Alright. Hello everyone. This is Vibhore Kumar. I am from Enterprise DB. I'm not sure how many of you are aware about the Enterprise DB. Enterprise DB is a company who actually took the open source database called PostgreSQL and we created an enterprise level feature around it, you know, so that we make it easy to use and make it more secure in performance. So, in this presentation, I'm going to talk about the EDB PostgreSQL Arc is another product which actually helps customer to create their own database as a service platform, right? Using OpenStack or if you are using any other cloud, you will be able to create your own database as a service platform. So, EDB Arc, of course, I mean, as an open stack conference, of course, I'll be covering mostly on the OpenStack part. EDB Arc actually helps you to deploy PostgreSQL very easily and you can manage the PostgreSQL databases very easily with the OpenStack. It's certified on the Mitaka, Newton or Octa and it's also certified in the AWS Clouds.  From the business initiative perspective, developers doesn't have to worry about that they have to create a highly available cluster in the cloud. They can just only click on one button, the PostgreSQL will be available in the OpenStack environment and they can actually focus on developing the applications and, of course, lower the cost too. From the cloud management perspective, if you look at this particular small diagram, right, you can create your own development instances where you can have one EDB PostgreSQL cluster running and you can use it or you can have the production cluster ready in the OpenStack world where you can have the master standby, standby you can use for the disaster recovery altogether. It actually includes the capability from the Amazon or OpenStack altogether, gives the extra capability on top of those like creating, cloning a database or if you want to scale your database altogether in that platform. You can also create a kind of an encrypted, you know, I would say transparent data encryption methodology which was included in the OpenStack with the EDB PostgreSQL. Without EDB Arc, most of the DevOps team and most of the DevOps TVAs, they focus on actually developing a multiple scripts or maybe looking or exploring the all possible APIs given by the particular platform, right, and they actually work a lot, you know, create a database as a service platform using infrastructure as a service platform. Now, EDB Arc, I have seen in the real time that most of the enterprises, they actually spend around six months, sometimes one year, you know, to develop the whole components together so that it can make, they can make a database as a service platform using the infrastructure altogether. With the EDB Arc, it's very simple, straightforward, right, you can see you will get a one small console where you can choose your cluster name, you can choose the version which you want to deploy in the OpenStack, right, and plus you can also choose the network in which you want to create the whole cluster altogether. It's very straightforward, simple and easy. EDB Arc console, if you look at it here, it gives you a lot of capabilities, right. You can see there is a way you can create a one complete cluster, you can scale up and scale down based on the workload which you have, and plus if you want you can take a backup too, and if there's any new patches got released by the EDB, you can deploy it easily by one click. With this, you can also create a kind of a hybrid cloud platform. So when I'm saying hybrid cloud platform, you can use the OpenStack and suppose if you want to use Amazon EWS or if you want to use a container or anything, you would like, you would be able to control everything and you can easily deploy the Postgres on all those platforms. So you can see here you can use private and public cloud both together with EDB Arc. EDB Arc is a little different from the normal way of actually creating a database service platform because in EDB Arc what we have, we have thought through about it because we have seen the issues which customers face, right, when they want to develop this kind of a platform. So we had seen those issues and that's why we actually focused on developing a product which can out of the box, gives the capability to treat your OpenStack cloud or public or private cloud and create a kind of a database service platform. It provides you restful API so that you can easily integrate if you're using your own interfaces, right. So let's, since it's a demo kind of a thing, so we'll move to, I'll move to the demo part. In demo part, what I'm going to cover, I'm going to cover the EDB Arc, how you can see the operational management capabilities and DBA and developer and use how they can use the EDB Arc very easily. All right, so you can see here this is the console called EDB Arc console where you can actually enter your username password. If you're the OPS manager, you will get extra capability on the EDB Arc side. So in the console itself, you can see the name of the console. I mean you can define your own name too, right. And since you're the OPS manager, then you have a capability of the admin DBA user and cluster creation too. Here you can see there is one cluster created as a single load cluster. This is only for a development purpose, right. You can see that there is another cluster which is a production cluster