluster. It will be kind of with your resources. So it's a trade-off. You have to think about, based on the first solution, I mean, to provide a long-run cluster or customized, optimized cluster and then think about whether we should run a same cluster with multiple data services or whether we should create multiple clusters each one running a different services. The third thing is the storage choices. Here, the problem that the currently most of the solutions is on storage part, we can run each DFSE inside of the virtual machine. But the problem is when the iteration down when the data will be lost. So you still have to position your data to external storage. The second approach is we leverage external HDFS but we will lose the benefits of locality and such kind of stuff. Nothing of the external HDFS solutions, people may have security concern because the security, in this case, we will need the host and the instance that both trust the HDFS, the storage part. So the last thing we want to highlight is the SWIFT. We know there is a SWIFT-FS project which can provide EMI with S3, each counterpart like data solution. So in that case, you do not use HDFS at all. So this is exactly what our customer is using. They are using SWIFT-FS then Glass-FS as a storage part. So basically that's why it's what Amazon is doing. So this is a storage consideration. So the solution is, I think, it should depend. If it's performance critical, possibly people will go to the internal HDFS but finally they still have to position the data to external storage. And if you want to provide services like what Amazon is doing, possibly they will do the SWIFT approach. The fourth issue is when you're running big data in cloud, the most common sense on the external storage part is you typically will have to store the HDFS data over cloud storage. So what the customer asks most is, hey, in my SQL cluster, I already have two replicas. So why have I to use three replicas in the cloud storage? For example, if we are running HDFS, let me see SAF or Glass-FS. So if we configured the replicas in HDFS with RA3, why should I use three in SAF? So our recommendation to them is to not use HDFS over cloud storage. Go into the SWIFT approach, for example. But if you must have to use that, then it goes to another trade-off. Let's take SAF, for example. If you use only one replica in HDFS, you probably will not have locality. And we can leverage the SAF to do the replication, the consistency work. But if we only use one replica in SAF, then we lose all the other things the cloud storage system provided like consistency, rebalance, and checksum, et cetera. So this is another thing we could consider it when we deploy big data in cloud, trying to figure out which type of storage approach we will adopt. The 5e theory, the cluster scaling. So it's pretty typical when you're running a cloud environment, you will change your cluster size. You will, for example, add more nodes, add more service in that cluster. But that kind of operation is almost not acceptable if you are running big data in cloud. So why? Because, for example, we have a provision in our cluster for the big data services, and we want to add more nodes. So the cloud system, they will do the data balancing rebalancing work. So that time probably will be longer than even you're provoking a new cluster. So when we're doing this, we probably have to be cautious about the cluster size. I mean, we will have to figure out what's the best cluster we will do probably using some, left some headroom or spaces. So the other thing is, particularly, I mean, potentially in future, we can use the container to reduce the overhead because we can use the container to reduce the instant boot time. So maybe provising a cluster is much faster and rebalancing the data is much faster. So the problem six is resource configuration and monitoring. OpenStack cannot monitor resource used from Hadoop off-back. So we know Sahara have some plan blueprint to enhance this experience to add the monitoring features, but it's not in there so far. So currently, basically speaking, there is no way you can monitor the resource and configuring the resource from the cloud when you're running big data in cloud. So the approach people are using today is still using the traditional big data workloads like big data application like YAH and Spark Web UI here to monitoring the resource for the big data workloads. The last one is talk about OpenStack of using control. So when you, it's a common scenario that people are, they're probably using different version