Welcome to the NTN Nightly, I'm Nisha Charles. This edition stops stories. Prime Minister Hon. Alan Shastney presents a comprehensive national response plan for COVID-19. Stakeholders join forces to combat illegal dumping at the Pigeon Island causeway. Babano Primary Schools' literary talent shines. All that, plus the latest in youth development, sports and the NTN Nouvelle Enquyor. St. Lucia and the rest of the Caribbean region continues to monitor the global developments of the COVID-19 virus. Prime Minister Hon. Alan Shastney called an emergency meeting with the National Emergency Management Advisory Committee, NEBAC, on Friday, 28 February 2020, to brief stakeholders of the disaster management landscape on the ongoing national response to safeguard against the arrival of the virus on our shores. As we hear from Lisa Joseph, the government is making every resource available to protect the nation, including considering commissioning the Owen King EU Hospital ahead of schedule. Representatives from the private and public sectors attended the briefing on the government's response plans for the coronavirus, now referred to as COVID-19. Prime Minister Hon. Alan Shastney, who chairs the National Emergency Management Advisory Committee, NEBAC, told stakeholders that COVID-19 has forced governments the world over to make tough decisions, as the virus tests the capacity of countries to deal with the outbreak. For countries like St. Lucia with limited financial resources, funding the management of the coronavirus is costly, from purchasing personal protective equipment like face masks and gloves, which have seen tremendous increase in pricing to creating quarantine areas and hospital bed space to accommodate hundreds or even thousands of patients at a time. Nonetheless, Prime Minister Hon. Alan Shastney says government is leaving no stone unturned in beefing up St. Lucia's capacity for any eventuality. We do not have the ability to be able to test for corona currently on the island. I've given the CMO and the Ministry of Health the green light to proceed to be able to bring equipment here that we can do that. And there's two types, if I'm not mistaken. One is we can probably get some stuff in immediately where we can do singular testing and then obviously a machine in which we can do the processing on bigger numbers. So I think we're attempting to be able to do both things at this point. Hon. Shastney informed that on Monday, March 2nd, 2020, the Cabinet of Ministers would be discussing advancing the commissioning date of the Owen King EU Hospital in order to free up Victoria Hospital for use as a respiratory center for COVID-19. Additionally, all necessary support is being given to frontline workers, namely nurses, fire service personnel and police officers. Is to make sure that we give them and equip them with the things to give them the confidence to be able to do their job. And one is to explain to them what their potential exposure is and how we're going to facilitate it. This is why considering moving to OKU is a capacity issue because it means it frees up Victoria to be a respiratory center. We're even sending a team to Ratt Island because Ratt Island for a long time was considered a place where we would put people in quarantine and it's still actually in the legislation. Given that the US, Canada and countries in Latin America have reported cases of coronavirus, Prime Minister Shastney candidly noted that he cannot say that COVID-19 would not come to Senutia shores. However, the country can prepare for it and that means creating an environment that would limit the ability of the virus to spread. The cruise industry is reeling and they're reeling because there's just not a consistency. So in fact, we're having a phone conversation today specifically with them as a region in terms of how we can address some of the difficult decisions that we're having to be made. And what we can do to minimize the risk on the ships in order for the countries to be able to facilitate the arrivals of those ships on a more regular basis. But up to now, the state has had to make a decision based on the information that it has and it has to, the positions that we've taken are one of extreme caution. Several agencies and governmental organizations have already mobilized to create a COVID-19 Coordination Committee. The National Health Security Committee has also been activated. From the Government Information Service, Lisa Joseph reports in. And as the coronavirus continues to remain an epidemic around the world, the Department of Health and Wellness is working assiduously to ensure the public are sensitized on ways to prevent the spread of an infection. Moindesh report from FNNeptune. Although St. Lucia has no confirmed cases of the coronavirus, the Department of Health and Wellness is calling on the public to take the necessary precautionary measures to prevent the spread of an infection. Health Educator of the Bureau of Health Education, Nadesh Smith Lambert spoke on the standard recommendations an individual should practice to minimize the spread of an infection. So the Ministry of Health and Wellness would like to remind people out there to remember, as often as possible, to wash your hands with running water and soap. In the event you do not have running water and soap, you could use hand sanitizer with an alcohol base of 60% and up. We would also like to remind persons that if you use tissue to sneeze or to cough, you should throw away the tissue into a bin. If you do not have tissue and you really need to sneeze or cough, you do it in your inner elbow.  Smith Lambert also provided guidance on when and how should a person use a mask to control infection transmission. So a medical mask is not required for members of the general public who do not have any respiratory symptoms. You wear a mask if you are coughing or sneezing or if you are taking care of somebody who has respiratory symptoms such as coughing or sneezing. Masks are also only effective when used in the right week. So you would also have to incorporate hand washing so you wash your hands with running water and soap. The Department of Health and Wellness encourages businesses and workplaces to ensure hand sanitizers are readily available and accessible to customers and employees. Reporting from the Communications Unit of the Ministry of Health and Wellness, I am Fennel Neptune. The National Conservation Authority, the NCA, on the morning of Saturday 29th February 2020 joined partner agencies and businesses operating along the Pigeon Island causeway in a massive cleanup exercise. A number of organizations collaborated efforts to channel their appreciation and pride in the community into a major cleanup initiative between the Robert Duvaux Drive and the Landings Resort and SPA. The aim was to address the dumping in the area, a practice that is not only unsightly to St. Lucian's and visitors alike but also illegal. The initiative was born out of an established Landings Environmental Committee, Executive Assistant at the Landings Resort and SPA and the Co-Chair of the Environmental Committee, Camille Huggins, said having conducted several cleanup initiatives along the same area now is the time for action. In the past we have also collaborated with the National Trust to do several cleanups but the fact that we have to do it so often means that there needs to be more awareness of what is happening here and the fact that it should not happen. It is illegal, it is an eyesore and we need to put a stop to it. The only other thing I wanted to add is we will be erecting cameras, surveillance cameras as well and the idea is we're going to, as much as we're going to try and prevent the dumping, the illegal dumping, we also want the public to know that should, after all of this, they still continue to dump, there will be cameras strategically placed and located to catch the individuals and they will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. General Manager for the National Conservation Authority Jacinta Lee lamented the indiscriminate dumping of garbage in the area. Individuals were dumping not only household waste but commercial waste as well. The General Manager indicated that the little wardens were instrumental in ensuring individuals refrained from such behavior. However, she noted that everyone should be responsible enough to dispose of the waste properly. This is called Lempoli Zodi. Casteries was clean, a clean city.  We need to bring back the little wardens. We really need to because if not, things will just get worse and worse and worse. There are so many national cleanups, so many community cleanups. That's not right. That's not right. If each person takes responsibility, we won't have to be taking our Saturdays to come around to clean up after people. You notice at the back there and these are contractors that have been paid to dump garbage and instead of going to the landfill, they just dump it there. That shouldn't happen. Commercial Services Officer at the National Conservation Authority Lydia Cox warned that the impact of indiscriminate dumping is far-reaching. Sometimes I think people have that notion that look, we want us to clean for guests, for tourists when they come to our country, but we forget that how we can have a negative impact on our lives and even the country's economy. Because if we continue to litter, then we can have the outbreak of diseases. It will put pressure on our health system. It will put pressure on the country because the government will have to find money to deal with persons getting sick because of litter around the place. I want to employ a solution. I want to please ask solutions to less have some national pride. Take away your waste.  