This is stock number H-A500A, we are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used truck headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2013 Chevy Avalanche, Crew Cab Short Box. This truck has the 5.3 liter V8 motor. From this HD video you will be able to tell that for the age and miles on this truck. It is in really nice condition. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p so if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device turn them on right now because it is like you are right here looking at the truck with me. And definitely your best way to check out the vehicle before seeing it in person. Comes with the 20 inch chrome clad alloy rims, Bridgestone Duler Alenza 275 55R20s and these tires have probably about, I would say just about all the tread left, it is 80-95%. Lots and lots of tread left on those tires. Didn't see any dents or dings on that front fender. Front bumper is in really nice condition, no dents or dings or cracks on that. Comes with the factory fog lights, the darkened headlight bezels, the chrome trim to grill. The passenger side fender, no dents or dings on that and the passenger side rim is in really nice condition as well. As you go down this side of the truck you can see just how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you are close by and just can't make the trip down you can still see the truck. Hear the truck and have confidence in the vehicle that you are looking at before you even get here. See it has the roof racks right there. Very clean down this side, this is a black diamond addition. Very clean down that side, I didn't see any dents or dings, has the nice chromed step bars, back rims in okay condition, just a little bit of that chrome peel, but that's why we take the video so you know exactly what you are getting, back tires have. Very much tried as the front tires, very very new and coming around the back here, rear bumpers in really nice condition, no major dents, dings or cracks on that, it does have a full towing package which includes a receiver hitch and seven pin wiring, that tailgate locks with the doors and everything, you can get the factory hard plank tonneau cover, comes with the factory all weather bed mat, back up camera, people don't know there is actually little storage compartments on the side of these avalanches, those can lock with the key as well. Down this side of the truck just as clean as I passed on this side and for full disclosure this back rim is in pretty nice condition as well, once again just like the other back one, little bit of that chrome starting to peel there but miles on this truck, not uncommon, built in directional signals, power fold and mirrors, inside I believe this is an LTZ package, it gives you the black leather interior, both these seats are heated, both these seats are cooled, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, power fold and mirrors like I said, memory driver's seat and the heated and cooled seating elements buttons right there, excuse me, factory brake controller, auto headlamps turned out four wheel drive and as we hop inside the truck here you can see that this one has 91,675 miles, instrument cluster is very nice and clean, comes with the heated leather wrap steering wheel, bluetooth and audio controls on the right, cruise controls and heated steering wheel controls on the left, six speed automatic transmission, comes with the AM, FM, Sirius XM radio capabilities, the factory navigation system and the backup camera which shows up right there, dual climate control, power pedals can turn those backup parking sensors off and your stability track button is right there, passenger seat and floor mat is very very clean, no rips or tears on that seat, smells very clean inside this truck, I don't believe it's ever been smoked in side curtain air bags and you do get the power sunroof on this one, you get your home link buttons and your map lights right there, on star capabilities in the mirror and I do want to point out that this dash on this avalanche is absolutely perfect, five times these black dashes on these GMs will have a little bit of weathering on them and sometimes cracks if they are the black ones and have been in a warm environment but that one's absolutely perfect, take a quick look at the back seats, back seats are just as clean as the front seats, no rips or tears back here, does have the latch child safety system, the removable rear window with the built-in rear defrost, you do get rear air controls with the audio head jacks and then in the headrest are two screens and I believe they hook up with the front DVD player to play DVDs in them so it does have those on and they do turn on, I've not tested a DVD but I'm assuming that works with the head unit inside but very nice feature there and we'll take a quick look under the hood, I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today, hopefully from this HD video, you will have been able to tell just how clean this avalanche is inside and out, there we go, under the hood we have the 5.3 liter V8 motor, engine base very clean, runs very smooth, this truck has been fully safe to be inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off, you can see just how clean that engine bay is on the inside, didn't see any corrosion or anything like that, very very nice and clean, this truck has been fully safe to be inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off, the truck has been gone through mechanically 100% and is 100% ready to go, to see more pictures of this avalanche or one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, wranglers, you name it we got it go to our website www.summitauto.com, full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summitauto.com, if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash summitauto, remember to like, subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there, in fact in a second you will see a link to subscribe to our YouTube channel on your left, a link to more half-ton truck videos like this one on your right and if you have not been to our website on the bottom link to this vehicle on our website click those check us out and we really look forward to helping with this super clean 2013 Chevy avalanche, crew cab short box LTZ, black diamond edition, thanks again


Hello everyone, I am Sanjay Gupta, I welcome you on Sanjay Gupta Tech School. So today we are having day 3 session of this Appian Bootcamp and for that I have Ankit with me. So welcome Ankit on the channel. So basically Ankit will be covering a few more things related to Appian in today's session and I hope you have gone through day 1 and day 2 session maybe live or recording last week and if you have any doubt regarding those sessions you can ask and like you can live watch this session whatever Ankit will be delivering and if you are watching the recording and if you have any doubt so you can ask those questions in the telegram group and link of that telegram group is available in the description of the video. Okay and do follow Sanjay Gupta Tech School on LinkedIn, Instagram, Telegram and like YouTube itself so that you can ask questions like and all the important links like session tracker, Appian Telegram group and Appian dedicated YouTube channel links are available in the description so you can follow them from there. Okay so with this note I hand over mic to Ankit so Ankit proceed from here. Thanks Sanjay sir. So this is the community and YouTube channel of the Cod Mastro. So you can find all the session recordings on this channel as well and other than recordings you know you can find the QH on all of the topics that we are covering here. You can find on this channel you can find the questions you can find queries and the pre-recorded some applications development so you can find you know you can go and check out all those application developments and all and as well as you can go to this telegram link the Cod Mastro and if you have any other question you can put that question there and links are in description so you can check out the link and go through this. So in our last session we discussed about Appian groups right so like you know that what is Appian group what its benefit why we use groups and how we can create how we can create the sub groups or how we can create you know the hierarchy security like how we can put the security of groups okay so all of the groups related you know things we covered in our last session today we will discuss about folders okay. So like the first slide is related to introduction to APN folders okay so first what is APN folder so in any of the folder like you know that suppose I have a laptop okay in our laptop we have some folders okay and in folder generally we store all our files documents and all right so folder is a collection of you know documents or other files or we can say folder is a virtual container right to store the files similarly in APN also you know folder we use to store the files like different different type of files or any other APN component that we will you know create so all of the folder all of that APN content and documents we will store in the APN folder okay so on basis of its usage okay we divide APN folder in four part knowledge center document folder rule folder and process model folder okay so knowledge center each a container or I can say like central repository okay to store document folders so take an example of a library okay so like there is a library okay and in that library there are a lot of books okay those books can be for chemistry physics maths or you know political science or any other type of books we have okay so library we have all type of books so you can go library and you can search any type of book okay so that is knowledge center in APN so we can say knowledge center is a virtual library where you can find you know any of the any type of document or any type of file related to an application okay now come to the second type that is document folder okay so document folder is like suppose we can take the same example of library okay in library we have different type of books so there is one type of book that or one subject book that is physics okay so if I am going to the physics section so I will find all books related to physics okay there can be some folders also like you know that suppose quantum physics is one type of physics other is like modern physics and all so these can be subfolders okay but document folder is dedicated to a particular type okay and it can be the child of knowledge center okay because library is parent and we can say physics books are child of that particular library right third is rule folder rule in APN whatever business rules you are writing okay that we call expression rule in APN that we will learn in our next sessions okay or I can say interface sections or constants everything we call as rule so to store all these artifacts like interfaces expression rules like business logic constants we create rule folder okay now last one is process model folder so as we discussed in our last sessions like process model like APN is a you know BKM tool so business process management okay so it manage the whole workflow for a particular organization so every organ you know so to manage the organ workflow of an organization we create process model in APN okay that is also a important component that we will discuss in later sessions but today we will we are we will create it's a folder okay so just to know that all of the process models we will store in process model type folder okay that process model we cannot store in rule folder or if I'm creating a rule we cannot store that tool in document folder okay so to store a particular type of component we create a particular type of folder okay now this is creating and managing knowledge center okay so this is first type of folder right so how we can create knowledge center in APN so you can see this is our application that we you know developed in our last sessions so we created groups right and we created application and we set it out there security now we will create knowledge center so create to create a knowledge center also we have to go to know new now here you can see we have folder right I will click among folder so here you can see we have four type of folder rule folder process model folder document folder and knowledge center right so I will create knowledge center so I will select this one okay application initials it will automatically take okay so we will keep it at it agitate and now I'm giving the name so I can give the name like I can see library it contains folders related to library and I will create this now you can see it is asking for security okay so if I do not give any of the security is showing no access that means any of the user okay who have the APN access can not access this particular knowledge center