Hello, aspirant. This is Ranjit from Shankar IAS Academy day book before yesterday SSC notification release 2023. So today we'll discuss about notifications, exam schemes and pattern syllabus. Then after that the age criteria educational qualification will discuss about everything. So date for submission of online application 3, 4, 2023 to 3, 5, 2023, like a third April to third May. So one month of time has given. Last date and time for receipt of online application 3, 5, 2023. Then making online fee payment 4, 5, 2023. So offline fee, fee payment 5, 5, 2023. So the last data, data window for application form corrections, if supposed to be form corrections, they given time 75, 2023, 85, 2023. If supposed to be if you are going to correction your application means you are using this to date 75, 2023 to 85, 2023 the first time correction you have to pay 200 rupees second time correction you have to pay 500 rupees. Then tend to schedule for tier one computer based examination, July 2023, actually July 14th is a tend to date. Then next one tier two to be notified later. Right. So these are the data has given the next one detail of post what are the post they are going to be filled. So Group B and Group C post they are going to be filled around 36 post 36 department, different post they are going to be filled, along with the 7500 vacancies so vacancies is also declared 7500 vacancy maybe it might be increases. So tentatively given so for 7500 vacancy, they are going to be filled Group B and Group C category. So the top most post is nothing but assistant audit officer and assistant account officer. These two are the top most post because this is a Gazette officer post Group B category. So actually age limit has given 18 to 30. So the minimum age 18 maximum age 30. So adding plus three years for OBC plus five years for SCST. So plus five years for SCST plus three years for OVC. So here assistant sectional officer, then this is also Group B post actually the top most is to assistant audit officer and assistant account officer. So the rest of the thing is assistant sectional officer ASO, like secret service, intelligence bureau, ministry of railway, ministry of external affairs, then headquarters, ministry of electronic and information technology. These are the post has given Group B category. Then minimum age same 18 to 30 and some post like central secretary of service 20 to 30 is a minimum to maximum age. Age criteria is also given. So at the same time age criteria is a differ from some other post like assistant officer assistant sectional officer. Then after that Group C category CBT central board of direct tax, like income tax officers like inspector of income tax inspector of central exercise. Then Group B category, minimum age 18 to 30, then sub inspector post is central bureau of investigation, inspector posted department of ministry of communication, then narcotics. So inspector of narcotics central bureau of narcotics ministry of finance. This is also come under the group group B category. Then after that, like research assistant, executive assistant, divisional account. So this is also come under group B category and one more post like the junior statistical officer, JSO. So the age criteria has given 18 to 32, 32 is the maximum age. So here you are adding with three for OBC, adding with five for SCSC, right. So SCSC category. Then next one, like Group C category auditor office under CAG, then CGDA department, then officer under CAG. Again, officers under CAG, controller general of accounts, then other ministry department, which is come under group C category. Here the age criteria is also given 18 to 27, minimum 18 maximum 27. Then last one, sub inspector central bureau of narcotics ministry of finance group C, it come under group C, right. So this is also tax assistant also is given. And the next one, everything come under the one roof because of your writing tier one and tier two, the scheme of the examination. So once you clear tier two examination, they would be considered the merit marketing. So we'll see what is a scheme of the examination, a scheme of the examination and before going to scheme of examination, we'll see age limit. Actually, the age limit as and date is given 0108 to 2023, so that the candidate must have been born not earlier than 28 1996 and not later than, I mean, 18 2005. Then next one for the post which age limit 20 to 30, which means the candidate must have been born not earlier than 28 1993 and not later than 18 2000. So the candidate 18 to 2232 for the post for which age limit 18 to 32 candidate must have been born not earlier than 28 1991 and not earlier than a later than 18 2005. Then OBC SCST for five years of age relaxation OBC three years of age relaxation. Then next one. Actually, so the OBC said we get the given you have to getting OBC said we get before writing examination. Data is also given. Then this is the essential qualification for essential qualification assistant audit officer assistant account officer bachelor degree from a recognized university or institute or institute for example recognize university recognize institute. So bachelor degree for any stream right whether it is BA category or BSE, then science team or art stream or engineering team whatever it is. You are you are eligible for audit assistant audit officer or assistant account officer. Actually, desirable qualification is also given. It's only for the desirable. It is not essential it is only for the desirable. Then master in business administration finance master in business economics. So these are the essential qualification for you. Then jso junior statistical officer bachelor degree in any subject from a recognized university or institute with at least 60 marks in mathematics at 12th standard level. So if you are getting 60 percentage mark 12th standard level you are eligible for jso or bachelor degree in any stream with the subject of statistics. One of the subject. So if any two right any anyone so that among these two anyone you are eligible for jso statistical investigator grade to bachelor degree in any subject with the statistics statistics as one of the subject from a recognized university in the city. This is also the qualification and research assistant in nationally human human rights commission. The essential qualification bachelor degree desirable qualification minimum one year of research experience in any recognized university or recognized interest institute. All other post bachelor degree is more than enough all other remaining post other post. So bachelor degree is more than enough and the very important thing is the final year student graduation can apply. So finally a final student graduation can also apply. This is also the very important news so that those who done in the final year. So you also the eligible the essential qualification on or before the cut off date. So the result should be