All right. Can you hear me guys? All right. Before I, uh, before I start, can I have a selfie with you all? Is it okay? All right. Thank you. All right. Thank you so much. Well, uh, I'm her ship. I work with planet scale and, uh, I've been maintainer of it is and I've been with the project for almost, uh, six years now. And, uh, with me, I have Manan who is also working with planet scale. He joined as a intern and now he's also a maintainer of witness. He's been working for more than one year now. Um, and we are talking about scaling databases with witness today. So let's go over agenda. Uh, we'll be talking about what witnesses, uh, where it got evolved and how it, how it looks like, what it's trying to solve the purpose. And, uh, about that we'll go into the demo. Uh, we'll show you how we can actually import data from AWS RDS to witness and how it seamlessly work with rails, uh, or witness. And also, uh, based on the time, we'll also talk about some upcoming feature. So, um, with witnesses, basically, um, horizontal sharding solution on top of my SQL, uh, which, which basically means that, uh, uh, if you, if you're running out of scale on my SQL, you can put witness on top and it will, it will do seamless, uh, sharding for you. Uh, I'll talk in more details about it, uh, the, but that's what witnesses at a higher level. Uh, it's, uh, it's a CNCF graduate project. Uh, and it was started in, uh, YouTube at 2010 and it was then donated to CNCF for maintenance. And it's open source project. Uh, we have a highly, um, distributed community and the contributor across the world who is contributing to witness as a project. Uh, these are some of the client customer like, uh, uh, companies which are actually having millions of QPS on in production on witness. Uh, some of them is like a JD.com, uh, which has like, uh, into the 19, they did 35 million QPS in a, on their singles day in, uh, and now they have been doing much more on witness. Uh, there's slack who is running like 100% of their database on witness. Uh, there's square cash up a financial cash up, which also doing, which is also running their application on witness. Uh, there's planet scale, who is basically offering, uh, uh, witness, uh, they're offering powered by witness and they are running tens of thousands of clusters by now. So what is solved basically. So we talked about, right? It's all scalability issues on my SQL and there can be three types of scalability in general. Like, uh, you have, you're having a lot of QPS and you're not able to serve from single my SQL. So you need to shard and you, so that your QPS are distributed. Similarly for your data, you are running into terabytes or petabytes of data and you cannot, uh, basically, uh, keep it in single my SQL instance. Then again, you have to do sharding so, so that you are able to scale and also you're, and also connections. So you have a lot of applications who are trying to just connect to a single my SQL instance and you're running out of connections.  Let's go into some features. Uh, now, because I talked about sharding, which means you'll have a lot of, a lot of my SQL instance running per shard and you, it will be very difficult to manage. So it does a easy cluster manager for you, which means if your primary goes down, it knows which replica to bring up as a primary and it will fix all your applications stuff. And you'll, you'll just keep stuck. You'll just keep serving your traffic. Um, if, yeah. And, and it also like, um, so in cluster management, it also comes like, if you have, because you have done sharding, like, uh, you might have to also move tables across. It does know how to do it. And, and it can, you can move data tables from one database to another database and, uh, like, uh, if you, if you run out of like database on one shot, then it knows how to do resharding so that, uh, you can again keep scaling your database. Uh, one of the other thing is like, uh, you have migrations, uh, which means you, you're trying to create new table, add column, delete column, or things like that. And, uh, if it just provides you online, DDL operations, uh, which, which means that, uh, uh, you don't have to take any downtime or anything. And it will just do seamless, uh, migrations for you. Another one is the backup recovery, which means, uh, if you can tell where you have wanted to take backup for, and it will, uh, it will see, it will take backup for you. And whenever you start a new replica, it knows where, which is the latest backup. It will pull it down and, uh, uh, it will again plug it back to the replic primary and fix the replication for you. And once it is caught up, it will again go into the serving set for you. And that will also just start, uh, serving traffic for you. Yeah. Another is a query consolidation, which means, uh, if you are hitting same kind of queries or same query, basically like suppose, uh, it just got, uh, exploded with, uh, it just went, uh, global with same, same kind of information, which means you'll use every, your database start receiving same kind of query, uh, to your same shot. Then it does query consolidation for you, which means it's trying to do hot pro protection for you. And it will consolidate it, which means it will not send all the same kind of queries down. It will, it will keep buffer it and it will only send one query down and same result will just keep back, send back to you. So it tries to product your, uh, database to going down. Another is the human errors where you just wrote some bad query or you try to select all the data from all the shards or you try to update all the rows and stuff. So it put those limitations around it so that, uh, you'll, you, you won't run into getting your database down in those terms. And also you can, uh, do block listing. You can do, you can give query patterns that, that should not allow you. And it will handle, it will ensure that those kinds of query patterns does not go to my SQL. So before I go into the architecture, I just, there's just two words I want to just get into it. Uh, one is shot. I already talked about you, uh, basically a shot is nothing, but having a primary and a lot of replicas running. And then you'll have multiple shards running. And the key, key space is just a synonym, synonym, synonym to