because it's security level is no access okay if I select viewer then anyone in APN can see this particular knowledge center okay and this one important note like in our last sessions we discussed about users as well right so there are two type of users in APN one is basic user that we can say business user and other is say system administrator like developer or you know super user we can say so system administrator can see anything okay there won't be any security applicable on system administrator security only apply on basic users okay so if I am giving no access then also if I'm a system administrator type of user I can see this folder okay so the security want to be applicable on me but if I'm a basic user and I do not have security of this particular folder then I cannot see this so now we take default as no access and then we add groups okay so suppose I will add administrator okay so this particular group will have all the administrator writes so I can explain you how writes work so there are four type of writes okay administrator editor viewer and deny how does this work okay so this is administrator editor viewer and deny okay so you can see here we have four type of writes administrator editor viewer and deny so suppose if I am part of administrator group then I have all security level so this particular group security level have all writes if I'm edit I have some of the writes but I can you know some of the writes I do not have viewer have lesser writes than editor as well and deny do not have any access okay so suppose if I'm an administrator then I can view the document folder I can download documents from the document folder or knowledge center okay I can update document okay from that particular document folder I can create news of folders I can view the security update the security okay I can move some folders or documents into other document folder okay I can check the download matrix okay where I can check all of the document details or folder details and I can move document from one you know this folder to other folder okay and I can delete document folder as well but editor have editor can also view the document folder and download the document folder and editor can also upload the documents or update the document folder or knowledge center okay and create the news of folders editor can view the security but cannot update the security okay and other accents also editor cannot take like cannot move sub folders okay cannot delete folder and viewer have lesser security okay viewer can only view the document folder okay and or knowledge center and can view and download the documents viewer even viewer even know not cannot update or upload the documents okay so in that document folder and or deny okay so if I'm part of deny group then I cannot perform any of this action okay I cannot do anything on this particular folder so suppose now this is administrator role okay so if I am part of administrator group like this is AV administrator one I can do anything with this folder if I am I said the security editor I will have some security rights but some security rights I do won't have okay like I cannot update the security in that case if its security level is viewer then I can only see the document folder or knowledge center and I can download the documents from that knowledge center but I can upload new document in this one okay I cannot do any other actions as well if I am part of deny security then I cannot do anything in this particular knowledge center okay so generally what we do we create three groups one is administrator one is editor and third one is all users so administrator generally have the security of admin level put admin role where you see can upload you know do anything with that particular folder other one have editor group and that have editor security okay so like support team or you know that they can upload the documents or they can do perform any other actions and in in this particular folder you know knowledge center if I'm adding third group that is viewer or all users that all users group also have editor security okay because if I give then viewer security then they can see the documents but they cannot upload documents okay and generally why you know so what is the use of this is deny security okay we learn about it but in the in a particular scenario we use this so suppose you know that we have one AB finance group okay or AB finance team and AB finance team is the parent of AB finance team UK AB finance team USA AB finance team India okay so suppose there is a scenario where I want to give the security of a knowledge center in which all AB finance team users have access except AB finance team India okay so in the group security I will add AB finance team as viewer editor or administrator and to exclude a particular group or child group I will you know add this group as deny security AB finance team India so any of the user accept this group will have the access of that particular folder okay that in this scenario we use deny group now come to them creating and managing document folder okay so document folder as we discussed like in document folder if like you know the physics box collection where we are storing the books okay or we can create subfolders as well like you know the quantum physics books or modern physics books something like that okay so we create groups inside the knowledge center okay so I'm opening this knowledge center and I can create folders or document folder from here okay so I will go to this one and I can create okay I can say physics books now you can see we have one folder that is AB physics books okay here and I can see the description I if I want to change its name or its property I can simply click on this checkbox I can go to more and I can open properties okay from here I can again change the name and I can change the description of this particular one now similar to knowledge center a folder also have security okay I can go to security and can check so in apn folder always inherit the security from its parent okay so its parent is knowledge center right in knowledge center that we created just now so in that knowledge center have the security of administrator so it automatically inherit the security of that knowledge center you do not need to configure the security of this folder again it would automatically but sometime if you know in some cases if it is a different than knowledge center you can just uncheck this box and you can configure the security okay or you can update the security for this particular folder otherwise you can simply check this and it will inherit you no need to go and again put the security on this particular folder security levels of document folder is also seen administrator editor viewer and deny and it also have the same security pattern that a knowledge center have okay it can also have administrator have all rights editor have some you know defined rights viewer have some lesser number of rights and denied do not have any rights so knowledge center and folders security are exactly same okay now we already update the document folder properties right inside the folder I can create some folders as well okay so suppose in this folder I want to create some folders okay so how I can do I have to go to new and I can create document folder okay so like I can say quantum physics books I can create so as many as folder I want I can create here okay if I want to upload document then I can upload documents as well in this 80 physics books folder okay so I have to just go to new I can select this document and then I can upload okay like I'm uploading sample one so it will be here if I want to upload one more document I can select sample two and I can upload so as many as document I want I can upload there is a limit of 25 25 so at a time we can upload at most 25 now I have to click on new okay you can see these are uploaded file if I you want I you can change the file name from here okay now you can you know it automatically create constant constant you know to store the static values that we will discuss in later sessions but if I'm uploading a document it automatically create the constant also for that particular document I can uncheck this click on this one you can now you can see we have two folders 80 modern physics 80 quantum physics books and two files okay and you can see here the type also is a PDF file and size of the file is also you can see here and there are two files with 2.96 kb okay and if you want to see the security you can check from here okay and you can see it also inherit the security from its parent that is folder okay so it automatically inherit the security but in document you cannot change the security okay it will always take the security from folder itself these are the subfolder and nested structure so in this one also like we had defined the security on knowledge center only right and it is automatically inheriting the security from third level right the first one was knowledge center then we created one folder that was 80 physics groups and under 80 physics we have two subfolders 80 modern physics 80 quantum physics books and two files as well 80 sample one and 80 sample two so these are these are three level structure right we can add one more or no documents or folders inside this folder as well and all will have the same security okay because all folders you know inherit the security from its parent folders now if you want to move folder from one parent folder to other you can do like currently you know that this is you know this folder is in 80 physics books right if you want to move this folder from this particular to other you can move here okay like you can move to other folder so you have to just select the other folder name and it will move this particular folder to this particular folder okay so like this you can move the document or folder from one folder to other you can like you can move the document as now you can see that this particular document is in 80 physics books if you want to move this particular document in 80 modern physics So if you have to just select this particular check box click on move go to move to folder select this folder name okay and click on move now you can see every 80 sample one is not here okay we move this one to 80 modern physics right I open this 80 modern physics and I can see this particular file here so like this we can move the documents or subfolders from one folder to other folder okay we already check you know upload file upload in in particular document folder so if I select this document sorry document then I can upload as many as I want like maximum 25 if I have a zip file okay and the zip file have documents so I can just upload the zip file as well and it it will automatically extract those files from the zip so suppose I am selecting this sample zip file okay and I click on open and I will click on upload so okay so you can see this file is here okay this is text file and if this file was the part of that zip file so suppose if that zip file have five or six files okay then those five or six file will automatically upload here if I upload that zip so if you can automatically extract you do not need to extract the zip file so we checked like you know that move document from one folder to other just now now delete document okay if you want to delete a document you have to just select this particular one and you can delete okay from here and you have to just click on this one it will ask to you know like acknowledgement from you and you can click on this delete button and this folder will be deleted or this document will be deleted okay but deleted activities cannot be undone in apn so we delete any of the artifacts in apn with where you know carefully like if you want to download the file then also you can download like you can simply click here or download the file okay so it will download it or there is other option as well you can select this one and there is one button more and you can download okay so it will download that particular zip file because we uploaded zip file only right so it is downloading that file so these are the way to download the file and one more thing apn have versioning as well okay so if i want to see the version of this particular file i can go to more and i can check versions okay so now we have only one version only that's why it is saying one version but suppose i'm uploading other version as well okay so if i want to create the new version of this particular file i have to just select this file or i can select this one this pda okay i can click on more and i can go on new version okay and then i can upload a new file okay so and new file type also must be pdf because we are creating the version of pdf file only okay so it supports only same type of file so suppose now selecting this one and uploading so now it have it is no it is sample one