published 182023 right so the result should be published before 182023 so final year students. So you are getting more advantage because of the reason is final year students apply this examination. The next one. Then distance education ignore student so that you know student who were enrolled of the academy year 2009 2010 shall be treated as valid at first you also apply this examination ignore students distance education students. The next one candidate or advice. Submit the application submit online application. So before the closing date so that at the same time. So we do to disconnection inability of failure to log in. So this is the website account of heavy load on the website during the closing date so that avoid the last time of submission of application because clearly mentioned sometimes you may get disconnected the last week of before closing date. So the disconnection inability failure to log in it might be happen because of heavy load our website during the closing dates so that try to complete your online registration. So the honor before like I mean before the closing date but don't rush up in the last minute of the day because the reason it happened they given clearly mentioned in the 9.5. Next one. So the same time before submission of the online application candidate must check through the previous print option that they have filled correct details. So whether you are giving a correct details you have to check it one more time. So that because the reason is nothing but if you want to correction in your application form. I mean<PHONE_NUMBER>23 23 they given only two days is given at the same time once you are getting correction in your online application, you have to pay 200 rupees the second time 500 rupees so avoid this situation. Then next one application fee 100 rupee women candidate and candidate belong to schedule caster or a CST candidate the exception is given from the payment of the fee. So other they are going to be payment of the fee online through BIM UPI net banking visa mastercard so these are the options given both online offline both are available fee payment. Next one. Examination centers so that here the examination center is also given so that you have to check the examination centers centers and southern region we have a lot of opportunities is that because on this one is very Tamil Nadu. So that you have to check it one more time in the center of examination. Then next one schemes of examination tier one and tier two. So tier one mark it's only for qualification tier two they consider only for the merit ranking right so that let's see what are what is the schemes of tier one examination. Here they are going to be tested for session. The first session is nothing but general intelligent and reasoning 25 question 25 marks. Then general awareness 25 questions 50 marks. Actually general intelligent 25 question 50 marks general awareness 25 question 50 marks quantity to have to do 25 question 50 marks English combination 25 question 50 mark. Each question they given two marks and we have a penalty mark also so 0.50 is a penalty mark right 0.50 is a penalty mark on everything you should be objective type of questions multiple choice of question they given one hour time allotted. Apart from that one hour and 20 minutes for the candidate eligible for scribe so that these are the time. So this is only for qualification nature.  So you are eligible for tier two then tier two we have a session one and session two paper one and paper two. So session one is nothing but module one mathematics ability 30 question but here each question they given three marks. So that if each question giving three marks means 30 into three times. Then reasoning general intelligent 30 questions each question three marks the total 180 questions 180 marks total 60 question 180 marks because each question they given three marks right here one hour of duration of time. Then after that second session two English language and comprehension general awareness English language 45 questions general awareness 25 question here also each question given three marks so that 70 into three to 10 marks. The next one paper two paper two session three is nothing but computer knowledge model 20 question 20 into three times because each question given three marks. Then data entry speed test module only data entry task. So this is also they given 15 minutes of time 15 minutes for computer knowledge test and 15 minutes for computer data entry test. So then next one paper two on paper three paper two those who are eligible for JSO. They can write statistical examination paper three those who are eligible for a they only write general studies finance and economics. Others it is not required paper two and paper three so JSO those who are selected for JSO candidate. They can write statistic examination then those who are selected for AO they can write paper three general studies and finance. So the rest apart from the candidate they can write paper one also right not required paper two and paper three right so general paper two paper three it's not required. Then next one. So these are the syllabus is given actually the syllabus here the given syllabus both tier one and tie two. So quantity to do general awareness, then after the tier one general intelligence and reasoning. So these are the syllabus has given even gender studies finance and economics for stats for everything it should be given the next one. So that and clearly given how to apply the applications so this is also very very important so how to applying these applications. So that at the same time before application one more time or two more time you have to check it out whether it is correct or wrong. Then here clearly given how to apply the application so application detail is given. So that before going to fill the application you have to read one more time. Then here so that recent scan color photo passport size photos so that it is not more than that three month old so recent photo 20 kb to 50 kb. So these are the photo filling filling of the online application keep the following data is ready. So clearly given in the data's the next one scan signature 10 to 20 kb. Then after that on the next one wondering passing passing years roll number percentage gpc so you have to detail of qualification education qualification given the next one. So these are the very important. Then your photo especially as a specimen photograph is given like this. So don't wear a cap. So too close extra color. So that don't do this because it is not accepted. Maybe your application. It might be rejected. So why this photos so don't wear specs glasses like that. These are the application as given. So the last year there is nothing changed. So everything should be saying so that all the best to all the students. Thank you.