where you have a master and the standby. So there's two node cluster which you can see here. Now if you want to see all these clusters on your normal Horizon OpenStack interface, you will be able to see that too. So let's look at this OpenStack console. There you can see, I mean there's a normal dashboard and here you can see number of CPUs and the memory which is getting utilized. Plus you can see the uptime and there you can see the two apps which we have created using the EDB Arc. My web app and other pieces too. Let's go back to the, of course, in the EDB Arc console. In the EDB Arc console you can see you will be able to create your own templates too. So here suppose if you want to make your own template using whatever the out-of-the-box templates are available, you will be able to do that. So as OPS manager if you want to include your own functionality or own capability, you can do that easily. So you can pick up the, or you can pick up the specific database engine. You can click on the added button. Excuse me. And in that you will, you can see there's an ID information, DB type, name. If you want to change the name you can change the name too. Plus if you want to include your extra components through your YUM repository you can do that. And with this you can also define a kind of a complete capability or required packages in the template itself. Use the required DB packages. Now after modifying the existing template if you want to make your own or build your own template you can do that. You can add the capability like POST, GIS, PL, Python all together into the one database instance. Right? You can name that particular ID. You can choose the database type whether you want to deploy advanced server or the Postgres SQL, the version of it. You can name the engine too. Sorry. And then after that you can choose the server type. So server type will be your kind of operating system template or the image which you want to use from the OpenStack. Now with these information if you want to add your own extra packages like if you want to deploy a puppet or Ansible Chef modules you can do that very easily by actually including those components in the YUM repo. And then after that you can also mention the optional packages too. That's it. Your image is ready. And using this image you will be able to create your own cluster too. So let's go back to the cluster console. In the cluster console there is extra capability called looking at the updates. Thank you. Thank you so much. So in this update package you can see there is an alert which is coming up showing that there is an update available for this particular template. You can click on the update button and it will automatically update or apply the patches on your instances. You can monitor those pieces easily through the event log. So you can see there is an event tab through which you can see what is going on in your cluster. You can also monitor that how your server is performing. You can see the CPU utilization, disk space utilization and the load on the server. You can get more information about your cluster like in which region it's installed. So you can see all information which you need is already available in the EDB Arc. With that you can also change the size of your instance too. So suppose if you want to increase the number of CPU in memory you can choose the size too. So here you can see that when you did the scale up, in the scale up it actually added extra CPUs in memory based on the images and it's also scaling up the master and the replica both. So you can see and you can also verify that information together on the EDB Arc console. With all these information we also provide to the REST API. Using the REST API you will be able to integrate the EDB Arc with your own infrastructure very easily. So in the REST API there is called GET API. In the GET API if you want to know more about your cluster or the instances which are running on the open stack you can do that easily. You can see that it's very simple straight forward. Here you can see it's giving you the information of your instances. All information like whether it's autoscale true or not. Availability zone information, cluster name information, number of CPU, memory relation and the cluster key which is actually created using that instances. So you can see in this whole demo what you have seen is that how easy it is to create a highly available EDB Postgres instance in the open stack. You have seen the cluster properties. The cluster properties are already available on the console itself. You can scale up, scale down your cluster very easily. When I'm saying scale up it means if you want to add more CPU, more memory in your cluster you can do that easily. And if you want to apply any special patches, if the patch got released. So other capability which you can see here, so far we have seen the ability of ops manager or ops DBA that it can create their own images to. Here what we are going to show you that how the normal DBA, normal user will be able to create the cluster, the image which was created by the ops manager. So you can see you can click on the create cluster. You can choose the cluster name. You can choose the engine name or the engine or the template which was defined by the OPS manager. You can choose the server type whether it's small or medium and the number of nodes which you want to create. So