If you come to the beach, you have an activity, take your garbage, tie it up, put it, place it in your vehicle, take it with you and dispose of it properly. Heavy-duty equipment was on sign to dispose of the bulky commercial waste dumped on the causeway. Environment, health and safety manager for Sanders Grant, St. Lucien, Vinicia Durant, explained that the initiative was a long time coming. We've been advocating for this for a while. We've had many cleanups. We've even taken on a project earlier this year and if you look along the roadways you would see some signs that we've erected just to help persons to know that guess what? You don't need to dump your garbage here or you need to ensure that you keep the place clean. So we're all in on that. However, we have taken it a step further and so I am very happy that we've joined forces with landings as well as other NGOs and the government has taken the initiative as well to ensure that we try to clean up this space because this is the entrance to our national landmark and we want to ensure that when persons come on this causeway that they feel a sense of pride. So it's a part of a step-by-step process to get involved in a beautification of the causeway and we're happy that we're a part of it. A number of entities collaborated to make the cleanup a success including the landings resort and SPA, National Conservation Authority, St. Lucia National Trust, St. Lucia Solid Waste Management Authority, PKF, CLICO, Sanders Grant St. Lucia and the Grozile Constituency Council. The cleanup campaign was six pronged and included creating awareness through the use of the media networks, the cleaning up of the community in partnership with other organizations, clearing up of overgrown brush and the removal of trailers and empty containers and the erection of signage placing boulders along boundary lines and the installation of cameras and lighting followed by a beautification undertaking. From the Government Information Service, I am General Norville. And that was me of the Grozile Constituency Council, James Edwin. And this is the NTA Nightly. Ryan O'Brien is up next. Welcome back. We join Ryan O'Brien for the latest happenings in youth development and sports. Welcome everyone to your segment from the Ministry of Youth Development and Sports on the NTA Nightly news. I'm Ryan O'Brien. The 2020 under-19 interschools male and female volleyball tournaments organized by the Ministry of Youth Development and Sports will serve off this week. Contesting among the males are Sufra Comprehensive Secondary, Schroeser Secondary, Castries Comprehensive, St. Mary's College, Leone's Comprehensive, Cicero Secondary and Arthur Lewis Community College. 2020 female group comprises Sufra Comprehensive Secondary, Castries Comprehensive, Leone's Comprehensive, St. Joseph's Convent and Sir Arthur Lewis Community College. The plain venues will be the VG Multipurpose Sports Complex and the Mico Community Court. Matches will be best of three competition format. Due to the number of teams registering, each category has only one group. At the end of round one, the first and second places for each category will advance automatically to the finals round for the gold medal or the 2020 male and female championships. In the opening round of men's matches, Tuesday, March 3rd, 2020, Castries Comprehensive takes on Cicero Secondary whilst Arthur Lewis Community College plays against St. Mary's College at the VG Multipurpose Sports Complex. In female competition, Wednesday, March 4th, 2020, St. Joseph's Convent comes up against Leone's Comprehensive at 1 p.m. and at 2 p.m. Sufra Comprehensive takes on Castries Comprehensive also at the VG Multipurpose Sports Complex. Minister responsible for youth development and sports, the Honorable Edmund Estefan, has emphasized government's intention to continue its decentralization policy as far as facilities are concerned with the ultimate aim of seeing the further advancement of sporting success by St. Lucian sportsmen and women. Minister Estefan made the remarks recently while welcoming home a five-member swim team that competed successfully at the Juana Swimming Cup held in Lima, Peru. What we want to do is to decentralize sports, not just swimming, but all the different sports and have facilities around the island, okay? Whether it's east, north, west, south and we are planning to have a pool on the east coast, we are also planning to put one in the south and in the west and all of you know that there is a 50-meter pool coming in Grosile. So this is going to decentralize the sports and make it very, very, very, very big and this is going to bring even more success to the swimming federation. And with that, we have come to the end of your segment from youth development and sports for today. I'm Ryan O'Brien. Thanks Ryan. Babano Primary School showed its literary talents at the third annual poetry recital competition for schools within the Babano constituency. The Babano constituency has for the last three years engaged its student population in poetry recital competitions at the primary school level. The competition seeks to foster self-expression, self-confidence and a number of other skills which will prepare these students for life. This year the competition took on new meaning when students at the secondary school level performed. We stand in unity for our sweet setlity fighting tooth and nail for our nation's prosperity with a purpose for our time, togetherness or ever on our mind. We plead for infinite unity for this is the time. At the helm of our passion is the health of our nation, seeds sown from segregation destroyed. Our people unite, our love deployed. We work together in spirit and mind for this is the time. Addressing the gathering was the Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries, Physical Planning, Natural Resources and Cooperatives who is also the Parliament representative for the Babano constituency Honourable Ezekiel Joseph. He says events like this serves as an opportunity to expose the talent of those within the constituency. The main fact that you have agreed to participate you are a winner because not many of us have the courage to come on stage and to perform and if I can say based on our past two experiences Babano has a lot of talent. Babano Primary is shown brightly at Sunday's event capturing first place and third place for once on primary took the second place prize. Saint Lucia and I promise you will forever be hooked. Why, why, why, why, why girl some may see you as just another but to me you are like no other. Your lush green forest seek my breath away. That's why I want to be with you night and day. Sir Arthur Lewis and Sir Jerry Polkot, two Nobel laureates we adore. But I'm sure right here in Saint Lucia there are about 24 more. 24 Nobel laureates!  Let's invest in our country. All for what? Arriving in our independence. A new tooth fairer sir. Last year's competition was won by the Ballata Primary School. The competition forms part of Saint Lucia's for the first independent anniversary celebration. And stay with the NTA nightly up next Primus Hutchinson is here with the NTN Nouvelle Arquéon. How do I decide which telecommunications service provider to use? When choosing a mobile, landline, cable TV and internet service provider or changing the one you currently use here's what you should think about in order to get the best service to meet your needs. Why do I need the service? What is the quality of service offered? What are the rates? Are there hidden charges? How much can I afford to pay for the service? What are the customer service obligations of the provider? Not satisfied with the service? The choice is yours whether or not to use the service. This message is brought to you as a public service announcement by Ectel, the NTRC and this station. Welcome back. We join Primus Hutchinson for the NTN Nouvelle Arquéon. Thank you very much. Thank you, Madam Department of State University, for the information about the government of this station, GIS, for the NTRC Nouvelle Arquéon. And thank you, Primus Hutchinson. Apart from these two activities, you can celebrate the first anniversary celebration of this station. It was a ceremony to honor the ambassadors of the good volunteers who I appointed to represent this station in our country. This was the official presentation of their medal to honor and excellence for these ambassadors. Second and foremost, the Minister of Tourism, Donaldine Vite, I would like to thank the ambassadors who assisted and supported the efforts and images of this station. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. We'll bring some scattered showers over the Lesser Antilles during the next 24 hours. Tides for Castries Harbour, low at 3.51 pm, high at 10.39 pm. Tides for Viewford Bay, low at 5.18 pm, high at 11.46 pm. Seas are slight to moderate with waves 3 to 5 feet or 0.9 to 1.5 meters. The sun will rise Tuesday at 6.18 am. And that brings us to the end of the NTN Nightly. Join us next time at 7 pm with a repeat at 7 am. You can also catch up with us anytime on the Saint Lucia Government Facebook page or YouTube channel. I'm Misha Charles.


So she's what is she gonna be 11 weeks Thursday? Seriously She ain't getting far from doing stuff. Is she little to you still? Yeah, but I mean it's like she ain't far from She is I mean tell already Huge, huh? That's nice though Then neighbor dogs that same size my neighbor has this system. They don't matter dude. No come here girl.  Just a little bit every day that treats she'll sit with them But she just kind of goes crazy and that's when I do use treats So we just basically just push your hind in and said sit just now probably four days And then she finally just started doing it So there it is guys, that's all That's how easy it really is to honestly teach him to sit under that little wish you'll do for me. Hey Kelly Kelly Kelly come here. Come here. Come here Hey Sit sit Good girl. Good girl. I see So now we're gonna see if she kennel what you go come on girl Good girl Nice good job Dude, that's awesome and she won't come out, huh? No, she won't do I say when I'm done when I'm in like, okay, do I say Kelly just tell her I do I don't know you'll just develop your own system, but That's awesome good job, there's the progress guys already from the last video So much as jump up on me.   Oh really? Yeah, that's not even part of the That's not even part of the process really right now, but anyways, yeah, you might as well I mean why not work on it when they're younger, right? But anyways, so Nathaniel you've been watching this Chris taking videos, right? Little here and there. Yeah, you probably need to start kind of getting on it But it's not that you're gonna be doing what he says right now.  I mean Rocky would do now if I told him to sit you stay, but anyway, she is doing awesome What food are you what food do you got Ron Nathaniel? I? Forgot the brand. I believe it's a Kirkland brand at Costco. Okay bluish green bag or something like that Forgot the brand. Do you know how much you've been feeding it? Yeah, I've been feeding her a little more than a cup Okay, and she seems to be full. Yeah, so what two cups in yeah, basically two cups of Cup in the morning then cup at night Starting to get used to that caller hated it. It's in a lot She's getting bigger as you guys can see so quite a bit of progress from Nathaniel good job on that actually by the way So it's got her to sit got her to kennel and really I mean other than that there ain't a whole lot else To do and that's good that that's done already. I mean that's that's a huge step ahead Trying to think if there's anything else To share with you guys, but I guess the next video will probably be in a week or two There's gonna be more things coming up. This is where it starts Progressing a little bit. Yeah, you'll start doing some more stuff. I'm pretty excited. Yeah Stay tuned guys. We're gonna keep moving forward on this and if they know that they know doing the work I'm just kind of document it. Do you have anything that? You've learned in the last few weeks like maybe something like I shouldn't have did that or Anything kind of or what made something easier to teach?