so if i download this one it will have 80 sample one file because the name of the you know current file was 80 sample two that's why it is showing 80 sample two but it is the current version of this file now if i want to check the versions of this file because now it should have two versions right one was the original and other one that we uploaded just now so if i go to here you can see we have two versions one is the old version that we initially uploaded and one is current one okay so this so the latest version always work as current version in apn okay so you can whenever you are downloading the file or whenever you are accessing the file it always show you the latest version okay and even you can compare the versions as well okay so if you are comparing first version with latest version you have to just click on compare okay and it will compare for you like there is a description here okay so this is new version size of the files is also same so there is no any difference and id is created that is different okay so you can compare the version as well now rule folder okay so as we discussed in a start in apn everything like interface business logics expression rule that we call or constant everything we call as rule okay and to store these rules we create rule folders okay so to create a rule folder also we have to go to into same part second give me second give me second there is shoes so here you can see we have application and if i want to create a rule folder i have to just go to new click on folder okay in folder i will select rule folder okay to create a rule folder and this initial of you know application image automatically coming and then i can put the name like i can say i'm storing all apn related artifacts so in this one i can simply put the description as contains apn boot camp related currently this is the parent folder or the master folder because we did not create any rule folder before so we won't select any parent folder okay and i will simply click on create now it is also asking for security okay so in apn each and every you know artifact or component have a security okay so security level of rule folders are also seen like administrator editor viewer and deny but the actions are different okay so if i am administrator i can do everything like i can view the rule folder i can create objects or artifact in that particular rule folder i can check the security i can update the security and i can even delete the process delete the folder as well okay rule folder as well if i'm editor then i can view the rule folder i can create artifacts inside the particular rule folder i can check the security but i cannot update the security okay and i cannot even delete the rule folder If I am viewer, then I can only see the rule folder it is okay. I cannot do anything else. If I am part of deny then I if I'm part of deny then I cannot take any other actions. Okay. So how we create rule pool. So if now you can see AB users one is viewer and AB administrator one is administrator. Okay. So if I am part of AB administrator one group because this is admin, this is one is having administrator role right or administrator level permission level. So if I am part of this group, I can do each and every activity like I can view the rule folder, I can create objects in that particular rule folder. I can check the security, I can update the security or I can even delete this particular rule folder. But suppose I am not part of this group, but I am part of this AB user one. Okay. And this AB user one is having the viewer security only right. So in that case, I can only see this particular rule folder. Okay. I cannot take any other. I cannot create artifacts in this particular folder or I cannot know I can not view the security also. Okay. I cannot take any other action. I can only see that particular rule folder. Now if I change my level to editor, so now AB user one helps editor right. So now if I am part of AB user one, then I can know take this three actions like I can view the rule folder, I can create the object or artifact in this particular rule folder and I can check the security. And if I change my security level to deny, then I cannot take any of the action. Okay. I cannot perform anything in this particular rule folder. Okay. So generally, in this case also we have we generally have three groups. One is administrator, other is all users and third is editor. Okay. So all users have viewer security, administrator have administrator level security and editor have editor level security. Okay. So in generally, in any of the application in general we create three groups. Okay. For editor administrator and viewer security. So as per the requirement, if someone want all security level, we add that particular user in administrator group. If someone asked need just viewer level security. Okay. That just to check the data and you see do not want to perform anything else. Then we just add them into all users group. Okay. And if someone want editor level security like they cannot change anything like they cannot change the security, they cannot delete, but they can do they can check the rule folder or they can add something in that particular folder. In that case, we add them into editor level security. Okay. Now I can save this one. And you can see we have this particular rule folder here. Okay. If you want to check. Okay. This particular rule folder security, you can go here and you can see. Okay. And now also you can even change the security. You can add more groups. You can delete groups from here. Okay. Or remove groups from here. Or you can change the secure permission level as well. Okay. If you want to check the properties of this particular one, you can see from here and you can even update also. So if I want to update its name, I can update. If I want to update the description of this particular folder, then also I can update. Okay. And if I want to delete this folder, then also I can delete. Okay. And I have to just click on delete and I can delete from here. If I want to move the particular artifact from this particular APN bootcamp application to other application, I can move. If I want to remove from this application only, I can simply remove. Okay. So these are all related to this particular rule folder. Okay. Now last type, you know, last folder type that is process model folder. Okay. Process to create a process model folder. Also, we have to go to new. We can simply go here and we can create folder and I have to select process model. Okay. And I can simply give the name like process models. Okay. So in this one region, we will store all of the process models contains process models. Similarly, it is the most parent folder. So we won't select any parent folder here. Okay. And I will select you click on create. Now it is also asking for security. So in process model folder also security works same as a rule folder. Okay. So here you can see if I'm part of administrator, then I have all of the security permissions. If I'm editor, I can only view and create objects inside the particular process model folder. If I'm viewer, then I can only see the particular process model folder. I cannot do anything. And if I'm the part of deny group, I cannot do any accent. Okay. So in this one also week, you can add more groups, you can remove groups, or you can send the security levels as well. Okay. And I can simply click on save. So you can see here we have one process model folder as well. Okay. In process model folder also, if you want to check the security, you have to go here and can check the security. Okay. And can update the security can change the permission level can change the in the groups can remove or add new groups here. If you want to delete, you can click here on delete button and you can delete this one. If you want to move artifact, you know, the particular folder from this application to other application, you can click on move. And if you just want to remove from this application, you can click on this. If you want to check the properties of this folder, you can just go to here, you can see the name and description you and you can change this as well. Okay. So similar to document folder.  I can click on new and I can click click on rule folder. Okay. And I can simply say like expression rules. Okay. So you can see we have one style folder. Okay. Inside this parent folder. If I check the property of this folder, you can check the security. So you can see this inherit checkbox is already already clicked. So it will automatically take the security of its parent folder. Okay. And parent folder is 80 all artifacts. So similarly, if you add other folder as well in this one, like 80 interfaces. This is the 80 interfaces folder. Its description is here. And similarly, you can check the security of this particular folder as well. And it also has same security. But yes, you can update the security. If you want, you can just uncheck and you can update the security. Now, if you want to add artifacts or objects inside the folder. Okay. So like you can see interface, you can add expression rule decision, we will, you know, learn about these one by one in our regular sessions. But yes, these all are rules. Okay.  If if you want to add these in child folder, then also you have to go to new and you can add any type of these rules. Okay. So suppose if I want to add this expression rule, I can add. So is this saving is automatically selected, right? Because we are creating this particular expression inside the folder. Okay. So it is automatically taking that folder name. If you want, you can change. Okay. But each and every artifact will be needed of a rule folder. Okay. And you have to select rule folder only for a particular rule. So here you can create the particular rule like 80 expression one, just click on create, and you will be able to see this. Okay. Now you can see this is particular rule. So inside the particular one, you can create a rule. Okay. So similar to process in process model folder as well, we can create child folders or we can move, you know, process model also like from one folder to other. Okay. So we can move that folders also out of the application or we can just remove the folders from the application. So it works similar to rule folder only. Okay. So these are four type of folder that we have in APN. Okay. So whatever you will create, like if you are creating a document, if you are uploading a document, if you are creating a document, you will be needed of document type of folder. If you are creating an interface, expression rule, constant or other type of rule, you will be needed of rule type of folder. Okay. And if you are creating a process model, in that case, you will be needed of process model type of folder. So these are four type of folder that APN have. Okay.  So now you will be able to create folders. You will be able to update, manage folders or you can upload the documents. You can create the artifacts in a particular folder. You can create process model in a folder or you can move documents from one folder to other folder easily. Okay.  And if, then also if you have questions or you can mail us on the, at the, at the coremaster.com or we have in our telegram group also, you can comment out. Okay. And for, we have, you know, got some request for community environment access and we have already requested to APN. So once we have this, you know, APN environment access, we will provide you. Okay. But if anyone else also want to get the APN community environment access, you can open this form. Okay. And the link is already in description and you can fill the form. Okay. And we will request that for as well. So this is all about folders. So now I want to hand over to Singh sir. Yeah, thank you, Ankit. So I just want to add one thing like if you want to have that community access. So this link is available in the session tracker as well. So from there, you can fill the form and you will be able to have that APN access and like related to that, if you have any questions so telegram channel is the best location where you can post your questions and like Ankit will be answering all all your queries. Okay. So with this note, thank you, Ankit for sharing insight related to APN. So we'll be having one more session tomorrow, same time. So more stuff related to APN Ankit will be delivering. And by next week, I think those who have requested for APN instance, so they will be able to access that environment. Right, Ankit? Yes, most probably we will get in next week. Okay. Yeah, in that case, like once they will be having environment, so we'll be able to do some practice as well. Yes. Okay. With this note, thank you everybody for joining this session. And if you are watching the recording, thank you so much for watching and following this bootcamp. Thank you, everyone. Thank you, Ankit. Thank you. Thank you, everyone. Thanks.