with one click you can see you will be able to create your own cluster. And if you want to see exactly what's going on during the creation of the cluster, you can look at the event log. Now if you want to know more detail, you can see the detail information is already available on the left hand side of a tab. And if you want to download the SSH, suppose if you want to do SSH to the server you can do that easily. You can download the key and after downloading the key you can use SSH command to directly connect to your instance. So here you can see that you can easily do the SSH. After doing the SSH if you want to connect to a database you can use a PSQL client, the client which comes with the Postgres. This way you can see you are connecting to a database called Postgres. Here you are connected. And if you want to list out all the databases which is inside the one cluster you can use list command in the PSQL client. And there you can see. Next part is that if you want to switch your particular console from the open stack to these let's say if you are using the AWS public cloud. You can do that very easily. As I told you that ADB arc out of the box provides the power and the flexibility that you can actually host your database instances in any of the cloud. Whether it's a public cloud like Amazon RDS or if you want to use your private cloud using the open stack. So here you can see there is a four node cluster which is created in the AWS US East region. Now if you want to clone that particular cluster you can do that too. With one single click you will get this kind of a pop-up window where you can choose the network where you want to deploy or clone that particular instance. And that's all. And you can see that how it's going to clone. So what it does behind the scene is that it actually takes the snapshot backup of your whole instance altogether and builds a new instance which is more like a cloning process. So you can see it's very easy and simple right. It gives you a power that you can make your own database as a service platform right. So ADB that's why keeping all those in mind we decided to develop a ADB arc a product right which can run out of the box on any platform. Whether it's an open stack whether it's a AWS cloud or whether it's a Microsoft job anyone. Now after using the particular instance if the developer wants to terminate an instance they can do that very easily with one click right. And you can see now we are terminating the particular instance and we use it correctly. So this covers the complete demo on the ADB arc right here what we have you have seen you have seen how you can easily create a new instance. Deploy a postgres highly available postgres cluster in the cloud you will be able to do the as such to the particular instance. You can actually use PSQ client library or any other client library to connect to your database. If you want to switch between two different consoles you can do that easily with the ADB arc. And if you want to clone a database or instance which is already running in the open stack or whether it's running in the AWS cloud you can easily do that with one click. So this is all about the demo which you can see here right. So if you have any question you can ask me and we also have a booth from the enterprise DB. You can stop by you can discuss more about the we can discuss more about the ADB postgres the postgres equal database. Thank you.


What's up everybody Jason here for jazby's case breaks comm happy new release day guys This is a 2021 Phoenix football. This is a eight box half case break picker jeans number one And we just sold it out guys all cart ship remember guys I I really do believe this Phoenix is very underrated great interns great color cards I know people love the the prisms the selects and optics of the world, but this is a great Color-based type of product as well So hope you guys do enjoy it as much as I always do and this is a Full 16 box case so it's an eight box half case break So we'll be deciding which half will be using for this break in the second half will be used for number two So let's try to open up this huge case Huge case huge turn this around so actually All right, so let's see right there hopefully You can get a nice little case right there. So left side right side one two three four five six for the right I Six one two three four five six So these right here will be for number two and I'll put these over here to the side All right guys here we go five cards per pack 12 packs total 60 cards Okay, I think it's sure I think it's just Yeah, I'm saying it probably gets a little overheated but we've had that for a little bit too I just want to make sure I was like sounds like sometimes it's going to explode. It's calm right now though All right, so I guess we are gonna get a new computer soon. We don't want this computer just crash on us. I don't know Do you guys hear that? Yes, a little computer. We've had this computer for such a long time I think we got this computer like back in 2015 Avion Avion has a new one right there. It has to be a fan I'm assuming it's kind of overheating but like I said the same time. I don't I don't really know So much about computers, but I feel like we've had it for pretty long time. We use it like 10 plus hours a day All right, here we go guys, so let's We got Brevin Jordan and like I said beautiful colors guys this Phoenix