like, uh, your database, which means, uh, a key space is basically containing of multiple shards. So, uh, in our demo also will be using key space terms. So basically it's a collection of shards. Yeah, let's go into the architecture. Uh, if you, if you see here, uh, we have something called, uh, uh, shard one, shard two, shard C, two, shard N, which belongs to one key space. Um, here we are running my SQL. And on top of it, we have, we call it something called VT tablet, which is a side car, uh, which is side car, which is running along with your my SQL. What it does is basically this is the one which manages your my SQL and also any query that will come will ultimately come to this. And then it will be sent down to my SQL. This is the one which also does the connection pooling, uh, which, which means, uh, no, all the connections will be handled by this side car. Um, this expose is a GRPC, uh, API to the outside world. And the outside world is basically nothing but VT gates. Uh, VT gates are the one which will be talking to the VT tablet using the GRPC. Uh, and this is, uh, this is the entry point for your applications. So what we take it does is basically it will receive all the traffic to, uh, to it, and it will basically we take it will do the query parsing for you. And then it will do the query planning and then it will execute those plans. Um, and we take it knows where your data resides. So it will, it will send your data to the right chart. It will do the right insert selects and everything. It also, it has an, um, uh, uh, evaluation engine, which means, uh, that, uh, it knows that, uh, how to evaluate a query, how to do aggregations and ordering and everything. So it has a, we have, it has whole new engine written on, on it so that you can do cross shot queries. Um, and it, it's basically a stateless, which means you can run n number of VT gates based on how much QPS you have.  And on, on top of it, you can put a load balancer, uh, basically so that you know how to make the discovery and how to connect to the, the, the VT gate, which is the least used and VT gate talks, the MySQL protocol, which means, uh, uh, that you don't have to change anything on your application. Uh, and it knows how to basically you can just use this normal MySQL driver that is available for, for that language. And it will just continue to work as it. So you just have to change that instead of directly going to MySQL, you can just, you have to go through the VT gates. There's another component called VT CTLD, which is the admin part of, uh, the VITS cluster, which will, which will ensure it will help you to manage your VITS cluster itself. And also we have something, uh, topo server. So you can plug in any topo servers for storing VITS metadata into it. That's all about, uh, the architecture and the intro part of the VITS. Uh, I'll have Manan and over he'll talk about the demo. Hello. Can you guys hear me? I think it's working fine, right? Okay. I'm Manan. Hello, everyone. And I'm going to be taking you through the demo. The demo is really simple to follow, but it is extremely powerful in what it does. So we're going to start with the Rails app, which is connected to an RDS instance. And the entire point of the demo is to move from that RDS instance to VITS without having without, uh, and moving all your data from RDS into VITS. So first, the step that we'll do is we'll first have a VITS cluster, which is called RDS on top of RDS itself. RDS MySQL and Rails will be querying VITS RDS going through RDS. The rails will be stored in RDS, but it will be routed through VITS. So we'll be using the VT gate endpoint and a VT tablet on top of an RDS external data store. Once we have that running, we're actually going to copy all the data from that RDS key space into a VITS key space. So this VITS is the name of the key space that we're going to use for storing VITS locally. And that we're going to copy all over the data that we have in RDS over to VITS. Once we're doing that, our traffic is still going to RDS. Once that's done, we're actually going to switch the traffic to go from the RDS key space to the VITS key space. At this point, RDS is still running. It has your data, but the data has also been copied over to VITS. After that, once everything is done, everything is working, we can remove the RDS instance. You can choose to destroy the data, keep the data, do whatever you want with it. But at that point, your Rails app is running entirely with VITS. So this is the workflow that we're going to follow for the demo. Let's get started. All right. So over here, I have a RDS instance already running. It takes a little while to spin it up. So I already spun it up beforehand. And if you take a look at the databases that we have, we have one called Rails app. That's the one that we're going to use just before we continue. This font size is fine for everyone. People in the back, can you see that? All right. Great. So if you use, there we go. So here, I've already set up Rails as an app itself. So you see that there are two internal tables that Rails uses, the AR internal metadata and the schema migrations. Both of them are Rails internal tables. And there's one extra table that we've created. It's called users. We're only using that table for the purpose of this demo. Essentially, we're going to insert data into that user's table and we're going to record the latency as to how fast or how slow it was. So this is what we have at the RDS side. We have the Rails and we have already done the migration itself. I'm going to spawn the Rails server now. So we go over here. We start this page. There we go. I already had inserted a few amount of data in the beginning, but now it's going to insert about four users every second. And it's going to keep track of the latency that it took to do those insertions averaged over five seconds and that's what we're plotting over here. We're also keeping track of the total error count that we see while we're doing those insertions. Right now we're starting with zero errors, but we'll see how we go. Over here, we're going to set up a watch on. So here we're just counting like we're keeping a watch on the number of users that are there. It's essentially a very easy watch. We're just doing a select constant from users