So I took my mother to see deep throat So if you'll all recall John Hickenlooper is the 2020 presidential candidate who thoroughly embarrassed himself at a scene in town hall when he admitted that He watched porn with his mom for three minutes. He explained how he took his mother to see Deep throat. So at that point, I think pretty much his campaign was over.  Like how do you not dodge that question? How do you not swap that away and say look I'm not here to talk about that. I'm here to talk about the real issues But he answered it. He took the bait and he went on to explain in great detail at great length How this happened?  Why because he's comparing Britney sander's policies to Stalin Not kidding so as Travis Moran of New Hampshire Union leader reports while former Colorado governor John Hickenlooper speaks often about his disdain for Negative attacks on his opponents the Rocky Mountain governor turned Democratic presidential candidate laid out an economic platform on Friday That seemed to take direct aim at fellow 2020 contender Senator Bernie Sanders for his Democratic socialist agenda while Sanders was not name-checked in the prepared remarks Hickenlooper delivered while announcing a six-point economic development plan at St. Anselm College the two-term governor launched multiple attacks on socialism branding the idea quote no better today than it was 100 years ago and invoking the dictatorship of the Soviet Union You have to hand it to the GOP for achieving the near impossible said Hickenlooper Just years after the collapse of the Soviet Union Their greedy mismanagement has revived the lure of socialism for a whole generation of Americans Who would have imagined the Koch brothers and Donald Trump could help resuscitate the discredited ideas of Karl Marx and Joseph Stalin the apparent references to Sanders didn't stop there with Hickenlooper going on to criticize elected officials in Washington Who would demonize the private sector to score political points and branding universal health care and guarantee jobs to policy? supported by Sanders as Hazardous to the American people these are certainly big ideas. They're also not good ideas said Hickenlooper They would bloat the federal government. They would massively raise taxes They would depress economic growth and let me assure you in the end. They would hurt working people So if I'm understanding him correctly the idea here is that Republicans are so repugnant that you know People are now opting for Marxism and Stalinism. They've been so turned off by conservatism and dethrone capitalism that they're going to the opposite end of The spectrum that's essentially what I think he's trying to communicate here but if you think that Bernie Sanders is a Marxist or a Stalinist You're just stupid like I don't want to be condescending to John Hickenlooper here But this is a really stupid thing to say Bernie Sanders isn't even a democratic socialist And I really wish that he wouldn't call himself that he's more of a social Democrat so what he's advocating for is to replicate some of the policies and the good ideas that we see in Scandinavia take what other countries do right like Australia or Canada when it comes to health care and Emulate their success here.   I respect senator Sanders I respect his followers and their enthusiasm But we know what you were doing. You were trying to prime people to think about Bernie's policies as Marxism and Stalinism when that is absolutely not the case and It's a really dumb point to make now state representative from Colorado and Bernie Sanders supporter Emily Serota tweeted out this about his statement It is disheartening to see Colorado's former Democratic governor John Hickenlooper liken the push for policies like Medicare for all tuition free college and a green new deal to the policies of Joseph Stalin This is unacceptable and embarrassing for our state Yeah, if somebody from Oregon said this like if kate brown governor of Oregon Compared bernie's policies to Stalin I would be embarrassed because that's such a stupid thing It's so far removed from the truth that you can't really respond like you can't dignify that with You know a thorough nuanced comeback You just have to stop and laugh at that person because they're clearly misinformed and really with john John Hickenlooper.


They lived in our homes along with us, so there was an intimate relationship. This cow just came and stood in front of the house for about six days. Never ate anything, drank anything and died right there after six days. Now, see the problem is today you move into an apartment which is on your tenth floor and you're far removed from the earth and you have no sense of how things work on the land. We come from a pastoral culture where our wealth was always measured in terms of how many herds of cattle do you have. You just look back at the time of Mahabharat and other thing, they're always talking about herds of cattle. How many cattle did you have? This is the wealth. Why this was so is because we're a tropical country and we depend on monsoons. When the rains fail, those who had cows, their children survived. Those who do not have cows, their children died. This is a simple wisdom that we came to. So an animal which gave us milk, which saved our children's lives, we treated it as sacred to our lives. Not only that, cows did not live in a separate cattle farm somewhere. They lived in our homes along with us. So there was an intimate relationship. So intimate, I must tell you this, one of my grand aunts who had a cow, all cows had names at one time, okay? This cow was called Lakshmi, very dear to her. At the age of eighty-four or eighty-five, my grand aunt passed away. This cow just came and stood in front of the house for about six days. Never ate anything, drank anything and died right there after six days. So that's the level of emotion that a cow is capable of. I have personally seen, when I was growing up, my grandmother always showing a particular cow and keep telling me that you are drinking the milk of this cow. This is your second mother.  They… I'm just a two-year-old kid. These are days you never supposed to utter a death, the word death. But those days, because mothers could die.   Every day I'm told this. So every day I'm supposed to go and at least touch her and play with her for a few minutes a day. This was a part of our growing up. So naturally there was a huge emotion towards the animal. And I have personally seen that if you have developed a certain intimacy with a cow, suppose you're going through some grief from some turmoil within yourself, you need not be in the presence of the cow, you're somewhere else. The cow will shed tears for you.  Eating a cow amounts to cannibalism. This is how it was seen in the past. Well, we can't go back to that time anymore. We are… We will go into the deepest oceans and at the bottom of the ocean, what is there, we'll pick it up and eat it up. We have learned how to exploit everything on the planet. But in an agricultural nation, I want you to understand this. If you don't know this, sir, already, let me tell you this. Twenty-five percent of India is turning into a desert in the next ten to fifteen years' time. How desertification happens means it's just this. In normal agricultural soil, the minimum organic content that has to be there to call soil, soil is three to six percent. Three percent is the most minimum. But today in many states like Punjab, Haryana, Marathwada, some parts of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh, the organic content has gone down to point zero-five percent. That means in the next three to five years, this will become sand. If you remove the organic content from the soil, soil will become sand.  How is this going away? I don't know, young educated people should be thinking about these things, for unfortunately we're not doing this. See, you take one acre of land. If you take one acre of land, if you grow, let us say, two tons of some crop, what you have removed is two tons of topsoil. So if you want to put back organic content into the soil, there are only two ways. Leaves from the trees and animal waste. Trees had already gone long time ago.  How will you preserve the soil? If our soil turns into a desert, how are people going to live with 1.3 billion population? Very concentrated population. If you do not put the leaves of the tree and the animal waste back into the land, you will finish the nation. A nation which has a twelve month cropping system and which has agricultural history of eight to ten thousand years, longest agricultural history on the planet. Now if you take away the soil and turn it into sand, is it a great thing? You have to somehow preserve it. At some point, at some point in near future, we have to come to this. If you have ten acres of land, you must have this many trees and this many animals. This will become mandatory. If it doesn't become mandatory, there will be no soil left in the nation.