you get 14 numbered cards in a box So a lot a lot of numbered cars to get Hot routes Travis Kelsey Racy McMat's our first autograph for the Tennessee Titans Jerry rising rookies there And to 199 Pat freer Moth Relic Want to Smith Kenneth Gainwell To 150 We have fire forged looks really nice in search right there Hot routes. That's a numbered one. Maybe Beckham, yep, it is to 50 for now Dazz Newsome, I don't know. I don't really If I ever drink the keel, I don't really drink it too much like, you know, it's straight up per se But I don't know. I'm not a picky person. I guess I Know we want like this smooth like going down smooth I mean obviously like when I go like wine taste or a tequila tasting in Mexico It always tastes really really good, but I Don't know. I've always Never really cared too much Like for the cheaper stuff, I've never minded like new agronomist like that But I've never actually Spent more than X amount of money for like a good tequila Pete Warner claim throwers And we have to 35 Najee Harris nice little color matching yellow Wow, what should do you like you like do you like to have you on is that what you got or is that just because it's a new one I'll try to have you on to That's that's pricey. Yeah, yeah, but it must be pretty good though nice Justin Fields 250 he waved your more chase and Joey B Lane throwers number to 175 with a Thurman Thomas I've been wanting to try the rocks tequila People say it's okay Try though. What was the other one I tried recently touch I like got some egos. I haven't had tried that one Yeah, I mean I went tequila tasting in a quarter art I almost bought one of the guy's bottles, but I just didn't really want to pack it So I ended up not but those like authentic tequila like that they make in Mexico are always really good to He's go down so smooth, but obviously they're just like their own mini small brands. I know the kids are Having a great time. It's obvious. That's the future lobby right there, right? So Although you'd be very loud But it's good that we have a lot of kids coming here to our shop Michael Jordan since it's a kilo to All right, tell me this air and have you tried like How do you generous tequila? Or not how do you generous of the other generous sister doesn't she have a tequila? Kendall So much fun Time guys those five dollar boxes Sometimes the guys the older guys get actually get more excited than the kids Brandon Graham Davis Mills to 50 very nice That is for the Houston Texans when Anthony There's a little Stafford flamethrower Jalen Darden little color match red So I believe the blacks are out of 10 and I think the golds are one of ones if I'm correct hot rocks Chase pickle again guys these cars look very sharp the design change just a little bit, but it's it's Still pretty nice though Markey Stevenson to 150 You got a relic there of Adam feeling It's nice little color match purple to 75 Anya Jones Dan the man Marino to 125 Blankthorke her cousins and that should be number to 50 Out of 75 Zach Wilson, that's a very nice looking card right there. Look at that That is for the Jets dusty and that dusty looks really good These cars will look great in my PSA slops another Zach Wilson heat wave and Nico Collins to 75 Those patches Hey It's a nice Houston box here Nick chubb red to 250 And another Zach Wilson numbered to 99 It's very nice. I think that's just the Phoenix All right solid boxes through first two All right, that says get you that Mac daddy Jones, that's right So far a really nice stuff guys. I do like this. I love it Good thing too. It's like only 60 cards. It's nothing like too crazy either But like I do love that you get like the 10 plus numbered cards to Did I see them? No, not really Does the thing that's up or something? So what do you have to do? It just turns on when it turns on It did but it just like turns off right away Heat wave no, it's okay at a 75 He came back. I saw the one around the floor Trumbull Michael Thomas to 125 and Trace sermon Frank Darby To 199 rondo more. What's up, Brody? All right, buddy. Yeah, I don't know You're a car for the radius Mike is second to 99 And we got a Patrick Mahomes heat wave look at that. It's a beautiful looking car right there Little color match number to 199 Patty Mahomes last spot mojo, that's when a dusty and ish Sishman Nice, Brody. If you're interested in selling it, let me see what it looks like first I might be interested in a man Maybe if I maybe we can do some trades if I get some cow pits or something you meet up on the IG main Oh, yeah, well once you get it you pick up that one from the floor. I Think it's still there on that side. I think it might even still be connected Yeah, it's weird because it's like it sets to 70 but then it's like 75 or 73 so it shouldn't be turning on its own Are they replacing it? Are they just gonna leave it? We replaced the batteries All right halfway through guys the next one Chad Johnson number to 199 Justin Fields Whoa, what is this? Cracked ice billboard cells New York Jets edition billboard cells. How about that? Not numbered but little cracked ice Jets dusty with that one. There you go, man Not the autograph we're looking for but still nice one though Sammy Fajoco to 125 do not say Smith heat wave Hot routes Jerry Judy. Oh Jones to 50 and a trey lands to 199 little relic with a nine is 49 is gonna dusty Kellen Granson or Kylan Granson to 250 Russell