of the big data application. For example, they may need different Spark cluster, different version of the software stack, but in OpenStack, the new version can only be supported in the latest releases. So it's hard to leverage the new features for the big data and the users. So the possible solution, we talked about there are two possible solutions as one is you put new features back to the end, which I think no people will do that soon, or possibly time consuming and very difficult to do that. The second is we can leverage OpenStack caller and to run OpenStack services using container technology. So that's exactly what we are doing now. So we'll see that that can help on the OpenStack version control path. So these are all the seven problems and the possible solution that we have encountered with this specific customer. And here comes the summary. So we shared the customer pinpoints for the Sahara deployment in their cloud environment and we highlighted kind of the possible solutions. So definitely we need a better big data support in the cloud. So the call to action part we address and upstream the solutions. So if we have any questions and suggestions, we can send an email to the guy here. So this is a legal disclaimer. So something in the slide may be changing in the future and I'm not the one to be blamed, you know. Okay, so here come the question path. Any question? So if I cannot answer the question, I will go back to this guy and make sure he can provide the answer. Thank you for the presentation. Okay. I have a question about the storage performance. You mentioned the internal HDFS configuration is more much provide that configuration provides a high performance compared to the sweep configuration. Do you have any specific performance number compared to the? Yes, we do have the numbers but it's in another slide I will forward to you later. So we have done some kind of a test with this three different configuration and plus the previous virtual machine and bare metal performance. We have another report to be shared. Okay. So in virtualized environment, what's your suggestions for the resource provision scheme more specifically? How many VM instances do you run in a single host? Good question but that I think it depends on your hardware. If you are using a typical for example to do socket processor which may have 40 calls or even more, what I observe with people who already do one to one lately do not do any over commitment. Oh, sorry, you have to go there. Oh, I forgot that. Can I hear you? Hi. For the network, for the storage layer, you said internal HDFS versus Swift. So what were you using for your client and where did you see the performance things on using the local storage versus moving on the probably object storage because that will have their own performance. You know, on the local storage, do you mean the external HDFS solution? Internal HDFS. So external HDFS have the highest, the better performance than Swift approach. That is basically because when you're running a bigger data workload, when they do the iteration, rename is a typical operation. But in Swift, in the object storage, for the rename operation, you have to get that object and change it and delete the previous object. So it's a different type of operation. But in previous HDFS, what do you need to do? Basically change the map data, update the data. So that part is why Swift performance is much lower than the external HDFS approach. I agree with that. What I'm saying is you suggested your client to use Swift, right? That's what I heard from you, that you suggested your client to use Swift than HDFS. You client using Swift? No, in your use case, what was the recommendation to use Swift or HDFS? Oh, sorry, I got that. So it's basically depending on whether you want to provide object storage or whether you have object storage. If you already have object storage and you have to load that storage into your big data analytical cluster, in that case, possibly you will go to the Swift approach. Because you already have object storage cluster running. And what about the replication factor? I mean, on the next one, issue number four, you were talking about replication. Yeah, there is no... So we can only provide several recommendations. But to be frankly, we don't have best practices so far. So it looks a lot for most of the customers, they still want to stick to their own replication in the HDFS layer. So it's kind of a trade-off. So we have to see how we can handle that part. Okay, thank you. Okay, if no more questions, thank you for joining.