Today's demo from my side will be really fast because I just want to announce that we have a first draft of the Heraclitus consensus spec. As you may know from previous demo days, we've finished with the first MVP of the protocol. We kind of know now what are the details and the basic end-to-end implementation of the protocol and we are working on having an alternative implementation in Rust leveraging the forest client. So we are exploring that line of work because right now everything is so HC is implemented in a fork of Lotus in Eudico and we're exploring having an alternative implementation and that's why we started this line of work of having a first draft spec. So if you go here, you'll see the description of the architecture, how all of the sub-protocols work like the checkpointing protocol, how cross-net transactions are propagated and all of the low-level models as well as some future work, like for instance, the detectable misbehavior or how collateral and slashing work. The idea is to have soon a draft of a fit that we can start discussing with the community but in the meantime, if anyone wants to read the spec, start using the MVP implementation or even like give us feedback, you see something that it doesn't make sense at all. Feel free to open a PR here in the protocol consensus lab. I don't know if to share it here in Zoom or maybe in Slack, but yeah, so feel free to give us feedback right now these just suffered a first internal review by the members of consensus lab, but we are starting to spread this so that anyone can give us feedback. And I guess that's all for my site. Thank you very much. Okay, so this is the IPFS operator. The IPFS operator is a Kubernetes operator that allows you to quickly and easily start up IPFS cluster. We made, I don't know, there's probably times, there's probably a lot of Kubernetes operator, Kubernetes people out there who would like to use more web three stack and we up to this point don't support it very well. So hopefully this is a step toward increasing that support. I want to start off by just showing you how it's used. There we go. I just want to show you how to create a cluster. I'm going to go back to this, but I want to have a really good, I'll circle back to this and you'll see what happened, but this is the cluster creation process, kubectl apply dash f and we just apply, give it a file. And boom, has creating an IPFS cluster ever been easier than this? It's basically you're done. Actually, the operator is still working in the background, but I want to show you what's going on inside here. This is it. Basically, we took out all the critical components, the critical decisions that you might want to make, namely the storage and how many replicas you want to have. In this case, we're just, each node is only going to have 50 gigs, pretty small. And we're going to set up a hundred replicas. So we'll check back on this later and I just want to get that started for now. Yeah, this is the page that basically shows that. And looking at the collab cluster is indeed a breeze. So what this is doing, we're going to create a whole bunch of pods. They're going to, oh yeah, collab clusters. Are you guys, if you guys are familiar with, there's a IPFS cluster has a feature called collabs. Collab.cluster, ipfscluster.io. These are, this is a feature of IPFS cluster allows you to follow the pins that are going on in another cluster. Setting up collab clusters is also very easy. We can create an IPFS cluster simply by specifying who you want to follow. This will, it's the same process as creating a regular cluster just as you saw, but in addition to allowing you to use it for your own purposes, it will also pin important content from around the world that we're, in this example, we'd be pinning the Filecoin proof params, we'll be pinning the IPFS websites, the Gutenberg content, Pacman packages. Quick, quick, easy. Yeah, let's see. Yeah, scaling a cluster. Yeah, IPFS, these are, I have two clusters now, one that I created earlier and one that I created just a couple of minutes ago. Let's see, how do we scale a cluster? So all Kubernetes objects are typically displayed in YAML. In this case, this looks kind of similar to the setup that we just saw. I want to change my, let's say replicas. I don't want four nodes, that's too small. Let's go six and just save that, done. No provisioning hardware, no messing around with cloud providers, no cabling, no configuration, just edit the config file, finished. Just to prove that this works, get pods, there we go. We've got our cluster with 100 nodes still being built and now we have our six nodes. Looks like the last one's just finishing up right now but we're up to six nodes for that cloud cluster already nice, quick. Yeah, okay, so now let's back up a little bit. What is an IPFS operator? I wanted to start off with that so that we can give a little bit of time for the 100 node cluster to build while we go on with the rest. What is an IPFS operator? Kubernetes, excuse me, a Kubernetes operator. Kubernetes allows you to extend the API by adding custom resources and basically whenever you do this, you have an operator. In this case, we have this object called an IPFS cluster. Yeah, we have this object, this is kind IPFS. That's called a CRD, custom resource definition. You pass it parameters and you can have some custom code running that will act on those parameters to create things. I put some examples here. These are some great Kubernetes operators that exist, the Postgres operator. If you change the size of it, it knows how to handle wall backups. You don't need to be a DBA to run Postgres if you use the operator, Prometheus, same way. If you deal with Prometheus monitoring, you can edit Prometheus targets on the fly without going in and adding any of the config files. And of course, this one, this one that we're discussing right now. All the minutia to do with setting up an IPFS cluster, you probably noticed that I didn't do any of it, right? A little bit more deeper into the weeds what, how this actually works. It's basically, it's an IPFS node with IPFS cluster installed next to it. This is the standard IPFS cluster that you know and love. Additionally, the way the followership works, there's one additional pod for every cluster that you're following. So if you're following 10 different clusters, good work, there'll be 10 additional pods that are all here. Basically they're connecting to this IPFS node and making requests to IPFS to store content. The way this looks at a whole cluster, and this is actually the reason why an operator is necessary is that to set up the entire cluster, it is, whoa, it's very complicated. But you can see here, we have a number of IPFS nodes.  Internally, these IPFS clusters are doing a lot of complicated stuff. They all have peer IDs. They have a consensus protocol which might be RAFT or CRDT. They're talking to each other, doing membership joins and all this. Your application is this yellow box sitting over here. This is the experience that you want.  And then over here on the left, that's you. I can just say, I want to read this file over IPFS and it should just work like magic. Yeah, so I wanna show an example of this. Let's do that. Okay, I have my handy-dandy nodes right here. So let me just copy that. Hello from Kate. Let's go ahead and use IPFS cluster add to add that to the cluster, not with a capital letter, but lowercase. There we go. So this adds it to the cluster. This is indeed adding it to the cluster that is running in Kubernetes. I set up a port forward. But what you can see is that we get an ID back and we can fetch this over IPFS or even through the gateway. Yeah, there we go. It's visible over IPFS. And indeed you can do this with any of them. Echo, random, let's put this IPFS cluster add more files. We get a different CID. Let's see what we got IPFS, DHT, find probes. Let's find this file that we just created.  Let me use the other one, just in case of your problem. Okay, so the file that we added a little bit earlier, we gotta give it some time to propagate, but the file that we added a little bit earlier, these are IPFS nodes that are running in our cluster. And indeed if we were to exec into one of these, there we go, IPFS ID, what's my ID? This is this F3, it looks like that's this one right here. So we are indeed storing these files on the cluster that we created and fetching them anyway. This is the observation that I wanna really like hit home here is that you can add files and retrieve it off of IPFS. Doing that is easy, all the complicated parts, generating the peer IDs, generating the cluster secret. I bet you didn't even know that you had to do that just from looking at this. Yeah, wow, complicated. And yes, this is the overall point for putting this out here. We wanna use things like this, use operators to lower the barrier to entry.  But if there is an operator out there that is easy to pick up, maybe that puts them in a position where they're actually able to try it. Yeah, compatibility layer level, this is a sort of a matrix to show like where different types of operators are. I would honestly say we're still in the very developing phase of this. So we're probably somewhere between level one and level two. We can do the basic install and we can handle some light changes. Like you can see that I can increase the scale of it and I can do some on the fly changes. As some of these deep insights and stuff like that are to be or to come later, I guess, still working on it, still work in progress. Yeah, I'd put us right around level one, level two, something like that. And to top this off, where can you find it? This is being developed in conjunction with Red Hat Emerging Technologies. So its current home is right there, Red Hat ET IPFS operator. Once we get this into more of a production state, it will be on operator hub. Red Hat is planning on making sure that this is available on OpenShift. And of course, we will include it and make it as widely available as possible as it grows in maturity. And I think that is it for me, hopefully. Oh, one sec, I nearly forgot. I wanted to see, yeah, how many nodes that we could create. I'm going for 100. Looks like we created, looks like 41 is the highest ones. I did do a little bit of time, some timing on this before. It takes right around, I wouldn't say like 20, 25 minutes to create a full 100 node IPFS cluster. But dare I say that is much faster than creating it manually. So there we go. I think that's it for me, thank you. Yeah, great. So today I want to give an update on the DHT routing table health study that we've been conducting at ProBlab. And so I'm going to start quickly by introducing, because this is a bit technical, so the KADMNA DHT routing table, the way it works. So KADMNA is a distributed hash table, which is basically a decentralized overlay network in which there is no central peer. And each node has to know at least some of the other peers participating in the network just to be connected. And this set of peers is called the routing table. And so in the KADMNA implementation, all of the peers that are in this routing table are sorted, so are sorted in