Hi everyone, it's work. Yeah, it's work. Okay So Thank you for coming. We're today. We're presenting on the the joint telco solutions red hat and Dell and My name Sanjay. I gary. I'm a senior solution architect for telco at red hat and I'm joined by Drew Schilke of Dell. Thank you. Yeah, Drew Schilke I work in Dell's networking business and I'm responsible for our NFV practice So today we're gonna talk about how Dell's solutions and red hat solutions fit together to build an open telco cloud and what are the benefits of Using our solutions. So with that Let's start with a little bit of introduction to Dell's telco solutions. Yeah So I'm putting up a slide here to kind of just talk about who we are at everyone came to a red hat session So just wanted to spend a little bit of time in terms of our approach and what we are working with red hat Philosophically very closely aligned in terms of how we're approaching virtualized Solutions for the telecommunications space What you're seeing up here is our purpose and belief statements that we've had for the past three years And I'm not gonna take you through it word by word In terms of what our corporate mission is but I think if you look Fundamentally is our design principles that we've had in place for over three years right now are very much aligned in terms of what we're gonna Be talking about here today, which is we always take a very compute-centric approach to everything We understand that software defined is the motion that this industry is headed in and we understand that everything needs to operate a cloud Scale and I bring that up because I think you're gonna see it come through here in a few in a bit in terms of the tenants That we're driving collectively in terms of our approach to things like NFP So if you advance on and we kind of think about our future ready solutions and what we're trying to bring to market with red hat you hear a lot of people talk about capex and op-ex in terms of what we're trying to balance out and You know in typical fashion you build a two by two quadrant and you want to be in the upper right and no mistake here That's what we're trying to do with this chart as well But I think kind of framing it up in terms of where we've come from a telecommunications industry and looking at the legacy in the lower Left-hand corner thinking about the monolithic systems in which hardware and software were tightly coupled together Drove a great degree of specialization especially around the vendor specific technologies in the lock-in that came along with it as We've moved into this space where things have become more virtualized and we can take advantage of things like cloud and NFV We've seen some of our competitors in this space move up into this chart and what we're calling new proprietary solutions Which is okay? Congratulations, we've virtualized everything but we're going to define every element of the stack all the way up through the top and You know to me it's kind of an n-minus one proprietary approach You're still going to get that lock-in penalty and you're not going to get as much choice Which is where we all have the opportunity here at the same time if I contrast it in the lower right-hand corner It's not like we can now just move to this model where you take a bunch of bent metal hardware throw it over the fence And things are going to work together. It takes more work than that it takes relationships between Hardware companies and software companies like Dell and Red Hat to put together validated solutions that we know Will deploy into the field easily that we know will work together and that we know we can drive the right interoperability ecosystem around it and that's what we're calling the future ready solutions in the upper right-hand corner We're trying to attack both the op-ex and the cap-ex problems Simultaneously and to this end I think we're philosophically very much aligned between Dell and Red Hat So if we take a look at what telcos Want to achieve in this environment? It's really around more than just Changing the hardware on which they're running it and running it on something else as they want to really bring in new technologies into play and that means for example Be able to turn up a new customer Very quickly not have a six-month installation time for getting everything working I mean that's it's the very basic thing that could increase velocity in terms of How telcos can operate and when we've talked to our customers we find that by and large They definitely want to do this. They want to move to a more flexible model And so bringing in the new technologies into that environment is Really something they're looking at now, and it's the right time in the industry to do that Yeah, and in addition to that There's this need for new services and business models that are coming into play and I think look no further Then what's going to be required in terms of new services as 5g begins to deploy and really really take hold As you open up the aperture of the bandwidth to those devices at the end that instant access You know mentality that most of us had today coupled with a greater level of bandwidth is going to drive a Need for a whole new suite of services that many of us have not even contemplated today And so what we try and think about in terms of all of our approaches here is thinking about the agility In terms of deploying new services and business models to go drive growth and revenue growth It's not just a cosplay. It's a top-line play as well And we like to keep that top of mind as well Yeah, and in terms of the competitive landscape, it's never been more competitive because for the longest time I in this industry, it's just been do what you've been doing but now with you know You service providers providing voice. I mean people are Making phone calls never using the telcos voice network, right? I mean, this is reality people are watching videos Without you, you know without using with just using over-the-top solutions And not using cable TV for example, right? I mean cutting the court very common So so now with that competitive landscape How do how does the telco? Become continue to be relevant in you know five ten years time How do they sort of bring bring that kind of agility back to into their their solution so that there can be more competitive environment so if we if we look at You know, where where where they're gonna start, right? They've started with some very basic scenarios of virtualizing what they already have We know that for example, you know, IMS have been has been virtualized More and more you're seeing EPCs With some some of the new players in the eval packet court Winning with software solutions You're seeing and of course the virtual routers being deployed for customers So that you don't need to put in a physical router and incur that additional cost and time so this is this is this is where this is where things start and as long as All of these all of these can be deployed in a standardized and scalable manner