What's up everybody, it's Jason here for JasperJasperGatesRates.com 2022, Panini Mosaic, football just sold out, this is a 6 box, half case break, pre-cursions number 11. And again guys, all card ships, 10 packs per box, 15 cards per pack, 2 autographs, 5 silvers, 5 Mosaic, I still have 20 inserts per average box. Of course, chase some of the hottest rookies like my league, Willis, Kenny Pickett, Drake London, Garry Wilson are many more. Now, here's the list of names. Sean Mattigan of the Saints, last month, Mildred. Alright, so 1-2-3 for the top, 4-5-6 for the bottom. Let's see which one we get right here. It is a 1, so 1-2-3 for the top. So we're gonna use the top boxes here, let me just put a little... It'll probably break tonight, but just in case, you guys know it's from that case there. So these are the boxes we're gonna be using. These boxes right here we're gonna use for another break. Kobe Dean, our first auto is a Fadarian Maffet. Going to the Washington Commanders, Steve Locke on the board already. Tygon Thornton, Patriots tonight, going to Rome. And a little sauce gardener for the Jets, going to Mike. Brock Purdy, Mark Cooper to 49. And Anaji Harris, Stairmaster to 49. Steelers going to my Google Uchi. Jaylen Hertz, George Pickens, True Silver. And Chris Oladocon, which is a stealer. Brian Burns, and a little Bailey Zappy. Very nice one there for the Patriots, Ron. How did Bailey Zappy sell? Did he still sell pretty decent? I feel like he's probably got to sell a little case though, right? I mean, it was a crazy time at one point when they thought he was just going to be the guy for the rest of the year. Oh, what's up, Ron? There you go, man, nice hit. And a nice Christian Watson. That's a pretty sweet card right there. Tessellation, I believe these are called. 3 out of 15. Green Bay Packers is going to Simon. Out of 49, Otis Anderson. Thank you, Sean Johnson. Buddha Baker, is that a one of one? Yes it is. Chris Olave, one of one. Introductions. And that was last Bob Mojo. Sean Matic. Take that. That kind of blends in pretty well though, right? Solid hit. Looks really awesome, actually. Nice Nicoby Dean. Flagless Vagoda John. And a very nice Jamar Chase. White color match to 25. And what a box. Aiden Hutchinson. Rookie autograph as well. That's going to Detroit Lions, Ryan. Still been a great personal box. Well, we're just halfway through, guys. Still plenty of hits hiding here. And potentially a few half teams in the second half as well. Second half. And our second half is down to four now, guys.  Gold Danny Gray. Rookie autographs, man. That was a broad career, that would have been massive. 7 out of 10. 49ers, going to Victor. David Bell for the Browns Glen Campbell. Down to 99. Me for 900 points. I don't have to run on my zap. Can you pick a Drake London? Dickerson to 49. And a nice Josh Allen montage. That's a white parallel to 25. 3 out of 25. I was in junior, straight fire Tom Brady. Ooh, nice Purdy. These go for some good money, actually. Mike Williams. Jerome Ford. Browns. And another Bailey Zappy. I just break there for the page. It's wrong. There you go, man. And a DeAndre Swift honeycomb. What a case set. Or a shorter point card, I should say at least. Honeycomb DeAndre Swift Lions is Ryan. Last one here, folks. And again, guys, we can run back the second half. Last six boxes of the case after this, guys. Last box here, guys. Good luck. Another blue Mike Williams. Charles Collar. Or Charlie Collar. Has to do with the little protective helmet thing on the top. That's funny. And nice Drake London. The Falcon is going to run. How about this? Malik Willis. And that's a honeycomb. That actually probably sell pretty well. Very nice half case right here, man. What if we have a hot case, guys? Solid hit right there. All righty, guys. Well, hey, quick little recap there. Collar, Drake London, Brock Purdy, Little Mosaic, Silver, Ford, Honeycomb DeAndre Swift, Zappy, Gold Danny Gray, Tessellation, Christian Watson, the 15th, Kobe Dean, Jomar Chaser, 25th, and Hudgensen Rookie Autograph, Mattis, Soss, Chris Oladipun, Bailey Zappy, Little Malik. Honeycomb, 900 points, we'll randomize right now, and then the one-on-one Chris Olave. Appreciate it, folks. Let's quickly switch scenes. And let's give away that 900 points really quick, and we'll give that away to one customer in this break. Dice roll it five into two, seven times. Good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. Seven times. John K. So, John, you had the Eagles. So, there you go, 900 points. Coming back to you. Appreciate it, folks. Number 12, let's get it done. Jaspy's case rate.com.