what's called KBACats, which is defined by the core distance between a peer ID and another peer ID. Each bucket is cut at 20 peers. So I'm going to just give a quick example to illustrate better. So for instance, if we take a random peer identified by an 8-bit string, so 0, 1, 1, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0. And I just generated some random other 8-bit strings and I filled in those peers or those bit strings in the KBACAT of the initial peer. And as we can see, so the logic is if two bit string pair of prefix of length X, it's going to be in the bucket X. So for instance, in the bucket zero, all of the peers start with a one, whereas our reference peers start with a zero. And so on. So for instance, in bucket two, the all of the peers share a common prefix of length two. And we can see that when the peers are generated randomly, which is the case for IPFS or IPTP identifiers, we expect to have a lot of peers in the low ID bucket and a way fewer in the higher ID bucket and in an exponential way. So to measure a bit the health of the actual network, we use the NebulaCroller, which will try to, that will crawl the network and provide a snapshot with all of the peers that are online and all the state of the routing table. So all of the peers that are in each node, a routing table. And so for this specific study, the data was taken out of 28 crawls. So from 20 snapshots of the network over one week. And so the methodology we used to, yeah, for this study. So given the global snapshot, we were able to reproduce the K-Bucket for each of the peers simply by computing sort distance between each of the peer in the routing table and the reference peer. And from the global view, let's say we are able to see if some of the node should be included in a K-Bucket, but are actually missing from the K-Bucket we retrieved from the network crawl. So we can see what the theoretical bucket should be and what they actually are. And also for this study, it was a bit hard to compute all of the XOR distances because to see if any of the peer were missing, we need to get the X closest peers to a specific peer ID, which is computationally expensive as the XOR distance is not linear. And so we implemented a binary try in Python to speed things up. So the results we get from this study is the first we want to study what's the ratio of peers that are in someone's routing table but are unreachable from the network. And so basically stale entries in the routing table. So that's the result we get. So for Bucket 0 to 8, the rate is quite low. So the Buckets 0 to Bucket 8 are the bucket that are full that contain 20 peers almost all of the time. And so the rate is very low. It's on average out of the 20 peers that are in the Bucket 0.75 are unreachable. So that's very good given the high train rate that we observed in IPFS. And for the Bucket 9 to 21, we observed a higher rate but it's still very acceptable. And so I think we obtain different results for the low ID bucket and the higher ID bucket because the replacement method is different. Is implemented differently in Google. Now to the next measurement. So now we want to see if the distribution is the distribution of the peers in the key buckets is as we expected. So as the peer idea are expected to be generated randomly over the key space of 256 bits, we expect that buckets. So yeah, there will be a half thing on the candidates that are eligible for each of the buckets. And so we can see that Bucket 0 to 8 are capped at the maximum of 20. And then we can see this experimental growth or decline going down. And so that's exactly the number we expected, which is good. And so when we look at the rate or the number of missing peers for each bucket, we can see that for the full buckets, so yeah, sorry again, the missing peers are if first bucket is not full and second there is a peer in the network that would have fit this bucket, but that is actually not in this bucket that we've been able to observe using the global snapshot. Then the missing peers rate for the full bucket is very low. It's 0.12 out of the 20 peers and it's a bit higher for the higher ID bucket, but again, it is still very, very acceptable. And now getting to the, so one of the key properties of the Academy at DHT is that the node is supposed to be aware are to have the 20 closest peers to itself in its routing table just for routing property. And what we observe is that given the high turn rate again, so we expect to have not 100% obviously because some nodes are entering and leaving the network. So it changed us constantly. We observe surprisingly that 61% of the peers know all of their 20 closest peers. So all of the 20 closest peers are in the KBuffets and 95% of the peers know at least 18 out of the 20 closest peers, which is also excellent. So what we can tell from this study is that the DHT is very healthy maybe more than we could have expected. So it's perfect. So we have a very low rate of sale on trees in the KBuffets, the peer distribution is as expected. Only a few peers are missing from the routing table, which is good again. And a very high rate of no 18 out of the 20 closest peers. So that's very good. So the Pro Lab is doing a lot of RFM. I think at the moment there are 20 RFM that we publish on the GitHub repo protocol slash network measurement. So you can encourage you to go and check them out. We already published one, which is RFM two and this one RFM 19. So there is a report with much more details that is available on the, so the peers and mayors. Yeah, but the report is already accessible. And so I'm gonna give some more details on this at the IPFS thing next week. So if you're around, make sure to attend the measuring IPFS track. And we also measure some things that were odd and may mean that the THD isn't as healthy on some other aspect as we think because the diversity in the low ID pocket is lowering over time. And so it might become a problem because the network may become centralized. And here are some references with some links so I will pull them later on the Google Docs. And yeah, that's it for me.


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overload here, so we know today Halloween kills had its world premiere out at Venice Jamie Lee Curtis got that award for her Status in the filmmaking industry and everything she's done over the last who knows how long it has it released her career and a lot of people are pretty Upset or just bothered by these mixed reviews are coming out. It says here It's currently sitting at a 50% out of eight reviews. I'm sure that's grown by the time I'm done with this record I'm sure that's grown probably like 12 or even higher And the 50% has turned into something higher as well Well, here's one of the reviews from discussing films as halloween kills is a blood filled roller coaster of a film with some of the Most gnarly kills the slasher franchise has ever created and then they have a link of course to the their full review down below now That's one of the more positive things that have come out as a response to the screen is happening at this festival Another one from Variety Halloween kills review it will feed your nostalgia for mediocre slasher sequels one of the more not so friendly Reviews as it pertains to again these screenings. They're happening in Venice all of these screenings not just the world premiere They've got several different ones some to the public others privates just repressed another one from the Hollywood reporter David Gordon Green has made exactly the kind of Whitlist worthless sequel that bled that led bled the franchise dry in the 1980s and 90s another one of the more not so favorable reviews and Here we have another one coming up Halloween kills Michael Myers most brutal killing spree yet One in particular had me squirming in my seat a further exploration exploration of trauma in thirst for revenge boiling under the surface What surprised me the most was the post-credits tease for something after ends Don't know how true that is if there's actually a post-credits scene after Halloween kills Then I guess we'll find out by just staying and waiting for after the credits another one here comes from the rap Michael Myers lives to kill yet again in effective sequel another one of the more favorable reviews coming out about this film as it pertains to the screenings happening out in Venice right now and Again, just as you see I'm kind of all over the place I wanted to just pick random ones to kind of show you how mixed they are So another one Halloween kills is a sharp sequel that proves Michael Myers still has some more scares up his sleeve Another more of the one familiar ones from slash film Just yeah, these reviews they're they're up and down up and down in the middle mix negative positive They're they're all over the place at this point another one here Halloween kills is a darker meaner more disturbing entry in the franchise The kills are absolutely brutal and shocking in the best way It was great seeing old characters again, and there's a flashback that blew my mind Sadly, this is 100% half a film and it ends abruptly as you see there They didn't finish that to kind of hone in the point They're trying to get across it ends abruptly as expected since we know Halloween ends It's supposed to be the end chapter of the trilogy the last one here on our screen here today Halloween kills is a devilishly fun gory and gruesome and soaked in bloodshed The people of Haddonfield have been rocked and so will viewers full of callbacks and Easter eggs This is a horrid delight for fans and audiences alike So that's all I really have this show for the reviews I'm sure there are plenty of others that you guys will bring up down in the conversation Or just other ones that you've seen online if you're on Twitter if you're on Instagram If you're on Facebook or if you're just someone serving through rotten tomatoes for whatever reason How do I feel about this? I don't care one way or another and when I said I'm not saying that I don't care about critic reviews I do I do like to hear what people think about a movie I do like to see what they're saying worked for a film for them and what they say didn't work for a film with them But what I'm seeing a lot of is people honing in on these reviews Rather than to kind of reading them and trying to understand where a person is coming from because by reading these reviews Some of the ones have spoilers in them So I get I can get if you don't want to read a lot of them But by reading a lot of these you can kind of dissect for yourself Who here was a horror fan and who here kind of was just not someone this Was going to please to begin with because you're not a fan of this genre and now you're just coming down on it You're familiar with the genre and you're familiar with this franchise because you are familiar with John Carpenter's 1970 classic film, but you're not someone who's in love with the slasher genre So then you're here kind of just Putting a damper on a movie that a lot of people are looking forward to etc, etc You know, I get it But at the same time I do like to look at these things and see what people are saying when it