then There and they can be deployed sort of in a multi-vendor manner so that you're not tied to buying all of these components All of these software components from the same vendor That's where you can have That advantage of being able to plug and play and bring in new services very very quickly so I Think that's where That and that's where when we work with Dell We find that there's a way to really really test all of these kind of things all of these environments put them together And they're very good partner of ours in terms of validating all of this so with that I think we can Give you will give you a little bit of a sense of what is it that? Red Hat and Dell are selling From Red Hat's perspective What we sell is I mean everyone knows that we sell subscriptions for Linux, but Beyond that we have an open stack platform an open stack distribution and This is really now being Being tuned for NFB deployments, so all of the All of the Technologies are really being designed so that everything co-works together and this is important It's important to have solutions where you have different components that are tested and Validated together Part of that is of course our storage platform. We're contributing to the open daylight and Obviously our hype the KVM hypervisor is in there as well Now where it gets where it gets interesting is that? Beyond beyond that core, which we sort of illustrate down here There are a number of places where there's a desire in this industry to go beyond Just running virtual machines so With atomic host we have the capability of running containers and then to tie it all together There are a lot of environments where Middleware becomes really really important in a telco environment where they've got just hundreds of different processes services running and Tying them together becomes really important It's a challenge, especially if you bring in the Dynamic nature of having multiple Multiple vendors supply the core infrastructure then trying to make all that work at the top layer and manage it It becomes more difficult and needs a sort of a management system. That's very dynamic So with that Do you talk about del's components? Yeah, and the only thing I would add to it as well as we talked early on in terms of Driving the ecosystem and making sure that interoperability is very front and center in all of this And and this week you'll see an announcement coming out Of a joint effort between Dell and red hat and Tec Mahindra To stand up a laboratory in Bangalore in one of Tec Mahindra's facility That is going to be running exactly the platform that you see here With the goal of driving the ISVs that are creating all the virtual network functions that you see there in As an opportunity that they can certify on this platform and we can collectively start to build out that ecosystem around it as well So it's not just the platform in itself itself But it's also what are we doing to collectively drive people that can come in run on it? So that if somebody's trying to stand up one of the use cases we talked about earlier There's a known good starting point that we know things are going to work well Beyond that where we spent a lot of time in investing Is in making it a a confident experience in terms of deploying this platform? And and I don't know if any of you have had the experience of trying to stand up a proof of concept for network function virtualization but if you don't have a good set of ingredients and a good set of directions it could be a very very Frustrating task and so what we've done is invest in one the creation of of a reference architecture So there is a known good set of ingredients between Dell and red hat that we start with Very clearly calling out the versions that everything they need to be at and then we invest a lot of time in very detailed deployment guides from also the hardware from the open stack platform and then something we call the virtual infrastructure managers which is an element that we added from a Dell perspective To bring in some extra fabric management capabilities which are reflected in the lower right hand corner of the stack in terms of what's underneath it and running at all It's our standard x86 server base Which is capable of supporting both the compute and the storage aspects running stuff and then our Dell networking switches Which support our our our Dell operating system? But we can also pull in a number of our partners as well in our open networking approach where we've worked with a number of third-party Network operating system providers such as Cubilis and big switch and pluribus and so those are options that we can bring to the table as well from a network operating perspective In terms of how we can fulfill it and bring it to market We know there's not like one path by which these projects go And there are situations where we work directly with red hat to go to customers and have those conversations But there's also a lot of great many times where we work with some of the more traditional network corporate providers who have great relationships with these carriers and have a very strong services presence there and want to be part of these solutions that are deployed But then we also have a strong what we call an ecosystem perspective where we have partners in a management orchestration space partners that are systems integrators And again, this is what we think it we're all about choice between our two collective companies That's not just about a technology But it's also about in terms of how we can bring these things to market and deploy in a manner that you would feel comfortable with be it working Directly with us working through a network equipment provider or working through a systems integrator all options that we're willing to attain and all options that we have done and support of our customers So kind of tying all that back to kind of Some of the business priorities versus technical priorities. We talked about this need to deploy new services and scale at speed Just to kind of drive that home. I was at an event last week where one of the lead network Executives from one of the big carriers was speaking and they talked about the time at which it took to deploy a 10 gig or 100 gig circuit Just by maybe shouting it out What do you think the the baseline is to deploy a new 10 gig or 100 gig circuit in a very well-known tier one telecommunications company 90 days if they escalate and get everything to go, right? Not far off. It's four to six months is the typical range, right? How long does it take to deploy a new piece of network equipment in the central office? Two years. Yeah Yeah So so this is what we when we talk about in terms of you know the agility and what we're trying to go in terms of deploying new Services, it's also the infrastructure behind it and being agile on that But coming along with that we also know that there's a pivot of employee skills