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Hi you guys! My name is Brittany and welcome back to my YouTube channel.  So if any of you guys are new here to my channel this upcoming homeschool year I will have a sixth grader, a kindergarten and a preschooler. So as you guys can see that age gap is pretty big and it's not too many subjects that we can actually do all together but we do do this one subject and that is Bible you guys. I really love separating out my Bible from my formal curriculum so I have a lot of resources that I'm going to share with you guys today when it comes to like our Bible resources and what we use in our morning time. I'm going to share with you guys how I create like my own morning basket by picking and choosing all of the resources that I have collected over the years. I have a lot of Bible resources because I have been collecting these resources for the past four years and I love the specific things that I have to curate my own morning baskets. I love changing out like our poetry books according to the seasons and all of our resources and things that I add in it according to the season. So our morning basket it typically changes every six weeks when I change over like our next term is when I typically would change out some of the resources I have in our like morning basket. So without further ado I'm going to start rambling and I'm going to flip the camera around. I'm going to share with you guys all of the curriculum and the Bible resources that I will be using this upcoming home school year. Okay you guys the first resource that I use for a Bible of course is our Bibles. You guys this right here is my women's study Bible and I actually had this one for over a year and I really enjoy it because this Bible actually has like a commentary at the bottom of it so when I am reading like scriptures and things like that with my daughter I'm able to like break it down in simple form for her. So she's able to understand the passages and what we have read for that day. So this is my Bible and then this right here is my oldest daughter's Bible. It's really really cute because she actually has the Bible where she can color in it. So this home schooling year we have been reading the book of Psalms. So some of the passages or some of the the books of Psalms she actually was able to like color in her actual Bible. So she really is enjoying using her Bible. Both of these Bibles are in the NIV version and yeah we've been really really enjoying our Bible. So yeah as my younger kiddos get older I will get them their own Bible but again my younger kiddos you guys they are what they're five and three. So we have a little bit of time for them. So this is like our main thing of course is like our actual Bible. So some of like my favorite story Bibles that I do have is this 101 favorite story Bibles or favorite stories from the Bible. This actually went along with our master books curriculum that we used in our first year of home school and I still held on to this. So this just has like a whole bunch of stories in the Bible. It has a few like little comprehension questions and a memory verse and my daughter actually loved this one in the third grade. So I definitely think this is going to be a Bible that I'm going to use for my younger kiddos coming up. Right now I am actually using this tiny troops illustrated Bible for them right now in the morning and what I do is I just pick like a specific Bible story that I want to go over with them and they really really enjoyed this one right here. So this is the Bible I'm using now and soon they'll kind of like bump up to this one right here in the Bible stories. So this is what I'm doing for my younger kiddos. Another Bible that I have is this one right here. I actually got this one off of Book Outlet and it's my first or my illustrated Bible I can read. So as my youngest daughter she is learning how to read. I can't wait for us to kind of like go through this little Bible and she can like read it to me. So this is a level one reader and the stories in it are really really short. So when it comes to that time where she's reading fluently, I really hope we can kind of like read this illustrated Bible together. So these are like my Bible stories and my actual Bibles that I use in our like homeschool and everything like that. But for right now, like I said before, these are kind of like just shelved right now. And the main Bibles that I have in my morning basket is this one for my younger kiddos. And this is Brielle's Bible. Okay you guys, now as far as like him and him study, I really have been enjoying these heritage him studies from the Heritage Mom blog and they're so much fun.  You can just use it digitally because what it does is it gives you like a history of that hymn. And then when you have it on your digital file, you can like click here and read the rest of all the history of the specific hymn. All of these right here are links to the different genres you will be listening to the hymn with. And my daughter really, really loved like hearing like the contemporary version, then hearing a soulful version, then hearing a country version. And she really, really enjoyed this one. So we completed this volume one of the Heritage Mom hymn study. We've completed it in our first semester. I really wish we would kind of like took our time with it because we were just really enjoying it. So this is the volume one. And then this homeschooling year, we will pick up volume two. I didn't want to start it now because I wanted us to kind of like stretch this out. So we're going to go over this. And these are all the hymns that are in the second volume two that we will be doing. So we're going to do volume two. And I think if we finish this early, I'm just going to circle back around volume one because we really enjoyed listening to all the music, learning a history about the hymns. And my oldest sort of loved it. The younger ones, they just like listen to the hymns and singing them. So these are like what I have been using for like our hymn study. These are actually my devotion books that I have. And these are for those days where I want to get to Bible, but I want to be able to read like a quick devotion and kind of like move forward. So these are some of the devotionals that I use. These are like my really short three minute devotionals for girls that my oldest daughter will read to me. These are really, really cute. A lot of the messages behind them is really, really inspiring. We finished this book this year. And then last year we read this book was how God grows a courageous girl devotional book. And now since we finished this one, we're kind of like shifting this one till we get to the end of the school year because I do want to use another devotional for her. I haven't picked out the devotional I want to use for her just yet, but these were just simple, cheapy ones that I picked up from Amazon when we just had those shorter Bible days. One of the devotions that I use for my younger kudos this homeschooling year was big thoughts for little people, ABCs to help grow you. And this actually went with their gentle and classical preschool that we did this homeschooling year.  We actually are still using this one. And I love how it has a little poem at the top like B is for behave. It means doing what's right. Be happy and helpful. Do not argue or fight. These are little comprehension questions that they have that they have to look at the picture and answer them. And then it always ends it off with a cute little memory verse. So I am still using this book even though we have finished a gentle and classical preschool because I loved it so much. Now these right here are actually some family Bible time stories that my mom got me and these are going to be for when all of my kiddos are a little bit older because the stories are more in depth and they have a lot of comprehension questions and things like that. But my mom went ahead and got this set when she was at the bookstore for me, the ABC bookstore. She was able to grab these on sale. So I have all of these for my kiddos. And when they get older, they all will be able to use these. I may be able to pull these out and use these for this upcoming home school year when it comes to going into depth in some of these Bible stories. But these are some of the pages. I love how it has like the history and things like that with it as well. So yeah, so these are some family devotional books that my mom purchased for me. And they're really, really pretty. And I can't wait to dig into these. And I do think that this probably would be a good year for me to dig into with Brielle at least. And then I will have them again saved for my younger kiddos when they get up there. Now you guys, for like our specific faith and our specific doctrine things that we use, I'm going to share that with you guys right now. I actually use an online website called Grace Link that has like my daughters, all of them, they have them separated into age categories as far as their Sabbath school lessons that I'm able to pull off. They have like songs and Bible videos and things like that. And a lot of times, especially on like those days where I'm kind of busier in the morning, I'm still cooking breakfast, but I want them to start off Bible. I will go ahead and put their Grace link on and I will have like the online read them their Bible study, which is really, really cool. It's really, really helpful for me. And then I can come in on the back end and we can finish off with their mini verse and they're like power texts and things like that. But that is one of the online Bible curriculums that I actually use for my kiddos as specific to our faith. These are some other books that I actually use for them. And we kind of like rotate out using these books each year. So this year, we have been reading with my oldest daughter, what we believe. And last year, we actually used this one right here, which was the fruits of the spirit. And then the last book that I have is God's 10s promises. This one actually goes over all of the 10 commandments. So again, okay, so this one helping children understand the 10 commandments. This one is helping children develop a Christ like character. And this one is just helping children understand the beliefs of our specific religion. So these are all of our like specific doctrine and faith based things that I do with my kiddos. It has like a lot of comprehension questions and things like that. So what I would do is I will pick like a lesson and we will go over this lesson for the whole week. And sometimes we will do like the teaching tips and things like that. So these are like our specific faith based things that I do pull out and I use and I typically keep one of these in our basket and I take the whole year to go over it. So yeah, so next year I may kind of like circle back and kind of go back over the 10 commandments because we didn't go over this one for what a couple of years now. So I really love using our specific faith and doctrine beliefs within our homes. Okay, you guys, something else that I love sneaking in our like morning basket is like science and art. I actually picked up these books right here from masterbooks on a flash sale. So each of these books I believe were only like a $1.99. So I'm so happy that I grabbed all three of them. So what these are are these are little um these are little passages of specific like animals and things like that uh that we can go over. This was really really fun when we did a lot of um life science in our fourth grade year. We studied mammals. So in the morning I will have Brielle pick one of these and we will read like fun facts about uh different mammals. So we actually enjoyed this one a whole lot. It really paired well in our morning basket and our overall flow last school year. I also have this one right here which goes over all of the different types of birds. It's like again it's