Alright, so I got a question from this guy and he's wondering, he can't find any wings to go out with him so he's going out by himself so he goes out with no wingmen, no buddies and he's wondering what are some strategies that he can use to be successful when going out solo. So not only am I going to answer this guy's question, I'm going to do him one better. I'm going to give him a step by step process for going out by yourself. I'm going to teach you how to go out, pick up a girl, get her phone number, do whatever completely on your own and I'm also going to teach you how to turn your hometown into somewhere that's really good for you to go out by yourself and also how to implement this while you're traveling, where you're in areas that you're only in for a short amount of time. So before I even get into this I should actually say that I am an expert on this subject. When I was learning how to get good with women, when I was learning how to get my verbal, whatever skills up, I would go out by myself at least once a week. I was going out probably like five or six nights a week, every single week for years, but at least one of those days of the week I would go out completely on my own. And it wasn't because I liked going out by myself, I don't like going out by myself, but it was because I was so committed to going out that when even people, none of my friends wanted to go out, I would still go out, talk to girls, try and meet people, do that sort of thing. I also was in Asia for about a year, 100% by myself and I was just traveling around solo. So obviously when you're in this environment, you have to get good at meeting people, you have to get comfortable with yourself and you have to also be able to be completely independent and self-sufficient. So let's get right into it. The first step is to have the right mindset.    It can be pretty hard and that's why going out by yourself is one of the hardest things to do but it's also one of the most invaluable things to do if you want to improve your skills with people because it's going to force you to rely only on yourself, not on other people to make the night good. And what you have to realize is that really social people, people who know how to make friends with other people easily do this all the time because when they go out they kind of consider the world or the people that are out to be, you know, their potential friends or people that they could hang out with. They usually assume that a person is going to be nice to them rather than mean to them. It's because they've been out so many times, they're good with people, they're sociable and it's that easy. I want that mindset to happen to you guys.  In fact, most people, if you talk to them, most guys out there, they will give you props for going out by yourself. Most girls will, you know, think that that's courageous thing. There's only a few girls out there, especially the young ones, that may judge you for it, okay? And these are like the young girls that would never even think twice to leave their friends for even to go to the bathroom or something when they go out. They might think that you're a little weird for doing that, that's just because they haven't stepped outside of their comfort zone. You don't need those girls anyway. If you come to talk to them, you can just lie and say your friends are at another bar or something like that. Step number two is the night starts as soon as you leave your house, okay? If you're going out at night or going out during the day, it starts as soon as you leave the house. It doesn't start when you get to the bar, it doesn't start after you're done checking your code in at the club. It starts as soon as you leave the house. If you're getting on a train, if you're getting, taking a lift line or something, whatever, make conversation with the people around you. Start talking to people, okay? If you see a girl on the train, maybe talk to her and find out where she's going. Maybe she could join you at the bar that you're going to or wherever it is your destination is, okay? Start as soon as you leave. The longer you wait to start talking to people, the longer you wait to start being social, the harder your night is going to be, okay? I've done this before where I've gone out by myself and then I would not talk to anyone in line at the bar and then I would get into the bar and still not talk to anyone, have a drink, then think, oh, you know, I'm going to go to the bathroom and then I'll go to the bathroom and then I'll come back, finish my beer, then order another one, still wouldn't talk to people.  Talk to anyone when you go out. Once you start getting into the social mode, things are going to start to get a lot easier, okay? It doesn't matter who you start talking to, but start talking to somebody. Step number three is choose a place to go to at first that's familiar, okay? If you live in a hometown, maybe there's a bar that you frequent or maybe there is like a place where you like to eat a lot where you know the owners or something like that. Anywhere that's familiar, try and start out there, okay? The reason why I say this is because you want to feel like you're at a home base. You want to feel like you're starting out in a place that's familiar to you because it's going to calm the nerves a little bit. Now let's say you're in a new area, you don't have anywhere familiar. Something that I like to do is I like to, if I can't get a friend to come out with me, sometimes I'll call a friend up and say, hey dude, I'm about to go out by myself, blah, blah, blah, this is going to happen.   It doesn't mean they don't exist. And it can help you start the night, give you a little bit of encouragement. Step number four is this goes back to the previous thing that I was talking about. Start talking to anyone and create a home base. Now what I mean by this is this is a group of people in the night that you know who you've befriended, who you can go back to if when you start talking to girls, things don't go well. This is a group of people that will accept you and re-accept you back into their group. This is not going to be a group of like 9s and 10s of, you know, really hot girls.  Just girls maybe that you're not interested in. This is going to be that group, okay?  This is probably going to be your most important people because at the beginning of the night at least they're going to be the people that you're spending the most time with, okay? The way I would kind of go into the group is I would say, you know, hey, what's up? How's your night going, you guys? Maybe just make casual conversation with them. They should be pretty warm and friendly to you. And then when they ask you, you know, what are you doing? Sometimes I like to be honest. Sometimes I like to say, hey, you know, my friends are kind of boring tonight.  