that needs to take place as well and people have a lot of time and and an equity and certifications on certain equipment and certain equipment from certain vendors and This is a very very different approach which is going to require a skill set pivot and and there's no great easy answer there As well, some people are going to have a hard time resisting that You know, even if even if firms take a lot of time and try and drive that training that's necessary to go do it Kind of our experience in terms of what we've seen good success in the field is when the carriers take the resources that are in this and Involve them from day one in terms of defining what this new virtualized network function is going to look like And have them involved in design and the proof of concept and deployment as opposed to waiting to the end to bring them over But that's just the business priorities. There's also the technical priorities. Yes so What we've found that really to Develop an open telco cloud and modern open telco cloud They've got to modernize the way that the applications are are developed and deployed. I mean, I think we all know this Moving more to a cloud native type of application development and this is this is a big change It's not just taking what's already there and virtualizing it and putting it in the cloud so That's that's really, you know, that's really the first the first the first piece of this It's absolutely essential that everything be kept available that goes without saying in telco environment but availability means something different now because Used to be that five nines meant that your hardware had Extra redundancy and you had all kinds of fancy technologies in the hardware to ensure that now It's about service availability and how do you keep the service up regardless of What's happening underneath and this is the way pretty much every cloud scale environment is running Can how do we how do we bring telcos along to also develop along those lines and finally? For this to all work, it's really got to be open open for plug-in of different types of capabilities and technologies and It's also got to enable the business priorities Which means we need to be able to do more than just what's already been done in telco networks That means be able to gather data from the network do some analysis on that data feedback and Dynamically change the way your network operates rather than wait for trouble tickets to come in So with that I want to leave you with a sort of a vision for an open telco cloud that we we've been talking about at Red Hat and what this involves is is thinking about the application as More than just a virtual machine. It's really Taking the open stack platform realizing it's not just open stack But you've got a network layer underneath it that the telco has deployed You've got in fact most of these operators have mobile networks and more and more applications are being Mobile first so that has to be a key part of it How do you enable security all the way down from here all the way down from the mobile access layer up through? the Open stack platform and even up to the application the application is not actually running on open stack the application is a collection of Scaled out virtual machines or containers that are tied together by a Middleware platform, I mean that this is how it's worked in enterprise for years and years We're now realizing You know telcos are realizing that they've got to start developing applications this way as opposed to the one application per box methodology Or one application per VM methodology even it's got to change to this type of environment and so What we can offer is Consistent support model for the tools needed for all these components Whether you're using the various components of JBoss whether you're using the various components of open stack Whether you're using Seth for storage We're using rel as an operating system, and you're using Dell hardware and the Dell fabric all of these can be consistently supported And you can plug in whatever functions you'd like to plug in I'd also like to Call out the fact that new business models and new operational models can be invented once you do something this way because Now if you have extra load on your network and your network can feed back events back Middleware events essentially back up into your application your application can adjust its behavior if you think about Video streaming for example video streaming is something that a lot of times It's done today by flooding the network with as much as possible and then seeing if it worked And if it didn't work and you say oh, well, I get a down res that video, right? Well, what does that do the network if everyone's doing that is you're flooding right? So it'd be better to be able to have a feedback mechanism what? So what we're talking about here is creating an infrastructure whereby this is possible. It's not Solving and saying that oh we already have software that does all this I mean it would take a lot of companies to build all this But what we're saying is this is the basic infrastructure that would enable That would enable developers to build these types of new applications that leverage That that leverage these capabilities and enable new business models and new operational models so with that We're happy to Take any questions If you don't mind you can step to the mic because they're recording it We want to hear what you say don't worry won't film you just want to hear you Hi, this is Fatih from Ericsson Yeah, the main point at least for me going towards the cloud is the Utility-based competing right meaning You will pay as much as you use when the things comes into the service provider or the product provider side to the Dell and Red Hat especially Red Hat There is nothing new in red hat side for by means of licensing if you look at even if you try to use red hat OpenStock distro. It gives you 30 days of license for two sockets Even there is no open source version like in the centOS case when you go by means of scaling up You have to do the ups, you know upstream or Preparation of investment before you utilize this infrastructure. That's one question Is there any any new licensing methodology that you foresee in an FBI? For Red Hat there are my second question for Dell are you guys really collaborating by means of beyond of certification? How about optimizing this stuff right when you do the CPU pinning by means of virtual machines? How about how about the worker track pinning in the CPUs? Is there any any effort that you plan to do? Thank you so So in terms of in terms of licensing. I mean look this is Red Hat's been Creating you know a lot obviously talking about NFV You know and bringing in a lot of new focus into this effort over the last year and certainly in terms of in terms of different types of subscriptions and we you know We don't really call it licensing we you know