and this is running against RDS. So you can see that the user count is increasing on RDS. We're running against that. Now, if you remember from a slide, the second thing that we want to do is one of a BTS server and have it in front of RDS. So I've already have a BTS running as well. I'm running it in kind. So I'm not running it on on on Kubernetes on I'm running it Kubernetes, but not on GCP or AWS. You can do that too. With this operator works with all of those platforms. Right now I'm running in kind locally and I already have it set up so I can really quickly go over and show you the configuration that I'm using. So if you look at the configuration over here, so we have key space configurations over here. We have one with this key space. I mean, we're not using it right now, but we eventually will as I showed you in the slides. And this is completely BTS on you'll also have a MySQL instance running inside. And over here we have an RDS key space. And if you see it's using an external data store, so it's not using MySQL directly, it's using an external data store. And here you're providing the parameters to how to connect to that external data store, which RDS user RDS leave you name. These are all environment variables that I've set it out in the startup script. So now that we have BTS running a goal is to actually copy data. We want to move the traffic from RDS going directly to RDS, but through the test. So let's go ahead and do that. So we go over into the database configuration. You know, it's your demo that here right now we're using those environment variables that I configured in the test as well. RDS host RDS deep in M so we can change these host is local host because I'm running it locally. Database we're going to use is called RDS because that's the name of the key space.  The user we're going to use is user. All of this is configurable in the in the configuration of this operator. Right now we're not running with any password. So there's no protection on our on my cluster them locally, plus we don't do that in production. And the port that we have is 15 306. So take a look at the error count and take a look at the latency right now. Right now I haven't restarted that. So for any database configuration changes, I need to restart the real server. There you go. So here you see the account increased to about nine. But remember this error count is because I changed the rails configuration. I could take it down for a smile and then spawn it off again during that time. And then the latency is going to drop. This is the VT gate page. This is like a bit test VT gate. Do you guys remember that the proxy layer that's on top which is connected with the users connect to. And this is the plane for that a UI and it shows the QPS that's serving. So early on it was no QPS because we weren't wearing the test directly at all. But now we're going through the test even to ideas. So we have this graph that's coming up for QPS at VT gate. Okay. So this is all working fine. We're not running. We are still going to ideas. So look at the latency latency has come down. It stabilized to the point that it was before it spiked up for a bit, but it's back down to where it used to be. It's still going to ideas. So the data is not an ideas. If you go over to the watch on ideas, you see that the data is still being stored in ideas, but it's going through it as the next thing that we're going to do is we want to move the database, the data from that ideas key space into a witness key space, which we saw in the configuration is running all locally to do that. We have a command called move tables. Now I've already spawned this command off as well before I started the demo, move tables come on. It takes in two arguments. You can give the source key space, which for us is RDS and you can give it the in the in the parameter of this, you give it the destination key space for that is rails and rails app is just the name for the workflow. You can you can choose to provide anything there. This all parameter is saying but all tables I want to move since I'm moving all the data. I want to move all the tables, the internal internal rails tables and also the users table that you're using for the demo. So we have this point. We can now check out the progress that we've made on this. There we go. So the copy is complete, but you still have a replic. We still have a vstream running what that vstream is doing is because you're inserting data consistently constantly into the RDS, you want to keep keep copying it into the test as well. Right, because you don't want to lose data when you cut over from RDS to the test. So we keep a stream running which is continuing, which is see that status site status running vstream and it has a lag about a second, but it's keep on keeping on inserting the data that you you're inserting into RDS also into the Witeski space. At this point, we're ready to switch the traffic. We can switch the traffic from the RDS key space to Witeski space. Take a look at the error count right now. So it's nine and let's do a switch traffic. Okay, it's taking. Okay, all right. So that one second time lag that's the general amount of time it takes for it to catch up because it'll stop writes on the RDS and it'll it'll it'll buffer those rights and it'll start doing them on the RDS key space. You look at the initial start state that we had that we had not switched the reads or the rights. Both of them were going to the RDS key space. In the end, our current state is that all the reads and the rights have been switched. You can choose to do this in two parts. Just switch the reads first and then switch the rights or just do the switch the rights first. In which case, half the traffic would be going to the Witeski space. Half the traffic would be going to the RDS key space. In this demo, I've done both together. So reads and rights are both switched.  