Or, you know, you're free to kick it with us if you want to. Usually if you find a good group of people, they'll be willing to do this. I mean, I do it for people who are going out by themselves and like I'm with a pretty cool crew and I'm not trying to like... I mean, I usually take people in, honestly, if they would just want to kick it. If they're not, you know, make sure you're contributing to the group.  Make sure you're not taking anything away from them or like trying to, I don't know, do things that would devalue the group that you're in. Step number five is handle objections. Now, I just gave you a little bit of a clue in the last step about how to do this.  You'll get these questions a lot and people tend to panic. They say, oh, well, I can't tell about them by myself.  Look, you can lie if you want to. That's totally fine.  They're at a different bar right now. I just kind of like to go with honesty. I usually just say, you know, my friends are kind of being lame tonight. So I decided to come up by myself or, you know, you can if you kind of know the bartender, you can just say, hey, I came to see my friend. He's the bartender here. That could be a good plus too. Knowing the bartender is always nice because then she knows that you're established within the, you know, within the area that you are in. So that's good too. But honestly, it's just the way you handle it.  If you're really uncomfortable with you being out by yourself, then she's going to see that she's going to see that you're uncomfortable. And, you know, whatever you feel, she feels, she's going to feel uncomfortable with that too, because clearly you're not comfortable with it.  Guess what? It's going to be no big deal to her as well. Step number six is proceed through the night as you normally would. Okay. Now that you have a home base, you basically have a group of friends that you're spending time with now. This could be your buddies. These could be your wings or whatever, but you just met them. Okay. So you have that.  And usually this group of people will be amused by you.  At the very least, it'll be entertaining, entertaining for them. So there's that. I usually like to, if I'm with, if I'm hanging out with a group of people that are like couples and stuff, they usually get a huge kick out of it. Cause they miss being single and they use, miss that the whole adventure behind it so they can kind of live vicariously through you. And then it'll kind of endear yourself to the group as well, because you can tell them your funny stories, everything to happen. Oh, this chick said this and I said that. You can kind of talk about it and banter a little bit. So continue with your night as you usually would once you find a girl that's really into you, try and move around, you know, you know, do the whole thing, get physical, blah, blah, blah. Continue your night with there. And that's step six. That's the final step of the process for going out solo. Basically you've created a system now where now you don't have to go out with wings. You can make wings as you go, meet people as you go, be sociable, but do those steps. This is going to really cut down on the amount of nerves that you have when you go out, because I'll tell you what going out while you're by yourself is one of the most nerve wracking things and hardest things for sure. But if you want to get good and you want to improve your social skills, this is something that you're going to need to be able to do by yourself. So this is what I would recommend to do if you have a home base, where you're like, when you're starting, let's say you live in a city and you know you're going to be in that city for a while. This is how you can make going out by yourself the easiest thing ever. So every time you go out, make friends with the bouncer, make friends with the bartender, ask them how their night's going, ask them how the bartender's night's going. Remember their names. Okay. Remember their names. I guarantee you 99% of the people that walk into that bar, they're not asking the bouncer how they're doing. They're just kind of walking by and doing their own thing. But if you take the time to ask them about their night, ask them about how they're doing, remember their name, they're going to remember you. And now you know the bouncer, you know the bartender, you're not alone at that bar anymore. Okay. Every time you walk in there, when those people are working, you know people. And knowing the bartender and being friends with the bouncer is actually a really very socially conscious and high value thing to do. People who go out are well known in the nightlife. They're more attractive because they have the social connections and everything. Their social value is higher because they know these people.  You're going to have high social value, even though you didn't leave with any of your buddies or anything like that. So try and establish and meet people within the areas that you go to, make friends in your area.  I want to go out on a Friday. You know the bartender, you know the bouncer, you know, some of the staff there. It feels like you're at home. And whenever a girl is in those, is in one of those areas, it feels like you're picking them up in your backyard or it feels like, Hey, what are you doing in my front yard? You know, like it's, it feels totally normal. It cuts down on the approach anxiety and all those things that really hamper you when you first start going out by yourself. Now, if you're traveling and you're going, you know, you're, you're only going to be in an area for a very short amount of time. It's usually pretty easy to meet people if you're at a hostel or something like that, but if you're at a hotel and you don't have time, again, I would go by the principles that I just stated, but you have to go by them pretty solidly. Like start talking to people pretty, pretty soon, pretty quickly. All right. Well, that's going out solo. Hopefully I answered this guy's questions. Hopefully this helped you guys out when it comes to going out solo. They know there's a lot of like information pieces out there that's mostly intergame, but hopefully this is enough practical information that's going to help you kill it out there when you go out by yourself. If you made it to the end, consider subscribing. I come out with videos like this every single week. If you're a guy who's going out solo, who really wants to take your results up to the next level, I highly recommend that you get a coach. It's what I did. It's what a lot of my buddies have done. And that's really like, we're going to help you get the results. We're not going to let you fail. You're going to get those results if you get one. So if you're interested in that, email me at the single guy 2017 at gmail.com. And that's it, you guys. Good luck out there.