Wilson at 175 Sam Allinger That's the computer Yeah, we're getting anyone Had a long time he said yeah Joe told me too, so I ordered on you Anthony Schwartz That's home dude. It feels like it's gonna explode Russell Wilson a 150. Ah, that looks like a really nice color right there Teal to 149 and The first half done second half, let's go Jimmy G to pink redemption our first redemption Ryan Tana ill to 125 Greg Newsom to 50 orange autograph for the Browns Najee heat wave 175 Sean Watson T Higgins The bangles and I'm on her a st. Browns at 50 look at that three-color patch Detroit Lions That's going to yay Tom Brady Carson Wiens Tomorrow Jefferson. It's working. Yeah, it turns on it just turns off like within a few minutes. Oh Yeah, you just Justin Tucker out of 75 All right, so the patch autograph must be the redemption guys so maybe it's like a Jamar chase or something because Him and Justin Fields usually never sign. All right. Good luck guys. We got rookie rising rookie material signature gloves Card number 19 Toot-toot at well that should be going to the Rams Oliver. There you go, man. I told me you wanted some Cooper Cup, but I will help box six Who's working this Sunday? So that means he's working Sunday because it's actually Teddy Sunday to break this weekend. I don't think he realizes that we're supposed to be back We covered him last Friday He worked Friday Saturday and Sunday, and then where's from up here. Oh Oh JC horn to 250 Darius Leonard and our Signature highlights is a great player too as well for the Colts Indianapolis Colts. That's Christopher You got Alvin Kamara to one eighty nine cow pits 175 Falcon's gonna Daniel Bolton and we got Josh Allen beautiful looking purple card right there Bill's to 75 Bill's going to Mark Miller Hunter long we have Baker Mayfield burning Graham from my Eagles and then we got to 99 round deal more Dual rookie Jersey autograph AZ going to Ryan Jones Last color here nice little color match Justin Jefferson hot routes 125 and then Luke Hickley. All right guys two more boxes. So yeah, these breaks would probably take me about 40 45 minutes So I shouldn't be right on time I think I told myself I think I started to like 420. So yeah, like 505 I should do right there on time Crushing if you guys want to break baseball, you just got to sell it out Think triple threads is the closest baseball break. I think we're just that random number blocks away So yeah, we can do some baseball tonight, man It's just that's if you guys want to do, you know, but I think baseball wise Like I said Triple threads down to two left and nine left in the random number blocks and then we have a finest dual case So that's pretty much all the base what we could do today Because everything else is basically pre orders for bombing. Yeah triple threads Random number blocks sell triple threads guys Do they had to delay this game in Atlanta? Supposedly there was like a suspicious package in front of the stadium So they delayed it for like an hour Can the Hawks get back into the series today guys? Miami has just looked great all around Trey Young just hasn't really been himself Alright guys second to last box and Jalen Darden for the Bucks little relic to start us off Bucking here is gonna Dusty Helen Mon pink chase play pool Ryan Tannay. Oh, oh, oh, look at that. There you go Dusty How about this Mac daddy Jones one two three four color patch and autograph? rookie photo shoot 19 out of 25. It's pretty nice Kamara Robbie Anderson Herbert Chauncey Goldstone that's for the Cowboys Dallas Cowboys going to Dusty as well Stefan digs Herbie and the heatwave looks so nice These cars these little cars are great out of 99 Trayvon morrig Honestly guys Phoenix is some good stuff man. I love it Like I said, it's like a lot of $500 or so box I expected to go up in price, but you know, it's gonna be nowhere near what prism is gonna sell for I mean obviously prism is gonna be the king and it's gonna sell for a lot more But I would assume prison boxes would be like all over a thousand Easily like I said for these to be like 500 bucks with that many numbered cards and you get two autographs on one relic I have to say it's pretty good. All right last box here guys. So like I said, I would love to run back number two So this could be some nice stuff I haven't seen any of the die cuts I don't remember if the infuigos and all those die cuts of alkanics are like one per case or you know Obviously super super short friends, but we haven't seen any of those yet. So It's one thing I don't remember it's like the infuigos weren't super super common But maybe you'll get one of those two in the case Also two guys we were talking about this late night last night We're talking about pineapple on a pizza. Yes or no and definitely no one. That's right But today I wanted to switch it up and talk about some burgers best burgers like you know famous burger joints In and out in the lead guys 42% of you guys say in and out actually 43% now 67 volts so far What a burger shockingly 10% only 10% of you guys So a lot of people always back up water burger Five guys is that 37% and then shake check at nine Burger bill is that I wanted to go to Oregon and go try little Michael James's burger joint Is that was that what it's called? Is that one in or is that a different one? Now as you heard it's a 35 I heard his oh no his is a killer burger. I think But like I said, this is more like fast food kind of you know bigger chains Obviously burger wise I can recommend you guys hop-dotty burger. I mean that's it's pretty pricey burger, but it's great Let me spend my setting Nice one at a 25 725 Carl's Junior like normal Carl's juniors crushing. I mean I like Carl's juniors breakfast burgers, but like the quality You know the price everything is just not comparable to Turn it out. Oh use only Tillamok cheese. That's some high-end cheese right there Yeah, I remember the Michael James open up a burger place Don't aim it. Whoa. There we go volcanic Josh Allen Beautiful car. Look at that.  