You see that the latency has dropped that latency drop is because I'm using the test locally. So all the loopback interface calls that were going to RDS servers spawned off in Paris are now just running locally. So this drop is coming because I'm running with us locally and you see the error count. We have a few errors that happened, but I come to that point later. Okay, so we've done the switch traffic. So at this point, we've copied over data and we're using with us the key space. So once you're happy with everything you've seen that everything is working, you can actually change your configuration of that. If you look over here, you're still connected to the RDS key space. So how this works in the test is that you can I'll show you the routing rules. So we test transparently also creates the routing rules for you so that even though when you do when you do the switch traffic, even though a user is connected to the RDS key space, they're actually going to the witness. So if you look over here, it says that any query that comes to the RDS users table should actually be served on the witness users table because you've done the switch traffic. So essentially your app does not need to change when you do the switch traffic. Once you've done with it and you're happy with everything, then you can change your app to actually start serving traffic from from directly from the witness key space. There we go. All we need to do is change this to witness. And like before, if you want this to take effect, we have to actually restart that. At this point, we're querying directly to witness. So we're at the last step of the demo. If you have RDS running, you have rails running and it's querying directly to witness the RDS is not being used. And if you take a look at the watch over here, this watch is still getting data. The reason that is what the reason we do this is until you actually complete the the entire move tables command, we insert the data back from the test into RDS so that if whatever something something does not work out, your some queries some queries are not working against the test because the charted database we have my SQL compatibility, but there are some queries that won't work. If something like that you hit roadblocks in that sense, then you can actually go back and you won't use any data. Once everything is done and you're happy with everything, then you can go ahead and complete the workflow. This takes in one more parameter. It says keep data. So I'm choosing to keep the data in the RDS server. If you don't, if you don't provide this parameter, it'll by default, go ahead and delete all the data that you had in the source key space. And if I go ahead and look at RDS now, this count is now stagnated. Like it's not going to increase any further. It's a stabilized because we've completed the workflow. Everything is moved over to the test. We no longer need to insert data back into RDS. And if you go and look there, you still have insertions happening while this is going on. That is it for the demo. So let's see how much time do we have. Okay, we have enough time. We have about 10 minutes left. So we can talk about the upcoming features. So actually I created the slide, but I wasn't sure how much time I'd have. So I thought that I'll talk about them in as much time as this left. So we have enough time. So this first one is VTR. This is BTS orchestrator. It's a folk of orchestrator that we have tailor made for BTS. Essentially, this is the so Harsha talked about automatic fixes and things. Right. Like if if you're running BTS and Kubernetes, you could have a MySQL pod that got evicted. So it got restarted. If it starts, then it's it's replication or not set up correctly. Things like these. So right now, if you if you So right now, if you're not using the test and if you're doing managing things yourself, someone has to go over there and fix those replications. Right. And VTR is the automated component of the test, which will do this automatically. It'll go over it to check that there are automatic failure scenarios. It'll check that you have a primary. You have a replica. The replica is not connected to that primary or that it's not sending some icing acts or it is said to read only so there are a bunch of failure scenarios. Whatever goes wrong, VTR is the single single thing that can fix it. So we have we have operations that you can manually as well through the VTC TLD, but VTR is the automated failure fixing thing that the test offers. So if you have it, you're running anything that fails with your can go and fix it. It can do emergency repair and charts. It can do anything like if the primary if the primary fails, we can even switch traffic to a read only and a replica server and and guarantee that there won't be any data losses. So we'll find the one which is the most advanced and if you're using semi sync, the one which is the most advanced, there will be at least one server which has all the transactions, right? So we'll promote that and that is how we guarantee that you won't lose any data even if your primary fails. And these things happen in production, right? I was scared a little about the demo as well. I had the Internet running on my local phone, but you never know, right? So the next thing that we have here is VTR admin and that is a new and improved UI. So right now I can show you the VTC TLD UI that we have. OK, this is VTK. So 15,000 should be right. So this is the UI that you have. This is the VTC TLD UI. It shows the shards. It shows the number of shards that you have in each key space. Right now we're running them in Uncharted. So we only have one shard, but you can shard them out as your data grows into multiple shards. And if you go in here, you get the serving shards and the list of tablets that we're running. So currently we're running in one primary, one replica mode. This is the old, old UI. So it does the work, but I can't actually show you VT admin right now. I don't have it running locally, but if you go over to the Vitesse docs and you spawn it off yourself, you'll see that it's a much better UI. You can look at how queries are run against Vitesse. You can look at the look at the instructions that Vitesse will run to actually execute the query. It's good for debugging. You can do all the operations there as well. So you don't need to actually go to the to the CLI and run start replication or something like that. You can actually do it through the VT admin as well. So VT admin is going general availability in the next release of Vitesse and VT is going general availability in the release after that. So these are the two great, amazing features that are coming up