We refer to it as a subscription and subscription model if You know it is a change to move from a pay per CPU Essentially or per socket pair model to a pay per usage model Having said that there are a number of ways that we work with customers on these on these subscription models And not every you know It's not always locked in to the model that was stated in the question now You know, but those are like every company there are there are individual deals that can be worked out On the second question you're talking about CPU pinning specific. I didn't really get that CP pinning specific to Dell Okay, so Thread and process again again pinning pinning to a individual CPU individual CPU core and So I'm trying to understand where where that particular question what you're asking of Dell in that in that question If you cannot do the pinning Yeah So so first of all first of all, let me explain the current state of this is with red hat OSP 8 We're still operating with virtual machines right not containers So let's be clear about that so we're not claiming that and there's a reason for that because we if we don't have something That's delivering what you're talking about then we can't come out and say hey We support containers in the V right we're talking about so the containers in this presentation It's presented clearly as a vision that we want to get to I mean obviously everyone's get there But as red hat we have to make sure that what we deliver Does provide what you need to actually run the stuff and if we can't do that yet Then we're staying where we can deliver which is with virtual machines Yeah, the only thing I said is in terms of just the work we do collectively together It's not just the validation we actually have a dozen developers at Dell that worked on red hat Basically as an extended team of red hat In terms of the kind of things we work on though I'll be honest the majority of the focus lately has been on deployment capabilities That's an area. We think we need to go off and address in terms of what we would do to make the Dell hardware better We would try and be very careful to balance that we wouldn't want to do anything Bespoke to us because I then I put this in the lower in upper left-hand corner of the box that we said we don't want to be in right And we want to make sure we're always working with red hat to drive it back into the primary distribution So we're all on the same page on all of that But that's kind of where our focus has been lately on deployment reporting and manageability This is a safe from Nokia So the same this stock is more from an FV point of view So my question is more specific and more from a Dell point of view So and first thing is this is this is great initiative. So that definitely this is Area, so my question is that are you guys are considering to use any other platform hardware platform other than x86? Which could be more friendly with the network functions Are you considering on the compute side or the on the bare metal on the on the lower level because you are providing the hardware platform to Understanding yeah, are you considering anything other than x86? I mean we we Consistently look at alternative architectures and And I was actually part completely coincidental here. I was a part four years ago We announced a proof of it was a proof of concept system We didn't create revenue off of it with a 32-bit arm processor and our server We called copper and we made it available to labs and ISVs to go off and play and test around with it And so we consistently look at that and we still have more POCs that are non x86 that are out there on today But to date we've not announced anything in terms of a product level or you know Anything we would go off and sell and and create revenue off of other than x86 So that's that's a statement of where we are today Will we always continue to look at those alternative technologies? Absolutely But x86 is the platform that we're on today from a cute perspective So very same question for a from a redhead point of view Are they considering anything on the top of the red hat Linux that that could be helping to be more? More performance wise better when you somebody is running the network function like a virtual router You gave an example use case. Yeah, so running that one on a virtual machine Which is not maybe friendly to the network function are forwarding and those so are you considering to add any layer or changing in the The way right now the status is that it could be more efficient in future. Yeah, so actually that's a good question because Very timely because just just last week. I was on a panel at the at the Which conference was that? In a few and every world Congress. Sorry. I've been to so many things but I was I was on the FDIO panel and and So there is there is an initiative where You know many players in the industry are looking at in in use cases specific use cases where they need that type of Environment that they could leverage things like Intel DP DK to get better performance and that is you know that is supported But also understand that that's not something that's not a silver bullet that you put Everywhere and say well use this use these technologies everywhere because then you know by and large most applications Work well by running on the standard with the standard Linux kernel networking But there are certain applications that you could get better performance by doing specific things Yeah, I mean your question was kind of hardware and performance just There's other things to go look at outside of your underlying CPU architecture There's I mean there's some companies doing some really interesting things around SRIOV offloading open virtual switch offloading right which basically are delivered in the form of a PCI You know express compliant Nick right so you're not having a kind of fundamentally upend the architecture Effort to go get what can be you know orders of magnitude gains and performance for a given use case Off of all that so I mean that's if you've not looked in that that's an interesting place to go look as well I think you're going to see a lot of interesting things coming through there In conjunction with FPGAs that could really optimize on the hardware side any other questions Okay, okay. Well with that. We thank you for your time