pertains to what they're saying worked What didn't work one thing I'm noticing to be the common thing might just be lack of character development Which is not shocking since we have all of these returning characters one thing that I didn't really get Was the standout comment about Jamie Lee Curtis taking a backseat. We already knew that and when I say we I mean the collective few of us Who are diehard halloween fans diehard horror fans those of us staying in the know about what's going on with this franchise? And what was the plan to begin with we had a understanding of that We knew Jamie Lee Curtis would be taking a backseat Maybe she's taking too much of a backseat and maybe I'll agree with that sentiment after seeing the film But I just don't understand that fully just yet because I haven't seen the movie I'm noticing a lot of things in these reviews that don't really make a lot of sense Being too gory being too well I won't say being too gory, but saying it has too many too many kills or even saying yes It has too much gore. I mean the title of itself is kind of its selling point and The trailer itself also is showing you what you will be getting But maybe again, it's all just coming down to the execution because again There are plenty of good movies that have bad trailers plenty of bad movies that have excellent trailers, but For us Halloween fans and just for people who watch my channel in general Keep in mind. We still have a movie named Jeepers Creepers are born to look forward to which may or may not be a Letdown. There's no way that this movie is worse than Jeepers Creepers are born There's there's just no way there's no way Jeepers Creepers were born will be better than Halloween kills There's no way that'll be better than screen 5 There's no way it'll be better than most of these movies I see people complaining about already or just having nays About Malignant being one of them. I know that's kind of up and down in and of itself getting mixed to positive reviews from what I'm seeing But this stuff from Halloween kills out of the festival I wouldn't be too concerned about this go and watch the movie judge it for yourself Of course when you watch my spoiler for review Do not listen to my words and then just say that don't take I don't want anyone who listened to me to take my words as just like this Undeniable gospel that you can't have something that's different from me and in your thought process as long as you're being respectful towards me And you enjoy what I have to say about a product my thoughts on the product might not be your thoughts Just like with these people and keep in mind have these people seen Halloween 5 When's the last time they've seen Halloween 5 which we know is one of the worst entries When's the last time they've seen how we resurrection because if you read some of these reviews They are being a little harsh on this movie. That's just my honest opinion on what I've read so far They are being a little harsh I don't really get get it and you just have to keep in mind how many Halloween movies Have you actually seen because the lot of these other entries? They're not as bad as the way you are making this one sound Howling kills for all it for all that I will assume will have some problems with the development of its characters Might have some issues as far as it's not being overly scary It might just be more action-packed, which is fine to me But you know, I'll have my thoughts on this channel at some point Let me know what you guys think about these reviews down in the comments section below If you haven't already, of course, make sure you subscribe turn on post notification and miss a video in the description I've linked some of social media accounts on my Facebook Twitter and Instagram You can message me there Of course, there's any movies and reviews like me to cover in the future and with all that in mind guys I will see you in the next video


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KO Thank You. भी की खक्रयी Comicsस. आप या. या. ... अगर अगर आप दँन्दा पटेंगा फीखा से फीखा का बाईन मिलेगा एक ये चाएद पे तो आप ये बाद कर रहें तुसर आप सो मोटो करें की अपने मन से मैं अपने ने डोकिमन्ट लिखा और मैं अपने मन से चला गय सुप्रिट्न कोड के तरुजे तुसर आप सोर ये आप नहींके ञाजleyhe has taken long time to now he is submitting this report. ये झान्वरी 2020 ऴी उपे पका तुसर गगर से अपने रहें. तुसम बागर 2020 डिषम बागर और जीखाम से लिएई उप्रस्वि्याब दिसम बाद लगीई कर तुसाब से अपने रहागे. जर दिनने कि और वो कोंएकी जाँएके कि ईस कि जाएकेकी ध़ेते हैं। आप दे था। मधिल्रदिए। आवकी यगे से ज़न परजिनान बाध की और देवान पाद्खवासक्यजा मूँे आप वराच़ आवक भी, भी आप देवान की भतदीसे कि लगते हैं आपुशा मूँँओ, विशुगर चित ज़िरे मूँँ. और कूँ कि anlat और बज़ घनार खा� safelyं स्लित से � videos लिगेदा कुँट Tú सब ज़ंः away कूँँँँँfrom अस थोभास�inct हर रिया फीम ब aliens but at the same time the members some of the members feel that going to the court or going to the ministry अत रालिएकिदी मेंने कुरा लेसरमोडल, क्येवाश्धागीा वाश्धागागी कराएगागागागी काछाद्दो की सदियागाजागाईचाद, अब आस्ध्देखागी क्तपाश्चदियाईचादगागी कि Somehow, the opposition has been used by the people, in the 1985-year-old history of the AFF, this has never happened. For somebody's personal benefit, the Federation is being destroyed.  在 ۓ ۚ ےۖ ۚۓ ۚ ۙ MUSIC ۖ ۖ ۙ Understand the इसारे रई़ा दूमस्ट्रिक श्वट्चर कर लिए देश्वाज श्वेखा।bagi kyi atlea mith jeshti ka. how come the play players who are playing 70 matches, 60 matches a year, now have come down to 20 matches, what the President and his committee is doing about it. Nothing. You were talking about international tournament. Let me talk about it. Asian, Asian women's, we just held it, isn't it?  ौद्चमा । । । । । । इसा एद्की खड़िएन हो और जून्या में जीनो ने अपना प्रोप्रती को लेके अपने प्रोप्रती को खुठ सावोटाज की आँई ताकी किसी अर के नया प्रोप्रती आखे उसके उपर आजा एप. on television or in stadiums that clearly reflects the lack of any kind of progress overall i think anybody who misuses his position and overstays his position in his or her position only primarily because of that i say that he will go down as the worst ever president and if he misuses his position he has no right to be there if he is there because if he has the interest of the federations at heart if he has spent the last 10 years 12 years building a proper structure in a proper organization then surely he must have this in his mind that after his three terms are over this will be the next person who will take over from him and take it forward shouldn't that be the approach to building a federation over a long term any organization over a long term it should which i was actually coming i was coming to that only i am saying if someone has to stand up is there someone there will be there are people i know i know people are planning but i i can't at the moment talk for them but privately a lot of people are telling me that they are planning this cannot go on forever this cannot go on forever i honestly think the best answer is because somebody's lawyer has told him completely and just do it or appoint or nominate mrs nitha money as as the de facto president of all india football federation and let's be done with it let's let's put an end to this conversation forever that i cannot say but at the same time this cannot go on just because somebody's lawyer has told him that we will pull you through for another two years somewhere or the other that means it is an institution you are destroying actually he's destroying the institution what you what you tell what you say about the president who or an office bearer who destroys his own institution what do you say about it isn't it they might they might in a very different they might look at it in a way different way that that for so many years you've been working on a certain project in a certain way the ileague the nfl whatever it might be and and your several tournaments that happen but at that time i'm saying pre isl pre i all of this conversations were strife then also we were all involved in what is going on nothing is growing how will we grow we play football nobody wants to see right so conversations were happening then also that something needed to be changed but that has gone to the backstage now now now the thing is that unlawful people are occupying the position that's all but my point is someone has come in and brought but so indian football biggest problem even i'm saying indian football sir biggest problem indian football was pre i'm just saying pre was that to all his credit is restricted between 2028 and 2020 that's all how i and and yeah if like i mean i i don't know the house but if i had a house and i would have sold that house to someone i would have given it to someone in the company so i would have given his credit and i think in the same way bhai one thing i want to ask you if you are sitting on the street you are sitting on the street that time i was telling you that to change indian football this is one way this is an idea and these people want to change it simple what do you say you tell me when they were coming in 2010 when they were making all these plans at that time we were also a little nervous we used to invite them to talk in the hotel room we used to invite them to talk in the hotel room and from that time since then we are giving the same opinion which we are giving today that your plan is fundamentally flawed and the plan is not focused on developing the sport in the country of india the plan is focused simply on creating private properties making profit for certain private organizations and that's about it that is that is all that has changed in the last 10 or 12 years since profil padel has been president of the all india football foundation nothing else and that includes yes to some extent the positive that you are seeing that 30 or 40 or 50 indian players are now making a very decent living more than decent living that's why that's why that's why that's why that's why that's why that is the one small thing and they have to do atleast that much because if you don't have the players on board then this kind of nonsense you will never be able to get away with fair fair basically what I was doing was it can't just be that 3 people are pounding on one thing it is not a conversation you know you got to balance the plane a bit and अवश्टोन आजट नहीं, भी आजट्टं, थेधिया जबड सैसी ज़़ोग बवाज वि चाश्वाद करए नहीं, आज्टट करए नहीं, येवज्ट करए श्वี่त करावन्नियग आजट विच्टीक करे नहीं और पालर कराश देर आजट नेजट है? अगर बाजत्टा सकाश़ि धूदोंगीट... जाडोग बाजन्तीएा के पीगीट हैसे... जाडोग पहले आप लोग है, लगत्टा मैं कुल ग़ाईट तो जाग चाडोंगीट ब भूँड़े चाआब आब. पचा पचा पचाद पर पर पर पर एनाम भेने वाले किपने आप पूषो अगा पूँछ ने भी दूडना परगा यहा नहीं नहीं और नहीं आप प्चाट रच्ची करोड़ कि भाज़ तूए बहाई than where are the game for players across age groups, where are the game for women, what are the results and standing of the national teams. Investment to what end, you pay the top players in the country to keep their mouth shut and make sure that ये हम हम तो एक और शो मार देंगे फिर एसे चलते रहेगा मेरे खल से एसे चलते रहेगा, because the people are desperate and people want to be there as I said a handful of... पुष कम श्वाब नहीं होगा, legal something