Send me for a whole co-numbered All right, so hopefully we can get the inflag on the second half Nick Bosa Has a Rodale burger. I used to go to Burger King when I was younger I always get the original chicken sandwich. I was like that there Whoppers weren't bad either Another Zach Wilson number card Jets had a great break to dusty Sneaks an ink for him the next one Jaylen Darden in 99 and Heat wave the angry whopper. What's the difference between a anger whopper? Just has them like hot chilies in there or something Make it spicy I know from from Carl's Jr. I tried the Western bacon burger. That's not bad either I remember in high school like obviously, you know playing football a lot of my football buddies We were just always just eating a lot because we're working out so much So we're just always hungry, but I remember my buddies when the big Carl's came out of Carl's Jr.  Davis Mills was a really nice one too Or Davis knows I was the opportunity of course to be the guy there and of course like me it's huge stack of just numbered cards and You know silver rookie parallels and stuff like that that will be top-loaded as well So again all-in-all really really nice product the second half is on the website guys Would love to try to get that one going as well, but yeah, I appreciate you guys Jasper's case breaks.com


Hey guys, it's Jess and welcome back to my channel I hope you've all been having a very happy and productive week And I say that every week and every time I film because I genuinely mean it So I hope you guys are having a great week now being Friday It is that time of the week where I answer one of your questions So if you guys have any study related questions that you want featured in an upcoming video for a question of the week Then leave them in the comment box below or even send them through on my social media accounts for Twitter and Instagram Just follow me at study with Jess. Alright guys time to get into today's question of the week And if you find it very helpful, then make sure to thumb up Okay, so this week's question comes from Ava and she asks the following Ava says hi Jess first off. I love your channel. So I hope you answer my question. Haha. You're in luck Ava I'm studying at uni, but I'm interested in branching out and learning other skills that we just don't get taught What's your advice on independent learning and how can I make learning new skills easy if I don't go to class to learn them Keep up the amazing work hugs and kisses Ava Thanks Ava. So really good question Um, I feel like this is such a good question to address especially based on just where I am in life at the moment So being a youtuber and an author and an entrepreneur with my station reliance seated Education or if you guys haven't checked it out. I'll leave that down below There have been so many things that I have done over the last two years that I had to teach myself I never had formal learning for these so I never knew how to film I never knew how to edit my videos. I didn't know how production and manufacturing of stationery worked I didn't know how to run a website and I actually didn't know how to post a video on YouTube I promise you a kid you know, I went on YouTube and YouTube how to use YouTube So yeah independent learning 101. I honestly think it's so important though that we're constantly pushing ourselves and challenging ourselves to learn new skills and just grow as Individuals so if something interests you and you're not learning it at school or college Then absolutely go out there and be self-taught learn independent learning is so fantastic It's so empowering and I feel like in this day and age We are so fortunate because we have all the information we could ever need and want Right now fingertips. So all we have to do is go online and everything is there We can access anything that we want we can learn so many new skills and we're not restricted anymore by where we live or What our financial situations are or what school we go to or how old we are. It's so awesome So I definitely wanted to share with you a couple of different tips for learning new skills really quickly or easily And also how I've been learning new skills as well So one website I found a few months ago It's actually called Skillshare and I see this popping up on Facebook all the time All of my friends that are starting their own businesses have liked this page too and it's so funny because I'm thinking oh I know that website. I use it. So skillshare.com is a fantastic website full of Thousands of video tutorials and the reason I love it so much is because I'm a visual learner and I've said this so many times I learned so much better by actually having someone show me exactly what to do I think it can be really helpful to read