Why is evangelizing everyone a bad thing? Obviously, this can be done poorly and inappropriately, but honestly I don't know anybody that evangelizes everyone that they meet look evangelizing in an aggressive or combative tone can definitely be harmful But we can teach those people to be more self-aware and fix their tone and presentation I'm honestly much more concerned with the people that don't feel any need to evangelize whatsoever because they're scared of being pushy If you saw someone heading towards a cliff and you yelled out to them telling them to stop and turn around into a New direction, would you be concerned about being too pushy? No, of course not because you understand the seriousness of the situation Yes, be loving but don't compromise the truth in order to be liked or accepted follow for more Christ-centered content


Hey there Chameleons, it's Chamele, and today we are trying out an Olaplex dupe I found online for $7.85 compared to the Olaplex kit that costs about $136 So we're gonna see if it works just as well It's a bond multiplier that reconnects disulfide sulfur bonds in your hair during or after Bleaching or processing which pretty much means it helps prevent damage while you're bleaching or dying Your hair, and then it also helps restore the bonds in your hair and re-strengthen it after the process So this is a huge staple in the hair community. Every salon uses it It's pretty much a staple when you're bleaching your hair to prevent damage But the only problem with the product is that it is so expensive and you also can't buy it as a consumer So you're only allowed to buy it if you have a license and you have a salon And you can also get it online like black market type stuff ebay, you know, but It's also really expensive still. So I tried it personally. I bought it on I think it was ebay And it was like $136 for the little travel size. So it comes with a step one That's the part that you mix into your bleach and dye And then the step two is what you put in your hair after to help reconnect the bonds Olaplex also has some products at steps three through six that aren't actually part of the system It's just more maintenance stuff like shampoo and conditioner But the actual things that will help during the bleaching process are steps one and two And if you've seen my previous videos and bleaching videos You can see that I use the ion absolute perfection kit and that's another Olaplex dupe I've been using it for a while. I think it's just as good and I really like it And that costs like seven dollars and 19 cents on sally beauty. So that one's also really affordable So I definitely recommend that but I decided to branch out and try some other products because you guys asked me for other recommendations you asked me about specific products So I am here to tell you the tea to tell you what is up and to just try it myself So today I'm going to be trying out the all hair defender plex I'm not really sure if that's how they were meant to say it because it says like all plex in large letters and then hair defenders and like really tiny letters, but That's kind of the order. So it's either all plex hair defender or all hair defender plex I've seen it written as all HD plex online So I'm just going to call it that and it also comes with two steps Just like Olaplex you mix step one into your bleach and then step two is what you put in your hair After washing it out the set also comes with a pamphlet with a bunch of instructions on how to use it So I've read this already and I'm just going to give you guys the highlights So it says that step one the bond maker builds and enforces strong structural bonds Protects hair from breakage and helps protect hair damage caused by chemical treatment It doesn't interfere with the chemical service undertaken No adjustment to the process time or application Which is different from Olaplex because when you mix that into your bleach You have to increase the developer that you're using 10 volumes So if you normally use like a 20 volume on your hair and you use Olaplex in it You have to bump it up to 30 But this one says that you don't have to change the developer step two The reinforcer is applied after and it says it contains high performing activities And was developed in a creamy texture for easier application The bond reinforcer stabilizes the bonds deeply nourishes seals the cuticle and protects the hair for long lasting color It is not a conditioner Good to know that Today, I'm also trying out the Schwartz Koff Schwartz Koff Schwartz Koff Bond enforcing bleach and someone recommended this to me in one of my bleaching videos or one of my hair dye videos somewhere And I scoured the internet. I scoured my comments to try and find who