from the members nothing's gonna happen I'm sure they have very good lawyers they can keep stalling for as long as they want Yes, that is the main strength otherwise how do you spend 3 crores on legal matters I have the copy of the AFF audit report 3 crores on legal matters and not even 1 crore on under 16 tournament what are you talking about I don't know how much but it is less than 3 crores actually less than 3 yeah less than 3 it should be less than 3 that is the strength legal matters is the strength but it can only be solved by FIFA I don't like FIFA is their friend and they are being given tournaments they get tournaments every day that is fine FIFA will not act unless somebody from India within India complains why should FIFA get into it if there is a market in the house if someone complains then FIFA will act otherwise why should they interfere in member association's affluence and I don't like Supreme Court getting into it if you ask me I don't like Supreme Court at the maximum Supreme Court should say that hold your election according to the old constitution till the new constitution comes hold your election in the next 2 months that would be the best thing if Supreme Court says see because we have multiple examples in India of these kind of political things happening and therefore federations going into legal battles and bands happening for example I think Shiva Keshvan's last Olympic Games Winter Olympics the Olympic Association at that time was banned so he was actually not competing under the Indian flag he was competing as problem is people don't want to go to Supreme Court because that will be taken as an excuse one case by Rahul Mehra has been taken an excuse to postpone the election for 15 months 15 months till now 15 months it will be I don't know how many months it will be and if another person goes from wherever he is then what will happen also we feel like like we saw in the case of the BCCIA with the Lodha committee being set up that massive investigation all of that happened they appointed administrators and nothing changed as far as the governance or the running of the BCCIA is concerned or any of that so going to the Supreme Court and expecting them to sort out your house is a very tall ask I have to say that I am not for government interference in sporting bodies as such at all I think these bodies are meant to be autonomous they are meant to be independent in their actions independently and not pressured by the government and it should remain that way so this sewer motor stuff that the AFF is doing going to the Supreme Court and all I think they should stop with all that they should sewer motor find the will to hold elections and carry on respect to Rahul Mehra there is a person on the chat Mehra sir is behind the federation there are people like them he stays there behind them so you have got to give it to him he has gone to court on the same case that is Minerva owner Mr. Ranjit Bajaj he has filed a case 2-3 days ago against the federation on the same for stalling the elections but this is a part of that the part of that same case only it has been another application in the same case you will meet again after 2 months whatever that we cannot say what Supreme Court will do we cannot say no we will meet again after 2 months after 2 months that Supreme Court has not given any meaning if we stay here we will know that we have already taken it hahaha okay anything else gentlemen would you like to add on this chat otherwise we will call it a day or call it a night in fact and don't think I only think only thing is that football should go on those whatever little bit of Indian football is going on whatever little bit is going on let it go on that's the thing yesterday like very eventful match between Mohan Magan and Blue Star of Sri Lanka not because of the game happening because they were I am getting a one after one I got photos that people are demonstrating against ATK saying the name should be removed even there was a poster saying that we are your supporters we are not your customers there is a photo has come so all these things happening people are raising voice against corporatization of football too much of corporatization of football that is one of the positive thing I feel nothing might happen we can be we can talk in a very negative if someone is investing close to 50-60 crore decided to invest 50-60 cr in your club and so on I think there is a merit to it also there is merit to it that you are doing and then you can probably use it to sort of grow the club even more than what it used to be nobody is stopping them from growing the club they said it's after the name because lots of people have spent lots more money in football in the world over but they have not put their names in front of their club the way Manchester United not Glacier Manchester United is it so no Barcelona was never what you call that air company what is that airlines company they were not that so all if you look at currently I mean again I am not at all in any way as a supporter of this big money in football by any stretch but if you look at the city football group for example they have taken from Manchester city they have taken the city and they have built their entire company name based on whatever they found in terms of the heritage of Manchester city football club and applied that to then their company and its wider network around the world now that they have built so this approach naming seems very confused to me that way ISL has a good good rule also ISL rule is fine but no company's name can be put in front of the club ISL has a very clear fit rule also in this which you cannot do that is whatever little good point I can see ESC they have parted company day for yesterday they have parted company yesterday ESC is not for a new sponsor who could be booted out after one year I think sir there we are getting that a lot of boys have not been paid yeah and big amount of money no that is a that is a not we have already got 8 transfer ban we will get another transfer ban 8 or 9 players have not been paid but that is a point between ESC is saying Switzerland should pay and Switzerland is saying that is the point yes yes I think Switzerland is right because these players when they were signed they were signed by ESC how can why should ESC pay for them isn't it why should that company lose his money I think moral of the story is Indian football there is never a dull day to talk about to talk about for today we have reached 59 we will finish at 60 guys I hope you enjoyed this chat and as far as you guys talking about Mumbai we will wait for Mumbai's third game to take place and then we will talk about not just what happened in the third game but we will talk about the three games and give you a Polish perspective and of course we don't talk about historic and so on and so forth yes credit to them but we will look back and we will say in terms of gameplay that they dominate that you see something different from an Indian team amongst some of the best teams in Asia and we will talk about it after that third game so for that we will stay connected along with IWL will start our brother is on that car IWL will also come on TV so it is not that we cannot watch the match we will watch it on TV and will talk about it and try to do a couple of shows at least on the IWL and Rahebaat national team sir friendlies are there in April let's see what happens when the camp is starting any idea 21st no idea end of this month I have forgotten the date end of this month they will slowly get their players also because players will also be busy in AFC carp but it is all right and most important of course it is no more important to Federation the Santosh Trophy is beginning in tomorrow and there is that company that is putting it online our man Leslie will be there so we can get some good he is going for the Santosh Trophy he is in Kerala he can he is in Kerala I played the first Santosh Trophy in Kerala yes in Tiruvannanthapuram in Tiruvannanthapuram then we came to know what is the level of Delhi football we came back but guys nice conversation we hope you enjoyed watching this conversation but you know Delhi won a Santosh Trophy in 1944 the only time Delhi won atleast you can do a talk show on that it was unique and Delhi was late by a person who later 4 years later went on to become the Pakistan's first captain Osman Jaan who was the goalkeeper he was the captain in the Santosh Trophy which Delhi won I was going to see also Pushpinder Kundu was in that squad also Pushpinder Kundu was in that squad you never know you never know well done nice conversation guys thank you so much for taking our time and we will of course see all of you after Mumbai City's third game in the AFC Champions League this was another episode of 420 grams spread the show tell as many people because I failed to believe there are only 250 people who can join us for a show let's try taking it to 500 let's from 500 to 1000 because there are many people and we are still not touching a lot of people so try spreading it to as many people tell them there is a show that talks in football on a regular basis Hindi English whatever comes in their mind so come join us and enjoy these conversations thank you so much for watching goodbye


The Cube presents KubeCon and CloudNativeCon Europe 2022, brought to you by Red Hat, the CloudNative Computing Foundation and its ecosystem partners. Welcome to Valencia, Spain. In KubeCon and CloudNativeCon Europe 2022, I'm Keith Townsend. My co-host, Paul Gillan, Senior Editor, Enterprise Architecture for SiliconANGLE. We're going to talk, or continue to talk to amazing people. The coverage has been amazing, but also the city of Valencia is beautiful. I have to eat a little crow. I landed and I saw the convention center. Paul, have you got out and explored the city at all? Absolutely. My first reaction to Valencia when we were out in this industrial section was, this looks like Cincinnati. Yes. But then I got on the bus there a second day here, 10 minutes to downtown, another world.  Beautiful city. I compared it to Charlotte. No disrespect to Charlotte, but this is an amazing city. Nainasian, Principal Product Manager at Red Hat and Roland Russ, also Principal Product Manager at Red Hat. We're going to talk a little serverless. I'm going to get this right off the bat. People get kind of feisty when we call things like K-native serverless. What's the difference between something like a Lambda and K-native? So I'll start. Lambda is like a function as a service, right? Which is one of the definitions of serverless. Serverless is a deployment platform now. When we introduce serverless to containers through K-native, that's when the serverless got revolutionized. It democratized serverless. Lambda was proprietary based.  