really short passage of different facts about a specific bird and you guys even my younger kiddos you would be really surprised how much they pick up when it comes to specific facts. So I have these two books right here that we haven't done just yet the ones about the birds and this one right here is about all of the sea creatures. So I can kind of like pull these out next homeschooling year because my oldest daughter is going to be going over life science again. So we might just use these uh in our morning basket and kind of like read one from each. I'm not too sure. I'm going to kind of like let my oldest daughter pick what she wants to do when it comes to um I guess reading a little uh tidbits and facts about specific uh animals in our morning basket but these are really really fun and um we enjoyed them. I'm so happy I caught these on a flash sale. Now as far as art you guys um and sneaking in a lot of art and art history I really love these books. It's called come look with me discovering art for children. So this one right here is discovering african-american art for children. They have a whole bunch of other collections or other books in their collections and I do want to begin collecting these. I've seen these on thrift books really really affordably. So when we finish this book right here I think I'm going to begin adding to my collection. So uh what this is is like a simple picture study so uh what will or how we would use this book is that uh my daughter was studying the picture and then um I will answer I will ask her these questions and we will read a little bit about the art and the artist. It tells us how this particular portrait was painted and I really love this. This is a sneaky way to sneak in like art and art history uh within our home school. We haven't finished this book right here so I definitely know um we will continue to pick this up. I would typically only do like the art history one time a week and then the science book will be one time a week. So these will only get looped in two times in our overall morning basket. Okay you guys I'm going to briefly share with you all of the poetry books that I have. You guys my daughter loves reading a poetry book at the end of like our bible time. It really just like puts the icing on a cake for her. So this one right here is the one we're using right now which is hip hop speaks to children. We are really enjoying the cd so this just has a whole bunch of different poems in it uh that we have been enjoying reading in our morning time. So this right here is the one we're currently reading. You guys sing a song of seasons. You guys this was one of my best purchases. We definitely love this nature poetry book and we use this. We circle this one in and out of our homeschool year. Another one that I have that we use this upcoming homeschool year with my littles is the llama who had no pajamas and this one just had really cute sweet poems for their age group and um they really really enjoyed them and this poetry book went with a gentle and classical preschool. So I think I'm going to continue to loop this one in for my younger kiddos. Another poetry book that I have you guys Maya Angelo. We read this in our second year of homeschool. I have Out of Wonder. This has another or these are other um african-american poets in here and you guys the illustrations and this one is beautiful. So we really really enjoyed this poetry book. I believe we finished this one in our first semester this homeschooling year. I also have Under the Christmas Tree which is a Christmas poetry book you guys uh as you can tell we absolutely love reading poetry in our homeschool. So this is one that I put in our morning basket throughout the month of December. So this is a really cute one. We really enjoyed it this Christmas. I have Just Like Me. I actually purchased this one on Book Outlet and Brielle really really enjoyed reading this one. I think we started this one last summer. So as we finish off the books you guys what I do is I just recirculate my poetry books in our morning basket and this is another one I absolutely love adding in my morning basket. This is just affirmations for my kiddos and they love it and my younger ones love it a lot because it actually does affirmations in alphabet form. So when I was going over like the letter of the week I will actually pull out this letter as well with my younger kiddos and Brielle as well. So we really really enjoy this one and you guys the illustrations in it is just absolutely beautiful. This is one of my kiddos favorite page especially with the girls with the little afro puffs. They love this one. So yeah. Okay you guys and just like that this is how simple I will take all of the resources that I showed you guys and just pick out one from each of those categories which everyone we enjoy and create a morning basket. So this right here is how our morning basket is looking right now and these are the resources that we're using minus the HEM study because I want to start that up in August. So other than that everything in the basket right here we are using right now and that's kind of like how I create our own morning basket with curated resources for me and my home school. Thank you guys so much for watching today's video. I really hope you enjoy seeing like all of the resources that I have and how I make my own morning basket when it comes to like our special Bible time in the morning. Now I do put a lot of things in my morning basket and realistically every single day we do not get to every last piece of the things that I have in my basket. Some of the things I put in a loop and I just want to touch on these things. In our home school having this special Bible time with my kiddos is really really important. I love seeing them grow in their faith and I love being able to I guess feed them and plant these seeds especially for them here in our home school. So you guys thank you so much for watching. If you have any questions about any of the resources or where to find them feel free to leave me any comments in the comment section below and I will try my best to link as many things as I can for you guys but as always thank you guys so much for watching and I look forward to seeing everybody in my next one. Bye!


Dějí zvuková výstředů, dějí městře, dějí ráčky, dějí frámoví a kolegů. Dějíte mě za výstřednou Čeky republiku, dějíte předtížení toho výstřednou mítanou globalního komunitána. Tady na výstředném sločení CND agenda Všichni jsme zvukovat, že se spět sešná výstředna výstřednou mítanou zvuková výstřednou mítanou výstřednou mítanou zvuková výstřednou mítanou dějí výstřednou mítanou a kolegů, dějíte předtížení toho výstřednou mítanou. Všichni jsme zvukovat, že jsme výstřednou mítanou beselem probyvá na takový výstředný dráč. Výstřednou mítanou jen raz jen džavoste. Už jste obláčete, kdež jsme tady předtíží výstřednou mítanou díky na sly podéis, které nespoň jsme Všichni určitým zvukovatem. Teď nyskouzni náeptížení na účnost, když bylo zvukovat na drzky, které bylo zvukovat na nejlepším formu. V ČEG REPUBLIK je zvukovat nejlepším zvukovat nejlepším zvukovat nejlepším zvukovat nejlepším zvukovat nejlepším zvukovat nejlepším. V quarter a century we can provide conclusive evidence that the penalization and the criminalization do work. If you are interested in more details and more countries that took the same path, let me invite you to decide even that the Czech Republic is co-sponsoring today. Our drug policy rests on four pillars, prevention, treatment, harm reduction and law enforcement. Each of them is seen as one of four tool of eagle importance. All four pillars are there to achieve our primary aim, the welfare of our citizens and all people. We have some results to show based on verifiable data. We have the lowest number of fatal drug overdoses per capita globally. We are in the small group of countries with the globally lowest prevalence of HIV and AIDS among injecting drug users. We have a uniquely low prevalence of viral hepatitis C and B among drug injectors. Organized violent drug crime is virtually non-existent in the Czech Republic. Last but not least, thanks to harm reduction services, some 85% of our problem drug users are in regular contact with helping institutions. In this area and in many other areas of drug policy, the role of non-governmental organization has been positive and completely irreplaceable. There are things civil society does much better and more cheaply than any government in the world and is the approach of my government to use this fact for the good of the community and the nation. The data I just showed mean the Czech Republic is a country with a comparatively very low social and economic cost of illicit drugs. It is not because the Czech Republic is a drug-free country. It is because we have done our best to make the Czech Republic a country where the harms related to drugs are as low as possible. To minimize the use of drugs is one way to do it and we have used it together with other ones. This in the experience we offer and you would expect we also have some expectations regarding the output documents. Let me list the three most essential for us. The first is the problem of the death penalty. It is our wrong standing conviction that neither humans nor human institutions have the right to kill people intentionally. The evidence shows that miscarriages of justice are even more common for drug offences than in most other areas of law. Thus we require that in the output document the unacceptability of the death penalty for drug offences is clearly stated. Second and closely related is the proportionality of sentences. Proportionality is an important principle in effectively implementing the provisions of UN drug control conventions and its main objective to promote the health and welfare of humankind.  They often bring adverse side effects such as criminalization, stigma and social exclusion so that well-being is heavily affected. In today's interconnected world the death penalty and proportionality in sentencing are international problem and must be reflected like this in the ANGAS outcome document. The set is the importance of harm reduction. There is a conclusive scientific evidence that harm reduction save lives, improves public health and public safety. It is extremely important that we state this in the ANGAS outcome document so that it provides clear guidance for effective drug policies. We are fully aware that drug policy is a complex area and also incorporates intangibles that science is not able to quantify for example religious and other values. However, there are also universal values that constitute the very fundamentals of the United Nations and we cannot ignore them at ANGAS. We agree that it is undesirable to abolish the UN treaties on drugs. They have to stay as a foundation of the whole system. However, if we demand more of the same from the countries, no matter if it has demonstrably failed, we will not only deeply disappoint those for us for special summit at the highest UN level. We will risk the very existence of the international drug control systems. There is still a lot of work ahead of us before we have a meaningful ANGAS outcome document. We suggest that whenever we feel as if we are at dead end, we should go back to the origins of the current drug control regime, the protection of human well-being. In the view of the Czech Republic, no outcome document at all would be better than a weak outcome document for ANGAS. We would consider promoting a weak document that repeats the old stereotypes far too risky. It would be better to stay silent in recognition of our failure, to learn from it and try better looking forward to 2019. But that is not inevitable. If we work intensely with clear minds and hearts this week, we won't need to remain silent. We would have a strong document to steer us into a better future. That is my most sincere hope and wish. Thank you for attention.