recommended that I cannot find it anywhere But someone one of you guys recommended I try this bleach and when you did I added it to my amazon shopping cart And eventually I was like, you know what let me buy it and try it So that's what i'm trying today. This should help with the lift And we'll see how well that works and we'll also see how my hair feels and how The bond reinforcer works for the like fake olaplex thing. I also got the developer from the same line This is the 30 volume and I got 30 volume because my roots are very dark I have dark hair, but I also don't want to burn my hair off and fry my hair So I'm not going up to 40. I'm not touching 40 anymore. I have pledged not to do that So I'm using 30 and I don't have to bump up because it's not olaplex.  So let's get started on this The instructions say to mix bleaching powder with the correct peroxide slash developer as usual And the bleach ratio recommended on this product is one to one and a half Up to one to two and a half bleached to developer. The next thing it says is add one milliliter per 0.034 ounces of step one to every 10 grams per 0.34 ounces Is that not the worst instructions you've ever read it actually at first glance looks like it's divided by But I think they also mean aka so the slash is not divided by it's just a conversion from milliliters to ounces But my next question is why did they use milliliters grams and ounces? Like that doesn't make any sense You have to pick one unit of measurement to compare the ratio to and for some reason it says one milliliter To every 10 grams or you could do 0.034 ounces per every 0.34 ounces But I looked it up and one milliliter Is equivalent to one gram So why would they not just say one milliliter to 10 grams or One gram to 10 grams But either way if you do the conversion for milliliters or for grams or for ounces you get the same thing It's one to 10 ratio and that's based on whatever unit of measurement you prefer So i'm Going to eyeball it since I don't have my scale. I don't know what happened to it I think I packed it away in the storage unit before I moved to la So that's in new york somewhere and I know this is a sin So I formally apologize to guy tang if you don't measure what you're working with i'm telling you guys I've seen people where they'll tell you just eyeball it and you're not going to get consistent color deposit And perfect results and it always comes down to people blaming the performance of the color And i'm also really sorry brad motto. I don't know if that was the best decision It's not the worst, but you know, let's see. Maybe he'll finally roast me in this video Please tag him in everything. I just really want to be roasted brad The next instructions are apply the mixture and leave on as usual Rinse off carefully and then shampoo And then basically after that you do step two for five to ten minutes Rinse it off and then condition your hair since this is not a conditioner So now I'm going to bleach my hair as normal Definitely wear gloves when you're bleaching your hair or working with peroxide. Those will burn you I have a few tutorials on my channel that explain how to bleach your hair I have one for beginners and one that's very thorough and detailed that'll link in the description box down below So if you need more information on how to choose your developer volume what to expect Best practices and techniques you can watch all of those But this video is mostly to test the all hd plex and if I added everything else in this video It would be so long But i'll give you a summary pretty much my best tips are only bleaching your virgin hair at the roots And try not to overlap on already bleached areas It's also recommended to leave a quarter or an eighth of an inch away from your scalp So you don't get hot roots because the bleach will swell and it will bleach faster because the heat of your scalp speeds up the process But I usually don't because I'm always going full blonde anyways and doing two rounds So it doesn't matter for me, but if you're not then that will make a difference and also Lastly make sure everything is saturated evenly After bleaching my roots, I'm putting on conditioner on the rest of my hair So the bleach doesn't really touch it or move around once I have the shower cap on and it stays hydrated So I'm putting my hair up in a shower cap leaving it on for 30 minutes or whenever you see that your hair is done Processing then once it's done I'm rinsing it all out and shampooing like the direction said Then applying step two of the bond reinforcer and leaving it in my hair for 10 plus minutes Before rinsing it out and using conditioner From there. I'm letting my hair air dry and rest before the next day of bleaching I always wait