in Vitesse. Yeah, just to add to that, Vittus VT is already used in production, but the company does not want to be named. So but they are already using in production, but we call it experimental because we want to make sure that we are ready, like as a Vittus community is ready to take on Vittus, but it's there. People are already using it and 14 releases going to happen next month and it's going to be very stable any ways there. Okay, so these are the resources. I have the link to the demo. You guys can go along that link and you can follow along. It has all the instructions how you need to do. There's only one prerequisite, which is you need to have RDS running. These are the docs, the code link for Vitesse website and and the Twitter handle. We're open for questions now. Thank you VT tablet component. Is that basically your consensus state machine or? Could you repeat the question and then guess? So on top of my sequel, you mentioned you have this VT tablet component. Yes, can you talk a bit more about that and what that is? Is that just a consensus? VT tablet is like a sidecar instance. So basically, if you want to send a query like VTR, it needs to some some way to start application of my sequel. Instead of querying directly to my sequel, we prefer to have a sidecar instance VT tablet which supports GRPC protocol and a few other things that you can use. So VTR will query VT tablet and the VT tablet is the instance that will run it on my sequel. Same goes for other components. So it's like for communication purposes for other things for like getting like the health health stream as to VT tablet will also send health streams to VT gate. It's like for registry purposes for all of those things we have a VT tablet sidecar. But it's not the one that does the durability things that actually happens through the VT CTLE and the durability also happens directly into my sequel. So you have a primary instance and you set it up with how many number of semizing acts you require for it to make progress. And that is the number that that is how you use the durability and Vites will guarantee that when you do the failovers it'll respect the durability policy that you said. All right. Does that answer your question? Could you ask the mic there? I have two questions about backups and the first of them is where does Vites store the actual backups? What providers? Yeah. So actually Vites has some it's a community basically supported by a community. Right. So few of the backups that it already supports is like a set storage S3 and you can do contributions on more on those and file systems and stuff. So and you have to just give in the VT tablet that we showed the site card that will take those inputs that way you want to store the backup and it will it will use that information to do the backup and when it will start a new replica it will know like how to get from the latest backup and then hook it to the primary and start the replication. OK. So thank you. And the second question is does it support point in time recovery? Does it? Does it support point in time recovery that like does it do binary log backups? Right. No. Point in time recovery? Yes. You want to take? OK. We have a maintainer. Actually she's and she's a team lead on Vites. Yeah. Vites does support point in time recovery. We don't have our own bin log server but we integrate with Ripple which is a bin log server. We do plan to provide urban log server with Vites so that we don't have an external dependency. Anyone else? Does Vites support MariaDB? It used to support but then MariaDB fork actually changed in incompatible with that we have to drop after 10.14 I think. 10.4. 10.4. OK. No plans at all for sure for supporting positive, right? No. Yeah. That's it. Well, one more question. What about support for hybrid or multicloud deployments? Sorry, can you say that again? Support for multicloud or hybrid cloud deployments? I'm sorry. Yes. Hybrid. Oh, Vites operator is there. You can run it with any cloud provider. The operator just works. Yeah, in multicloud. So to add to what Hush had said, the Vites operator for Kubernetes works on any cloud provider's Kubernetes but you will have to do the multicloud networking yourself. That part is not part of the operator that we currently have. Yeah. But if you like to do contributions, yes, we would love to have it. OK, so I guess there's one more here. So when you did the demo, it looks like you're effectively traffic splitting between RDS and the Vites key space, right? Right. No, we didn't split the traffic. It was earlier going entirely to RDS and at one point we switched over and it was going entirely to Vites. You can, however, split the traffic but only between reads and writes. So you can just switch the reads over to Vites first, keep the writes going to RDS. Because your Vstream is still running, all the writes that go to RDS will eventually also show up in Vites. So you're safe there but you can do it in two steps. Yeah, I will run only at one place. But we don't allow doing things like 20% going to RDS and 80% going to Vites. Things like that are not permitted. You can do in one step for reads, one step for writes, or both together, which I did in the demo. When we said it is going through Vites doesn't mean that we are storing it in Vites. It was going through Vites means the VT gate level that I showed. Through VT gate, it is still going to RDS or VT tab and then going to RDS, yeah. Curious if you also support the other way around. We do, we do. Like Vites to RDS.  