Hey everyone, welcome back to Nintendo Prime and I got to talk about this thing that I see yesterday we talked about how Zack from SwitchForce came out and basically said through his own source that he has a 99.9% certainty that a Nintendo Direct will come next week and he talked about how maybe there were hints throughout his video on what the day might be. The hints were sort of inconsistent 14, 15, 16, okay whatever we kind of figured we're getting a Direct in June anyways and whatever like we get Directs every June except in 2020 and they usually happen you know the second or third Tuesday of the month but that's always been based around E3 so who really knows right but getting a Direct in June is a pretty safe bet. Here's the thing here's here here's the big hullabaloo here a content creator probably not too similar to myself went out on gaming leaks uh and uh was it gaming leaks and rumors reddit and posted actual evidence on the exact Nintendo Direct date now I think calling it the exact dates still may be pushing it too far however uh it doesn't really matter how this person leaked that we are getting a Nintendo Direct next week which is the big news here this is a leak we can basically say we are getting a Nintendo Direct next week this guy has ruined his career and hopefully you know I this is it's one this is a really baffling situation this reminds me of when people like what is it Philip Musin was giving us content creators a bad name this person's not necessarily giving me a bad name because I don't know who it is but the fact that as a content creator just makes content creators less trustworthy let's just get into what was said but before we do I'm going to remind you that this video 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which I personally wasn't but the game will be exciting for some action fans usually when this happens the publisher will ask me to sign an NDA before sharing any info at all I can email like this as well I don't know that this person understands what relationships are like with with developers the NDA anyways sorry we'll talk about this later I'm really frustrated by this whole situation so including even what the game is well of course you know yeah oddly enough they did not do that this time or ask me not to share this information it's a common courtesy uh at all so it's all fair game okay uh that said out of respect for their surprise I'm gonna make a thread I'm read it about it well just kidding I will not say what the gamer developer is with that out of the way the game is going to drop on switch next Wednesday which is it we'll get into why I actually think the whole Wednesday thing from this particular email is wrong but moving on says uh drop on switch next Wednesday with the embargo for coverage also being on Wednesday June 15th it's going to be one of the shadow drops during the Nintendo Direct since the embargo is set for specifically 9 a.m. Pacific I presume that's when the next Nintendo Direct will happen 9 a.m. Pacific on Wednesday June 15th which is a common time for Nintendo to do directs as a side note this lines up with some of the other developers that I did sign NDAs for sent to me so now we're bringing other developers into the fray that you signed NDAs for that you're not even supposed to talk about dates with and now you're saying hey other developers you shouldn't mention that but that's what hyped to watch with you guys next week oh he's not done though because he edited the post and he said screw it I'm bored tonight so here's an edited screenshot sorry only the mods will know what the game is and the mods did see the full email uh and confirmed that this was legit um and his email he blacked out some parts pretty poorly he clearly did this on an iPhone or some uh mobile editing app it didn't realize that he didn't fully black out the text uh this is going to come into play later uh also I take this as a rumor originally since I cannot confirm this for you guys but it's all but confirmed to me due to some stuff I signed NDAs for that line up to again repeating and repeating that he has you know if he's got one developer developer thing that's been proven uh to be real the rest are probably real as well which means he's just telling us when the director is going to be based on things he already signed NDAs for that he's not even supposed to talk about and people aren't even supposed to know okay if it helps any as I mentioned in the comment below the switch console exclusive was originally announced in a direct we actually know what the console exclusive is because of his stupidity finally I'm surprised no one uh was wondering why I think the director's Wednesday but not Thursday well that's because some other info I didn't share that here plus the fact that I believe but don't know since I didn't get a code that they set the gameplay so I was video embargo for Thursday morning since the game will likely come out at a different times throughout Wednesday probably especially for steam players it's also possible the game just comes out the next day so coverage can you know you can get reviews and other coverage in on the 15th and they released the game on the 16th that's also a possibility uh and what's interesting here is I showed you the image that he showed and I showed you how poorly he blacked it out you can just up the contrast and we could see basically the entire email and we found out that this is an email for neon white and it's been confirmed that it is for neon white which is a game that was unveiled during a Nintendo Direct and is an action game so it look look it's one thing that to say out of respect for the developers you don't make this post but this person it is being an idiot on many levels look I don't have an email for neon white I don't have an email for anything being unveiled next week okay I don't have any contacts or anything being unveiled next week there's like one game I know about that's coming out here uh in the next few days uh but it's whatever that game's publicly known and we already have a release date for it so it's not that big of a deal and I'm in contact with the developers on it but here's the thing I've been talking to game developers for 20 years right this goes back to my Zeldin former days I was talking directly to Nintendo I talked to the people behind Epic Mickey I've been talking to people at Capcom and all these other companies I've been talking to companies for 20 years and I can tell you right now when they email your publicly available business contact email business contact emails are for business related items not intended for the public I get probably I don't know let's say a dozen companies contacting me per week wanting me to check out their game whether it's indie all the way up to the big boys at Ubisoft and Capcom Nintendo every once in a while like I'll get emails from these companies every single week asking me to look at things do I want to review copy of this do you know just remember that like hey you know we don't want any footage or anything I'll only play up to a certain part you can only show 15 minutes here 10 minutes there no cut scenes or whatever whatever embargoes they want to throw on but the common courtesy when they reach out to you with that initial email will sometimes include the name of the game it will sometimes include some of the embargo details before you even agree to the embargo this is industry standard practice because this is a business email you need to take