as many days as I can between doing the first and second round of bleach because I like to let my hair rest And do a protein treatment and conditioning treatment in between And through experience it always turns out less damage when you do treatments like that in between and wait some time And for the second round I'm doing the exact same method as I did for the first round So this is how my hair turned out after doing two rounds of bleach I am very happy with the results. It came out super super white and even and it just lifted even after one round It was almost done. So that was amazing I am really going to try and work on getting my hair to lift completely and evenly In one round now that I see that it might be possible But I attribute that to the bleach being great quality as far as lifting goes So as far as all hd flex goes, I think that the product worked well My hair seems very healthy and still has its texture and it kind of feels like glossy Even it feels really nice. And I don't feel like it was breaking. I don't feel like it's like crusty Or crinkly or fizzy or it doesn't really feel that damaged to me. Is it better than the ion one? I'd have to say no. I really like the ion one. It always turns out great. I think this is probably Maybe comparable definitely not better though. Is it better than oliplex? No But it is a cheaper alternative that you can use if you're going to be doing your hair at home Especially if you can't get oliplex because it's not sold to consumer But as far as cost goes, I'm going to break that down and we will see if it's even worth buying this So the travel version of oliplex the smallest one that you can get comes with a 3.3 fluid ounce for step one And then step two has two bottles that come in the kit and those are both 3.3 ounces So the total amount of ounces in the kit is 9.9 ounces and if it cost 136 dollars for 9.9 ounces that comes out to be 13 dollars and 74 cents per ounce for oliplex Now for all hd plex it's 0.4 fluid ounces for the step one and then 0.5 fluid ounces for step two So that comes out to be 0.9 fluid ounces for seven dollars and 85 cents Which means per ounce it's eight dollars and 72 cents for all hd plex So the ion absolute perfection duo kit has two ounces for their step one And then their step two is 3.3 ounces. So the total for that is 5.38 ounces Which costs 12 and 19 cents. So that is two dollars and 27 cents per ounce So that is a lot better than the oliplex and that is a lot better than all hd plex And I have to say between ion and all hd ion definitely takes the cake and not just because of the price Also, the kit that I used is for one application So if you're going to do two rounds of bleaching your hair, you're going to need two sets Which is really annoying, but it also makes it seem like a lower price But when you consider that you have to get two of them, it's not as good of a deal as you would originally think I also think that quality wise the ion kit is better than the all hd and in terms of price Ion totally kills it four times cheaper. So what I recommend this product I have to say no. Is it a good product? Yes. Is it a good price? Not really when you break it down per ounce But if it's all you have then I would definitely say go for it It's way better to use some sort of protection rather than just going in raw So if you have all hd if you have ion if you have oliplex all of that is better than not doing it So now that my roots are bleached and my hair is faded. It is time for my next color I'm really excited about this one. The video will be on my instagram So don't forget to check out the description box down below and you can see all of my social media link down there Including tick tock. So definitely check me out on there I also have all of the links to the products that I used in the description box down below As well as the products that are better than this product that I was reviewing today If you like this video, don't forget to subscribe and turn on post notifications Thank you guys so much for watching. I wish you all a happy healthy life And I will see you in the next one