So the question is whether we support a migration from Vites to RDS? You, I think you can do it because our move tables are written in such a way that it doesn't matter. You just have to define that key space and if you have defined the key space, you can do move table to that key space and that key space can be RDS. Like like how we did it. I think in the demo, you were writing to one and you said you can read from Vites. Yeah. But when you move over, this one stopped updating. When we do the Fitch write. Yes. No, no. Also it was still going back, but when we did say complete, now we have done the complete migration, then only it stopped. So we could have done the demo in a way where you switch the read and writes from Vites, but RDS is kept up today. It was there. It is there. It was happening. No, no. Till you didn't do the complete. So first you have everything in RDS. You have a Vites on top of RDS. Then you copied everything to the Vites key space. At that point, RDS is still running. Data is going to RDS. You do the switch traffic. We have a reverse replication stream running, which means that any data that's going to a test is also being copied over to RDS. Until you do like complete, everything is fine and you're done with it. We won't stop sending data to RDS too. So the way we had to show the demo, we had to show all the steps at once. But in real life, what people will do is that they will wait for a few days before they do the complete and stop the reverse replication. And that's the question. Hi, thank you for the presentation. During the demo, you mentioned the errors and that you will explain them later. Could you tell us? The errors? Yeah, the errors came. You have to count the errors. Yes. So what happened there? Thanks. The errors, right? The errors you have shown, when the errors will come. So basically the errors were coming because you have to stop the real server. But when you do, you will do rolling updates of your real server. When you're picking up the new configuration. So those errors can be provided. And sometimes you'll see a few errors that we saw in the demo when we start buffering. So a couple of errors will start the buffering at BT gate level. And then it'll start buffering all those requests and you won't see errors further. So beginning the errors that we saw, for example, that I had to take down the real server and bring it back up again, which we saw like 10, 15 some errors. That was because I only had one real server running in the demo. But if you have multiple real server, you can just take one down, change its configuration, bring it back up while others are serving traffic. In which case you won't see those errors. Yeah, we have a buffering, basically, mechanism at BT gate. Yes, at BT gate. Any planned operation through a test, whether it's a resharp, it's a repairant, or a move tables, we buffer traffic at BT gate. But you need to configure the buffer pool and how many queries you want to buffer at the time because you could have like out of memory issues if you buffer too much, right? So at that point we start, we stop buffering the amount of queries that are old and we start throwing errors for those. Hi, how much latency is added through the BT gate? You have an extra, how much latency is added? Extra latency through BT gate? Yes. It's usually one to two milliseconds, that's what we claim. One to two milliseconds extra, yeah. But you should think it's a distributed, so it is going through one server and then if you have a good network, then it's fine, if you have a bad network. Yeah, the network latency is there. Network can open. Hi, when do you plan to support the select star query on the shuttle key spaces? We do. We do. All sharded, like, we have a good set of support for the sharded queries and you should just try it on and see if it works for your application. So for sharded queries, mostly it should, yeah. Most of the queries should work in the sharded level as well. So example, if you have data that is stored in two different shards and you're trying to join, that also works, that also works. We have an evaluation engine at the BT gate level that will do those things for you. But there are things that still won't work. For example, window functions because in an unsharded mode, we can rely on MySQL to do that all for you. Like, we can just pin the query down to MySQL. But for window transaction functions, other things, like sharded mode, that support is not there. But evaluation engine is the primary that you need to add support to. So if there's something that is not supported, we will do contributions for that. Yeah, if you open an issue and you really want some queries not working, we'll just make it work for you. So if you tried this before, say January of 2021 and you found that certain things didn't work, we've actually implemented a new query planner called Gen4, which is opt-in right now, which supports a lot more of the select start type of queries with sharded mode. Yeah. So select start definitely should work. Yeah. Even if you add new columns. Even left joins, right joins, everything. It just works for sharded queries. So we do group buys aggregations, everything on BT gate level as well. It's for more advanced, recently added 8.0 functions and stuff that right now we don't have support for. Yeah. So like I said, a lot of sharded query support has been added over the past year. So you should try out a newer release if you've run into errors in the past. A few questions. Sure, sure. One is in terms of sharding strategy, is there like a fixed set that you support or it's up to us to do that for you? So we have some set that you can choose from.  If you implement that plugin, it will use your sharding strategy. And I saw like the number of where you keep your replicas and all that is independently configurable. Yes. Yes. One of in the multi-tenant situation, you might want to have certain like, you know, your Europe customers data in Europe and America customers data in America and so on. We support region based sharding and we call that multi-column index and you can say this column is for region sharding and this is where you want to do local within region. I see, but it's still considered one instance of VITAS. Yes. Nice. You can still, if you want, you can make it multi-incense, but we still consider one if you want to do that. It's highly configurable. It's up to you how you would want to run it. Yes. The last question probably it's a little bit more open-ended is, how do you compare with like Cockroach and Yugabhite and like... Yeah. They're all your competitors here, right? Yes, they are. How would you... So VITAS is completely open source in the first place and VITAS has been around a lot longer and it's built on 25 years of work done on MySQL. So at the query execution layer, it's very efficient and the sharding strategy for VITAS is very flexible. It's not hard-coded. So these are some of the things that we feel are very good about VITAS. And it has been heavily tested, basically. It