about something but to see someone do it is so Much easier when you're trying to learn something for the first time and then on top of that Because they're really bite-sized quick videos and it's also online. You can learn at your own pace So I really really love this website It doesn't matter what you're trying to learn you can learn things from knitting a blanket to Yoga videos to how to use Instagram how to edit your videos on YouTube how to use Final Cut Pro So I'm really enjoying it because I still feel like I'm getting the hang with filming and editing my videos And there's been some really good tutorials. I've been accessing. So yeah, if you guys want to check out skillshare.com I'll leave a link to that website down below and you're welcome to hop on and have a look at all the different kind of videos there And you can even make your own little like virtual classroom where you get to select all the videos you like and that you want to learn from You can always go back and revisit them too. So that's awesome And I honestly think it's been helping me a lot especially actually with my Instagram feed I found one video on Instagram and I feel like I'm doing really well at the moment So if you guys aren't following me on Instagram Go follow me at study with Jess leave me a comment. I'll try and respond and I hope you like my new feet I feel like I'm doing really well so far Now apart from finding awesome websites online to teach you different information Something I want to say when it comes to learning something quickly is it's not enough just to watch someone do it You actually have to implement all of these skills and try and implement them right away So I'm sure it's just common sense though that when we hear information or we see it It's not going to stick into our minds And we're not really going to learn exactly how to do something if we don't get to have a hands-on approach as well So if you are watching video tutorials if you are reading about something Make sure you actually get to put all of those skills into play and do it straight away So that you are able to really consolidate all of your learning and then what would this video be without me doing a little bit More research so I actually went on to a couple different websites trying to find some other tips for how to learn new skills quickly and something I found on the Forbes website was Actually talking about a particular skill called interleaving and it was talking about the results that had come from quite a few studies And it was saying that variety is better than repetition So what that means is instead of doing the same task over and over again Try and tweak it So for example if you're trying to learn how to dribble a basketball rather than just standing there for a good hour every day, you know Seven days away dribbling the ball try and change up your drills So try and dribble between cones and then try and dribble on the spot Try and dribble going forwards dribble going backwards So don't change the task specifically to be too different But just tweak it a little bit so that you're actually getting the hang of this task in different situations now you can even use interleaving if you're learning photography just changing up the lens or Taking some photos inside and then outside in different lighting situations So you're still focusing on objects that are really close up or you're focusing on nature or faces Whatever it is that you're trying to get better at but you're just changing up what you're doing just a little bit to add that variety and Make sure that you're acquiring that skill the best that you possibly can So I really urge all of you guys out there no matter how old you are What school you go to where you are in the world to make sure that you are doing some independent learning on the side It's so important because it actually is also something that makes you a lot more sought after when it comes to getting Internships and jobs as well. It shows that you have that motivation or self motivation Determination that you're curious that you are constantly looking to you know further your own skill set and expand your skill set And you're looking to grow as an individual as well So it's fantastic to do something like this for yourself And it will also mean that it sets you apart from anyone else when it comes to applying for future jobs as well So I hope you enjoyed this week's video and like I said, I feel like we're in this fantastic position where Information is so readily available that we really should just take advantage of that So if you guys enjoyed today's video then thumbs up and leave a comment below telling me what you thought or if you're actually Learning a new skill at the moment, then please share it down below. I am forever learning new skills I think it's awesome. So yes, please I'd love to read your comments and if you have any other steady questions leave them down below as well And you can check out some previous videos up there and also my study skills book by checking the link in the description box And I'll also leave a link to skill share the website that I've been using recently That'll also be in the description box too. Okay guys have a very happy and productive weekend And I'll see you on Monday for some yummy healthy study snacks. Whoo-hoo brain food. Yes. See you Monday Okay, I'll see you guys in a couple of days. Bye