Some of the best guys in the red pill it is like the pickup community There are some good guys, but a lot of them are not especially the guys are public like a lot of them are frauds Rolo's a massive a really good example that some of the best guys are the guys who are not public They just write occasionally. They don't write much.  Yeah, he's a great dude I had I was on a stream with him just like the other night last night not two nights ago Yeah, we're putting his features about to come out for 21 convention. Nice. Yeah, I was I was on his channel on Tuesday as well Yeah, he's awesome. He's very level-headed rational dude. I think it's got a lot of respect for the community I think he's sincere and I think he does there's some guys to talk about like uniting the monastery and this and that But a lot of them are just massive frauds and they don't mean that well I'm gonna fucking break what's going on What was your what was your stuff that you want to say about rollo besides the alien thing from I just wanted I just wanted to ask you like a lot of the guys watching I don't know how many but some of them still you know, they read rollo They watch roll of stuff. I don't know how many some of them He's one of the co-founders of the show before he resigned and disgraced from the company We had come about a year and a half ago. Yeah, he's told a scumbag I've done a lot of videos on this and stuff I saw your I saw your memes and all stuff you sent me. Can you give me like the summary? I'm curious to see like your your take on thing What's the summary of like the the scummy like fraud things that he's done? Yeah, so there's a there's a lot. I went into it on the stream with bulldog Actually that the night we were kind of going into some of this and not that he took sides He was just kind of like you know observing and asking questions I'll put links in this video to some of these videos are on our channel. They're up. They're available I'll put it in the cards.  It was insane This is a good up.      You can lose your business You can lose your family.   Yeah, that's funny.    That's crazy.   Did he ever try to defend it? I know he just he just yeah It's all over the place. You can look at it. He was on his own show.  This is actually on video and rollo's just like sitting there like staring at him.   He's a good keyboard jockey. So not everything he says is wrong. I don't I'm not making that claim That's ridiculous in my opinion.   It's all lie. Everything is not only a lie is the opposite It's the inversion for example He says constantly like I'm not in there for the money and monitor for the money and money for the money Dude 80% of his income or more has been coming from the rational male for like years now He's definitely in it for the money. He's in it for the money more than anyone else.  I've ever seen ever and I've worked with hundreds of speakers So this this LARP this large like he's he pretends to be this like red pill Santa Claus when the opposite is true He's a super greedy guy who will docks and burn men to make an extra buck and get another book sale By hitting, you know mainstream media like a news cycle kind of thing So that's just one example.   That's a massive lie.  He wasn't good back then I think he did get laid a little bit But it was mostly kind of like, you know fool stuff just like randomly bumping any districts We're just gonna have that status doing some some gig at some random bar He's never been good with women these dudes.   He doesn't have he has like he lacks basic social skills. That's how fun this guy is I love those two. Yeah, it was really it was really sad at seeing it in person And I know a lot of guys that hang around him and stuff. He just creeps the girls out massively like yeah, exactly He like he comes up and he's like hey, hey, like he's like, yeah, how you guys doing? Yeah Yeah, like he's like, oh, I don't drink I don't drink I just drink green juice in the trick.  I saw them. I saw that multiple times Instructors that work with them. This isn't like randomly hearsay. This is guys who actually work with them I put out a thing his video editors like the his quote-unquote game There's nothing special at all.  He's like feeding his own image like the whole Tyler Durden character that he created from Fight Club It's really true. It's this massive delusion and I think he believes it himself It's this whole alter reality that doesn't exist and he but he but all the fans think it exists and that's like enough I think like his whole character is like to feed his like big beta like traits and In his lack of success and he can just become like, you know It's this megalomania in this closed kind of microcosm with with these fanboys worshipping him So he's he's created like he's made himself to be like a Jesus Christ character, but it has no bearing to reality whatsoever But it's a roll-o. Rollo is very similar. He's a Jesus complex. He's a messiah. He saves lives Which is really coat it's really just fostering codependency in these guys who are already wounded the walking wounded They get burnt out. They get burnt and wounded by BPD chicks and just different women, right? They're really bitter.  They do need help Rollo offers them a lifeline, but it's just a lifeline to a new hellscape a new level of hell And then they get sucked into this codependency cycle that never ends