was built in 2010 and was heavily used at YouTube at that point. So it's heavily tested. I'm not sure about the other part. So yeah, that's the other part. If you... Yes, they bet on different things. Yes, yeah. MySQL, yes. Yes, so that's the best part. We don't have to build everything in VTG level. We can rely on the MySQL to do a lot of heavy lifting for us if we... So we push a lot of things down for MySQL to do it. So if you do count star, right? I'll just give you one example if you're still here. So if you do count star on some table, right? We don't select all the rows to VTG. What we do is we push down that query down to the MySQL level to do the counting for us and we just do the summing at the VTG level. So our engine is built in such a way that try to push maximum to MySQL because it knows how to do things. It's already been doing for so long. So why not? And then... For analytics, VITAS is probably not the best fit for transactional workloads is where you should use VITAS. We have not found... I mean, obviously there might be people who tried VITAS and did not go into production with it, but the number of users we already have, the workloads are very diverse. So there is Slack, which is a chat. You had YouTube, then Square, which is a financial app. There are... E-commerce websites were using it. Gaming companies were using it. Yeah. So food companies... I think it's almost now in every department, yeah? Any factor? Yeah, I think JD.com really proved the scalability of VITAS even beyond YouTube because they've been running it and when they do the single stay in China, the amount of traffic they get on their website is beyond anything we see in other parts of the world. I think we're out of time. So we are available to talk at the VITAS booth as well over here. So please be... Thank you so much.


Hello everybody and welcome to another hobby cheating video and today is going to be something especially for you if you're just beginning. Let's say you just bought your first big box of miniatures. Maybe you went out and got a starter box like this. Maybe you saw a kit you really loved. Maybe it's a board game. But at any rate you've decided you want to get into miniature painting. You've got the minis but now the question is what do you do? What do you buy? This video is going to walk you through the first six months of your purchases in miniature painting. So let's get into it. The strict technomancer that is Vinci V. Let us get into the technique and learn it Vinci. So as we begin a little note everything I'm going to talk about I have a link to down in the description. Now most of those links will be to Amazon but you don't need to purchase them. The ones I'm linking are not anything special or magical or the exact ones. I just wanted to make sure you had a real example of what this thing is I'm talking about. If you don't want to shop at Amazon, hey I understand that. You can also go to eBay or you can go to your local stores or anywhere you can find this stuff and that's fine. I just wanted to make sure you could see exactly what I mean so there was no confusion. All right so where do we start? We start with some of the simple tools you're going to need. The first thing you need to pick up is a hobby knife. This is sometimes thought of as an exacto blade or whatever the case. Now here comes my first recommendation. When you go to the hobby store you're going to see all sorts of these little five packs of blades or a hobby knife or something like that available and they're going to be pretty expensive. My advice don't buy those okay. Instead go on to Amazon or something like that uh eBay whatever and you can find medical grade scalpels in size 11 effectively the same as what we use and you can buy those in bulk incredibly cheap so you can get a hundred or so exacto blades as well as the little you know holder for them to handle as it were usually for around eight to ten dollars. It's going to set you up for basically ever and you'll spend much less than you would for something of lower quality or equal quality from the hobby store and that sort of leads to one of my first points. The hobby store is a great resource but all of your local stores your local arts and craft store your local hardware store that's often going to be a better resource because when products are made specifically for the hobby they're often more expensive so make sure you're hitting up those other local retailers because they might have the same products at a much cheaper price. Alright the next thing you're going to need is some clippers. Now my recommendation is again don't go to the hobby store you can get them there but they're going to be way more expensive don't go out and buy your Tamiya godhand right away don't spend fifty dollars on these that's all ridiculous go to the hardware store and find a flush flat back clipper so the key being it has to have a flat side on it to make a clean cut against the sprue when you're cutting you can usually find these at the hardware store for just a couple dollars most of the time they're going to be plenty durable they're going to be uh plenty tough and they'll be a heck of a lot cheaper and that initial set of clippers is going to last you for a long long time you've got your clippers you've clipped things out you've scraped them but you got to assemble them now a lot of kits like this easy to build they don't actually require glue but it's something you're going to need now again there are many different options on the market and there's lots of things over time that i'd recommend investing in but let's keep it simple and that is to say simple old zappa gap ca glue that kind of super glue is really all you need to start out and then eventually you can look at plastic glues or stuff like that but a good ca glue or super glue i'll get linked below it's really all you need now we've got a big question paints we've got to get some paint for these guys but what do we buy oh my goodness the options are overwhelming well first we got to start with primer right before we can actually put paint on we've got to have primer now somewhere down the line spoilers for the end of this video we're going to talk about an airbrush but that's not yet this is month one of you hobbying so we got to