From Las Vegas, it's theCUBE. Covering VMworld 2018. Brought to you by VMware and its ecosystem partners. Hello everyone, we are here live in Las Vegas for theCUBE's exclusive coverage for three days. VMworld 2018, I'm John Furrier with my cohost, Stu Miniman. Our next guest is Andy Paxolstein, who's the founder and chief development officer and chairman of Arista Networks. More importantly, he's also the co-founder of Sun Microsystems. Invest in Larry and Sergey when they're in their PhD programs, legend in the industry, great to have you on, super excited to have you join this conversation. A pleasure to be here today. So first question is, besides all the luminary things you've done in your career, what's it like working with Jay Shree at Arista? Well, I actually met Jay Shree 30 years ago when she was at AMD selling us FTDI chips at Sun Microsystems. So I guess this dates both of us, but I've worked with her of all the years when I was at Cisco, obviously, and then we both started at Arista in 2008. So we've both been there now for 10 years together. In fact, the 10 year anniversary is coming up next month. Jay Shree's a great CUBE alumni. She's an amazing person, great technologist. We missed her, we should be here having more conversations with us on the CUBE. But stepping back, over your career you've seen many ways of innovation. You're involved in all of them, big ones happening, semiconductor, computers, and now with Arista going forward and now cloud, did you know the rocket ship of Arista was going to be this big? I mean, you designed it out at the beginning. What was the issue you were scratching in? Did you know it was going to be a rocket ship? Well, we had some very early feet. What led to the founding of Arista was we had lunch with our best friends at Google and Larry himself told me that the biggest from the head was not servers, but actually the networking and scaling that to the future size of the data centers. And they were going to go off to build their own network products because there was no commercial product on the market that would meet that need. So we thought with the emergence of merchant silicon we could make a contribution there and the focus of the company was actually on the cloud networking from the very beginning even though that wasn't even well in the student industry as being a major opportunity. So when we shipped our first products in 2009, 2010 many of them, we had some business on Wall Street Law latency but the majority of the opportunity was always the cloud. It's interesting you mentioned the Google and Larry and Sergey met Larry in particular about that time in history. You go back and look at what Google is doing at that particular time and now what they talk about at Google Cloud they were building their own large scale system and a massive scale involved. Yeah, they had about 100,000 servers in the early 2004 before they were in public. Now they have, who knows how many millions, right? And all of course the latest technology now. So the sheer size of the cloud, the momentum the cloud has, I think was hard to forecast. We did think there was going to be a shift but the shift was in fact more rapid than we expected. Yeah, Andy, you talked about cloud networking but today we still see there's such a huge discrepancy between what networking is happening in the data center and the networking that's happening in the hyperscalers. At this show we're starting to hear about some of the multi-cloud, you had some integrations between Arista and VMware that are starting to pull some of those together but maybe could give us a little bit about what you're seeing between the data center and the enterprise versus the hyperscalers when it comes to networking. So the data enterprise has still largely what we would call a legacy approach to networking which dates back 10, 20, 30 years and many of those networks are still in place and progressing very slowly but there also are enterprise customers who want to take advantage of what the cloud has done in terms of cloud networking including the much further scalability, the much further resiliency, the much greater automation. So all these benefits do apply equally well to the enterprise but it is a transition for customers to fully embrace that. So the work we're doing together with VMware on integrating our cloud vision, our physical switches with the micro segmentation is one element of that. But the bigger topic is simply an enterprise that wants to move into the future really should look at how did the cloud people build the networks, how can they run a very large data center with 10 network admins instead of hundreds of people and especially the automation that we have been able to provide to our customers automatic updating of software, being able to bring out new releases into a running network without bringing the network down. Nobody could even think about doing that 10 years ago. Yeah, you bring up a great point about automation. I love it in the keynote this morning, Pat Gelsinger talked about what was it? 39 years ago he did something at Intel, said we're going to do AI. Didn't quite call it AI back then, but he said, and now we're starting to see the fruits of what come out. In the networking world we've been talking about for decades automating the network more. You live through the one gig, 10 gig, 40 gig, 400 gig you're talking about. Are we ready for automation now is now that moment networking? I think people are ready for 30 years but the one thing is there always was a control plan in the network, the routing protocols, but for management there was never really a true management plan, meaning the legacy way is you dial in with SNMP into each switch and configure your access list manually more or less, and that's really a bad way of doing it because humans do make mistakes. You end up with inconsistencies and a lot of network outages actually has been traced to literally human mistake. So our approach with what we call cloud vision which is a central point that can manage your entire base of our risk to switches in the data center, it's all automated. You want to update a thing, you push a button and it happens and there's no more dialing into SNMP into individual switches. How would you advise people who are looking at the architecture of the cloud, who are replatforming large enterprises have been legacy all day long. You mentioned earlier just now on theCUBE that how the cloud guys were laying out the network was fundamental, how they grew. How should and how do people lay out the networks for cloud today? How would you, how do you see that? So the three big things that happened was merchant silicon has taken over because it's quite frankly much more scalable than traditional chips. And that's just the hardware, right? Then the leaf spine architecture that really our customers pioneered but is the standard in the cloud. It is, you know, use ECMP for load balancing, it works. It's the most resilient, the one thing, the single most important thing in the cloud is no outages, no downtime. You know, the network works no excuses, right? And our customers tell us that, you know, with our products and the leaf spine approach, you know, they have a better experience in terms of resiliency than any other vendor. So that's a very strong endorsement and that's as relevant to an enterprise customer as to a cloud customer. And then the automation benefit. Now to get the automation benefit, you know, you have to standardize on a new way of doing it. That's true. But it's just such a reduction in complexity and simplification. You know, you can actually look at this as an opaque saving opportunity, quite frankly. And, you know, in the cloud, they wouldn't have it any other way. They couldn't afford it, right? They have very large data centers and they only could operate these things in a fully automatic fashion. Andy, I want to get your reaction to what Pat Gelsinger said on stage this morning. He said, in the old days, the PEMFAR are phrasing, the network would dictate what the applications could do. It would enable that. We saw an enabling capability. Now with cloud, the apps can program the network. I'm paraphrasing that. As networks become more programmable and no outages, he made a quote. He said, the old adage was the network is the computer. The new adage is the application is a network. Okay, so what's your reaction to those things? Let me try to translate this. Sounds like an old sun slogan, doesn't it? That translates that for us. So the virtual networking, the NSX environment, which provides security at the application level, right? It's the natural way to do network security, because you really want to be as close to the application as you can physically be, or virtually be, which is right in the VM environment. So VMware clearly has the best position in the industry to provide that level of security, which is all software, software-defined networking. You do your security policies at level. Where we come in is with Cloud Vision now, we have announced a way to integrate with NSX micro-segmentation such that we can learn the policies and map them back down to the access list of the physical network to further enhance that security. So we don't actually create a separate silo for yet another policy management. We truly operate within their policy framework, which means you have the natural segmentation between the security engineers, which manage the security policies, and networking engineers that manage the physical network. They're highly optimized for the environment. Which actually works. So is that what you call macro-segmentation then? Well, we used to call it macro, but we actually know part of their micro-same because we truly learn their policies. So if you update a policy, it gets reflected back down to Cloud Vision and your physical networks, and it applies to physical switches, physical assets, physical servers, mainframe storage, whatnot, right? So it's a very smooth integration, and we think it's a demo at this point, but it will work and it's an