business emails the email account you have listed publicly for business contact to be of private nature you are not to unveil details that are within your emails in this private nature without express permission them not locking you into an embargo before they tell you what the game is is not the same thing in fact most of the embargoes I have ever been part of I knew what it was for and I knew when they were planning to have the coverage up before I ever agreed to a damn thing it's industry standard practice you don't you just don't do this it's stupid and it makes content creators look unreliable and silly and look no one has figured out who this content creator is yet so credit to them whatever this account is they use on reddit has not been able to be linked back to a specific youtuber yet but this is the internet and that's only a matter of time before somebody figures out who this content creator actually is in fact maybe at the time of posting this somebody actually has figured it out but the point is that we don't talk about these things for a reason it's out of respect of a business conversation happening behind the scenes if they want it to be known publicly they would just reach out to you on twitter and say something in public when they reach out to private business emails the information is intended to be private so to even share this even part of the email to even want to go to reddit is just saying hey guess what I am no longer trustworthy and you know how much you can narrow this down you can be oh they're talking about a nintendo direct oh they have multiple companies talking about things next week kind of giving me a feeling of when the direct date's going to be okay so now we can narrow this out this is a nintendo content creator and we can narrow it down even further because the nintendo content creator they got an email about neon white so you can go nintendo content creators specifically neon white dig through there they could figure out who the hell this is and they're going to get blacklisted by the industry they're going to get blacklisted by the industry and they're also going to hurt content creators like me that don't unveil this stuff don't release these you know exclusive details they're gonna kind of great like me and disable my ability to be able to get my hands on games and my ability to do preview coverage in the future that's how stupid this is they hurt the entire content creator community specifically nintendo content creators you know how hard it is to build trustworthy relationships especially at my size 78 000 subscribers you know how hard it is to build trust with companies when they're going out on a limb to trust that you're not going to be one of those assholes that's going to leak information about their products to the public and that's why it's incredibly frustrating i've been fortunate that i could build some solid relationships this is one reason why prime gaming fest ends up as big as it is it's not just about the entertaining aspects of the nate vs eric and our tournaments and all the game reveals all the fun stuff we do the reason that we're able to give away so much stuff so much more than i can personally afford to give away is because of relationships i've been able to foster with different companies conversations with ubisoft capcom you know you know how many conversations i have with capcom before they would trust to be able to support our show and and give us some stuff to give away to you guys you know the kind of conversations that i have behind the scenes with all of these companies in order to build up a a long-standing relationship so they understand not only what we're doing and what we're not only what this channel is about but also understand that i'm not going to be that guy that's going to throw your information out there about unreleased products i know information right now about games that are coming out later this year that haven't been a haven't even been unveiled yet and you guys have never heard me one time on a live stream make a reference and a video make a reference to any of these games or what platforms they're on and you might go he's a nintendo youtuber must be nintendo not necessarily i know about games coming to multiple platforms coming later this year haven't said one god damn word about it because i know better i'm not nate the hate hiding behind a username i'm not you know emily rogers throwing throwing throwing two cents of that i'm not samus hunter i'm not some random user on reddit here i'm nathaniel rumpel jance i'm very much in front of the public my full name is out there i'm not about to leak information at least information like this i'm not saying that i can't ever share details sometimes and use my sources for that but these aren't sources these are the companies themselves talking directly to me i'm not going to sit here and tell you anything i've heard ever because that's how you build trust that's how you eventually end up being sent early games early copies of games so i can do better coverage of games for you guys want to be great because of the relationship i'm establishing with ubisoft that i can get a copy of sparks of hope and actually do a pre-release coverage i think that would be amazing i think that would be awesome and i think you guys would love that content but i can't do that when content creators like this are making these companies less and less and less trusting it's incredibly frustrating and this guy did it in the stupidest way it's one thing if they wanted to use some random reddit they would just claim they knew when the direct was and make these random claims or throw them on the twitter and leave it at that but to provide the evidence and then to do such a poor job of censoring that evidence it's amateur hour man it's amateur hour we all make mistakes but he kept pressing he kept answering questions in the comment section on this post and yeah he's now deleted the original post after it's been up for over a day the internet never forgets so look there's a lot of things i want to talk about there's a whole bunch of stories out there a lot of these stories will end up talking about during prime gaming fest june 9th to june 14th but it is frustrating that we're here two days in a row time on nintendo direct rumors leaks whatever and this time around it's a pretty legit leak confirmed leak by the way if you stuck around this long you actually want to know the date it's june 15th june 15th supposedly june 15th sorry if i wasted a bunch of your time and that's all you were here for but hey you know i needed to get that off my chest all right guys thanks so much for tuning in i am a tinder of a jess from nintendo prime and uh let's do better content creators if you're fortunate uh to be getting contacted by multiple companies around in nintendo direct time do better keep it to yourself catch you guys in the next video