And then came K-native, which brought serverless to containers where all those benefits of easy, practical, event-driven running on demand, going up and down, all those came to containers. So that's where K-native comes into picture. Yeah, I would also say that K-native is based on containers from the very beginning. And so it really allows you to run arbitrary workloads in your container, whereas with Lambda you have only a limited set of languages that you can use. And you have a runtime contract there, which is much easier with K-native to run your applications. For example, if it's coming in a language that is not supported by Lambda. And of course, the major, the most important benefit of K-native is that it's run on top of Kubernetes, which means, which allows you to run your serverless platform on any part, any other Kubernetes installation. So I think this is one of the biggest things. I think we saw about three years ago there was a burst of interest around serverless computing and really some very compelling cost arguments for using it. And then it seemed to die down. We haven't heard a lot about serverless. And maybe I'm just not listening to the right people, but what is it going to take for serverless to kind of break out and achieve its potential? Yeah, I would say that really the big advantage of course of K-native in that case is that you can scale down to zero. I think this is one of the big things that will really bring more people on to board because you really save a lot of money with that if your applications are not running when they are not used. And yeah, it takes really, yeah, I think also that the, because you don't have this vendor login part thing. When people realize that there are more, that you can run it really on every Kubernetes platform, then I think that the rise of server, the journey of serverless will continue. And I will add that the event-driven applications, there hasn't been enough buzz around them yet. There is, but serverless is going to bring a new leash and life on them, right? The other thing is the ease of use for developers. With K-native we are introducing a new programming model, the functions where you don't even have to create containers. It would create containers for you. So you create the services but not the containers? Right now you create the containers and then you deploy them in a serverless fashion using K-native. But the container creation was on the developers. And functions is going to be the third component of K-native that we are developing upstream and Rad had donated that project. It's going to be where code to cloud capability.  So I call a function or it's funny, we're kind of circular with this. What used to be I write a function and put it into a container, this service will provide that function. I just call that function as if I'm developing kind of a local, my local, but local effort. So if there's a repetitive thing that the community wants to do, you'll provide that as a predefined function or as a service. Yeah, exactly. So functions really helps the developer to bring their code into the container. So it's really kind of a new abstraction over top of K-native. And of course it's also more opinionated approach. It's really more closer coming to Lambda now because this also comes with a programming model which means that you have certain signature that you have to implement and other stuff. But you can also create your own templates but because at the end it's always what matters is that you have a container at the end that you can run on K-native. What kind of applications is serverless really the ideal platform? Yeah, so of course the ideal application is a HTTP based web application that has no state and that has a very non-uniform traffic shape which means that for example if you have a business where you only have spikes at certain times like maybe for Superbowl or Christmas if you're once selling some merchandise like that then you can scale up from zero very quickly and arbitrary high depending on the load. And this is I think the big benefit over for example Kubernetes or sort of auto-scaler where it's more like indirect measure where you're scaling based on CPU and memory but here it's directly relates one to one to the traffic that is coming in to concurrent requests and yeah, so this helps a lot for non-uniform traffic shapes that I think this is one of the ideal use case. But I think that is one of the most used or defined one but I do believe that you can write almost all applications. There are some of course that would not be the right load but as long as you are handling state through external mechanism. Let's say for example you're using database to save the state or you're using physical volume to mount to save the state. It increases the density of your cluster because when they are running the containers would pop up when your application is not running the container would go down and the resources can be used to run any other application that you want to use, right? So when I'm thinking about Lambda I kind of get the event driven nature of Lambda. I have a S3 bucket and if a S3 event is driven then my functions as a service will start and that's kind of the listening service. How does that work with K-Native or a Kubernetes based thing? Because I don't always have an event driven thing that I can think of that kicks off. Like how can I do that in Kubernetes? So I'll start. So it is exactly the same thing. In K-Nature world it's the container that's going to come up and your services in the container that will do the processing of that same event that you are talking. So that's the notification came from S3 service when the object got dropped. That would trigger an application and in world of Kubernetes K-Native it's the container that's going to come up with the service in it. Do the processing either fire another service or whatever it needs to do. So K-Native is listening for the event and when the event happens then K-Native executes the container. Exactly, so there's the concept of a K-Native source which is kind of my depth to the external world for example for the three bucket and as soon as their event coming in K-Native will wake up that service will transmit this event as a cloud event which is another standard from the CNCF and then when the service is done then service spins down again to zero so that the service is only running when there are events and which is very cost effective and which people really actually like to have this kind of dynamic scaling up from zero to one and even higher like that. Lambda has been sort of synonymous with serverless in the early going here. Is K-Native a competitor to Lambda? Is it complementary? Would you use the two together? Yeah, I would say that Lambda is offering from AWS so it's a cloud service there. K-Native itself is a platform so you can run it in the cloud and there are also cloud offerings like from IBM but you can also run it on premise for example that's the alternative so you can also have hybrid set scenarios where you really can put one part into the cloud the other part on premise and I think there's a big difference that you have a much more flexibility and you can avoid this kind of render look in compared to AWS Lambda. Is K-Native provides specifications and confirmation tests? So you can move from one service to another so from if you are on IBM offering that's using K-Native and if you go to a cloud Google offering that's on K-Native or a Red Hat offering on K-Native it should be seamless because they are both conforming to the same specifications of K-Native but whereas if you are in Lambda there are custom deployments so you are only going to be able to run those workloads only on AWS. So K-Native Kucan, a co-located event is part of Kucan. I'm curious as to the level of effort in the user interaction for deploying K-Native because when I think about Lambda or Cloud Run or one of the other functions as a service there is no back end that I have to worry about and I think this is where some of the debate becomes over server list versus some other definition. What's the level of lifting that needs to be done to deploy K-Native in my Kubernetes environment? Like is this something that comes as a base part of the OpenShift install or do I have to like, you know, I have to.  Okay, so actually for OpenShift it's a code layer product so you have this catalog of operator that you can choose from and OpenShift server list is one part of that so it's really kind of a one-click install where you have also get a default configuration you can flexibly configure it as you like and this is really, yeah it's a, I think we think that's a good use experience and of course you can go to this cloud offerings like Google Cloud one or IBM code engine. They just have everything set up for you and you have also different alternatives you have hand charts, you can install K-Native in different ways.  For example, we mentioned that when an event comes in then there's a broker in the middle of something which just patches all the events to the services and there you can have a different back end system like Kafka or AMQ piece so you can have very production grade messaging system which really are responsible for delivering your events to your service. Now K-Native has reached, I'm sorry, did I interrupt you? No, I was just going to say that K-Native when we talk about, we generally just talk about the server less deployment model, right? And the eventing gets eclipsed in. That eventing which provides this infrastructure for producing and consuming event is inherent part of K-Native, right? So you install K-Native, the eventing also that you install eventing and then you are ready to connect all your disparate systems through events with cloud events. That's the specification we use for consistent and portable events, so. K-Native recently admitted to the, or accepted by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, incubating their congratulations as a big step. Thank you. How does that change the outlook for K-Native adoption? So we have got a lot of support now from the CNCNF, which is really great. So we could be part of this conference, for example, which was not so easy before that. And we see really a lot of interest and we also heard before the move that many contributors were not started into looking into K-Native because of this kind of non-being part of a neutral foundation. But so they were kind of afraid that the project would go away anytime like that. And we see the adoption really increases but slowly at the moment. So we are still in ramping up there and we really hope for more contributors and yeah. That's very real. Like CNCNF is almost synonymous with open source and trust, right? So being in CNCNF and then having this first K-Native con event as part of KubeCon, we are hoping, and it's a recent addition to CNCNF as well, right? So we are hoping that this events and these interviews, this will catapult more interest into serverless. So I'm really, really hopeful and I only see positive from here on out for K-Native. Well, I can sense the excitement K-Native con sold out that congratulations on that. Thank you. I can talk about serverless all day. It's a topic that I really love. It's a fascinating way to build applications and manage applications, but we have a lot more coverage to do today on the queue from Spain. From Valencia, Spain, I'm Keith Townsend along with Paul Gillan, and you're watching the queue, the leader in high tech coverage.