open framework that allows us to work with VMware. Let me ask you a personal question. Looking at the industry, even look back at history as an illustration, TCPIP opened up, remember the old OSI stack that everyone tried to do that. TCPIP opened up so much on networking, internet working. Is there a technology enabler in Cloud that you see that's going to have that kind of impact? Is it NSX? How are customers going to deal with the multiple clouds? I mean, is there an interoperability framework coming? Do you see a real disruptive technology enabler that'll have that kind of impact that TCP spawn massive opportunity in wealth creation and startups and functionality? Is there a moment coming? So TCP, of course, was the proper layering of a network between the physical layer, layer one, layer two, and the routing or the internet layer, which is layer three. And without that, you know, this is a back to the old end to end argument. You know, we wouldn't have what we have today on the internet. That was the only rational way to build an architecture that could actually, and I'm not sure if people had a notion, you know, in 1979 when TCP was invented that it would become that big. They probably would have picked a bit bigger address space. But it was not just the longevity, but the impact it had was just phenomenal, right? Now, and that applied in terms of connectivity and how many things you have to understand about network to talk from point A to B. The NSX level of network management is a little different because it's much higher level. It's really a management plane, back to the point I made earlier about management planes, that allows you to integrate a cloud on your premise with one at Amazon or at IBM or in the future, Google and so on, in a way that you can have full visibility and you see exactly what's going on, all the security policies like. This has been a dream for people to deliver, but it requires to actually have a reasonable amount of code in each of these places, both on your server. It's not just a protocol, it's an implementation of a capability, right? And VMware NSX is the best solution that's available there and that I can see for that use case, which is going to be very important to a large number of enterprises, many of which want to have a smooth connection between on-premise and off-premise, and in the future to Edge, Telco and other things that don't even run a VM environment today, but that will allow them to be fully, securely linked into such a network. So you see that as a leading product, connect. It's definitely a leading product. When they have the most customers, the most momentum, the most market share, there isn't anything even close in terms of the, call it the software defined networking layer, which is what NSX implements, and we are very proud to partner with them at the physical layer to interact with their policy. Do you think that's going to have an impact of accelerating the multi-cloud world? Yes, because the whole point about multi-cloud is it has to be sort of vendor independent or I don't know, vendor neutral. You are going to see solutions from Amazon and Azure to bring their own sort of public cloud into the premise, but that only works with their backend, right? So there will be other offerings there, but in terms of true multi-cloud, I don't see any competition. Andy, I'd love to get your viewpoint on the future of Ethernet. I hear so many people the last few years, it's like, well, on the processor side, more laws played out. We can't get smaller. On the Ethernet side, there's not going to be the investment to be able to help get us to the next generation. There's limits in the technology. You've lived through so many of these architectural changes. Are we at the end of innovation for Ethernet? No, not at all. So my history with Ethernet dates back 40 years. So I worked on the first three megabit Ethernet in Syrox Park still, and then it was 10 megabit, 100 megabit, gigabit, 10, 40, 100, and now 400 coming out. So, see, Ethernet speed transitions are really just substitutions of the previous layer to technology, meaning, assuming they're more cost effective, they do get adopted very quickly. Of course, you need the right optics, you need the right equipment, but it's a very predictable roadmap, meaning that it's not like adopting a new protocol, but it's just faster. And more bandwidth cost efficient. So we are on the verge of 400 gigabits becoming available in the market. It will really roll out in any kind of volume next calendar year, and then even bigger volume in 2000. But in the meanwhile, 100 megabit Ethernet, excuse me, 100 gigabit Ethernet is still the fastest growing thing that industry has ever seen. It went from a million ports back in 2016 to, call it, five million ports last calendar year, expected over 10 million ports this year, expected 20 million ports next year. I mean, this is a speed of adoption that's unheard of, and we are at a risk that we are fortunate enough to be actually the market leader in 100 gigabit adoption. We have shipped more 100 gig ports than any other vendor, including Cisco for the last two years. So our ability to embrace new speeds and bring new technologies to market is, I would say, unparalleled. We have a very good track record there, and we're working really hard, you know, sort of burning the midnight oil to extend this to the 400 gig era, which is going to be another important upgrade, especially in the cloud. I should mention that the cloud is the early adopter of all the higher speeds. This has been during the 100 gig, will be more than 400 gig. I'm not sure too many enterprises need 400 gig, but the cloud is ready to get going as soon as it's cost-effective. Andy, for the folks that are looking at this 20-year wave coming that we're seeing kind of cloud, and it's been talked about on stage, and here on theCUBE, oh, it's going to be a 20-year run, transforming infrastructure. What's in your mind's eye? What do you see as the most disruptive thing that people aren't talking about in networking? What's going to be some things that might happen in the next 10 years in your mind that might happen that people aren't really aware of, that might not see it coming? Any innovations on the horizon that you're excited about, or people might not expect? Yeah, well, the cloud trend is fairly predictable. I would say, you know, all the IDC, all the analysts have predicted that big numbers on adoption have been pretty spot on, and if you look at the annual growth rate for cloud adoption, it's 40, 45, 50, and more percent. Now, there's a good question, of course, how the big cloud vendors in the end will compete against each other. You've got Amazon as the biggest, Microsoft is actually growing apparently fast in Amazon right now, but they have some catching up to do, and Google working overtime to get bigger, and they may differentiate in terms of their specific focus. For example, Google has a lot of AI technology internally that they've used for their own business, and with TensorFlow and so on, that they're arguably ahead of others, and they may just bet the farm on AI, right, and big data analytics, and things like that, which are a very compelling business opportunity is for any enterprise customer. So the potential value that can be created deploying AI correctly is in the perhaps trillions of dollars in the next 10 years, but it probably doesn't make sense for companies, for most companies to build their own AI data center, because you need a huge capital expense, a huge, what hardware do you use? It's going to evolve very quickly. So that may be one of the classical cases where you want to actually start in the cloud, and the only reason we ever move it on site is to have a well-defined environment, right? So I would actually say it's the new applications that may start in the cloud, that haven't even rolled out it in volume, like AI, that may be the biggest change that people didn't expect. Final question, what's the future of Arista? Oh, we're just working really hard to be the best provider of products, making the best products for our customers, both for the cloud and for enterprise, and one thing I was going to mention about Arista is that people think they're selling network boxes, which is not as which we do, but the vast majority of our investment is actually software, not hardware. So with over 90% of our R&D headcount is in software, and so the right way to think about it is actually to be a software company, not really a hardware company, and the saying we have internally is that hardware is easy, software is hard, because it's actually true. Software is much, much harder than building hardware these days, and the EOS software is now well over 10 million signs of codes, you know, written by over thousands of man years of engineering, so it has been a tremendous journey we have been on, but we're still, you know, scratching the surface of what we can do. And the focus of the software, obviously it's a big sense, software defined is driving everything. What are the key focus areas on the software that you guys are looking at? What's the key priorities for Arista? Yeah, we have talked about extending our business, you know, beyond the data center, into the campus. We announced our very first acquisition recently, which is actually a Wi-Fi company, but I can guarantee you it's going to be a software defined Wi-Fi network, not a legacy controller based approach, right? For enterprise, right? And we're not that interested in the hardware, we're really interested in providing a better managed solution to our customers. A lot of IOT action on it. Andy, thanks for taking the time to come on theCUBE, really appreciate it. Great to meet you and have you on theCUBE. Great conversation here. This is theCUBE. I'm John Furrier, Stu Miniman, breaking down all the top coverage of VMworld 2018, getting the input and the commentary from industry legends and also key leaders in the innovation and cloud, networking, this is theCUBE. Stay with us for more after this short break.