keep it simple that means rattle cans rattle cans are a perfectly acceptable primer they're what i use when i started out for probably the first six months nothing wrong with them at all now again you can use rattle cans from some game producer from citadel you say games workshop or from army painter or anything like that but if you really like paying three times the amount for the exact same product with a different label go for it i would say that you've got two options i would recommend and again i'm going to send you to your local stores option one you go to the hardware store they got a big old row of spray cans get yourself a good flat black make sure it's nice or make sure it's sort of a flat not a satin or glossy black or something like that jobs are good you can also buy colored versions of it if you're wanting to do like let's say you're doing mostly ultramarines great go buy a blue primer right why not or if you're doing mostly uh something like the storm cast and you're going to put them make them all white uh because you're using the um you know whatever color scheme that is celestial vindicators i don't know it doesn't matter sure then buy like a light gray right something like that that's option one you can find rattle can primers obviously at your store your hardware store for a few dollars the other option is you can go to your local art store your art store has sort of artist quality spray paint this is what you see a lot of people using maybe in those videos on facebook or for spray can art it's a few dollars more usually something like six to eight dollars us if you're here but still far cheaper than those branded game rattle cans and those are actually quite a bit higher quality and they have switchable tips so you can actually get like tips that spray and tighter uh spray patterns so they're kind of cooler to use now we've got things primed we actually have to paint them and again oh boy are there so many options so what do we buy well there's lots of different paints out there on the market and here's the big secret almost all of them made for the miniature hobby so all the miniature painting paints the ones that are branded from a company specifically to paint miniatures they're all mostly the same there are some differences there are some differences in how well they base code or how well they glaze or you know all those sorts of things it's not that there's no difference there is and it matters but it generally only matters down the line once you actually become experienced in all the techniques of miniature paint so where do you begin well my recommendation is sadly not starting with games workshop they have little flip tops their pots only come into 12 milliliters they're more expensive price per milliliter than any almost any other paint on the market they're annoying they dry out i just i wouldn't recommend it now that being said something like their shade line can be really useful for washes at the beginning so i would recommend you pick up a couple of those like an agrax earth shade or a wrightland flesh shade but for your actual paints the mainline paints you're going to be putting on the miniatures my answer here is pretty simple good old vallejo model color vallejo makes two starter sets one for model color and one for game color both of them are fine they're relatively inexpensive again they can be ordered on amazon i'll link it below so you see what i'm talking about but you can also find them in stores lots of stores even game stores carry these it really does come with a pretty wide range of colors most of what you're going to need to get started you don't need to go out and buy 200 paints to get miniature painting i see a lot of people just jump in feet first like they're just into the middle of the ocean and it's just overwhelming you can certainly expand your paint range over time you can buy paints slowly pick colors that you like and so on alternatives if you're not a vallejo fan or for some reason it's not available near you that's another advantage of it it is available almost everywhere in the world uh pro acrylic i really like pro acrylic it's from it's jason craze from monument hobbies it's a really great paint set it's very beginner friendly it's a wonderful paint set they do have starter sets available so you can check that out i'll link their website and then finally ak interactive third gen it was really made to be sort of a new formulation kind of and matched to vallejo colors there are also starter sets of that available that's another good one i really like those paints they're quite well formulated they cover well they don't really break down easy things like they're white are actually good it's not just crap one of the things you'll find as you get into miniature painting is that most companies white is pretty garbage but ak interactive has a good uh white color which is we've got paint then we're also going to need brushes this is another place i see people get confused because yet again there are a lot of brushes on the market so where do we begin well we keep it simple as always when it comes to synthetic brushes which is what you're going to want to start out for the majority of your brushes you're just going to buy big packs you're not going to worry about don't overspend money on synthetics synthetics curl they dry they have a short lifespan when working with acrylic paints they will not last i really cannot impress this upon you enough you will ruin these brushes often quickly so your goal is to get a lot of them relatively cheaply i'm going to link a brush pack down below i happen to like but you can find these multi brush packs of synthetics all over the place again hit your local art store you'll see them they're fine buy a couple of them they're usually only five or six bucks see which ones you like experiment right it's it's this is a good way to go and then when you use them and they die and the tip curls and they become horrible throw them in the trash now when it comes to nice brushes a good sable brush in a size one is a decent investment there are a couple places that have these sable brushes i like they will make a difference in your painting because they do make paint easier to control but you do not use them for everything your nice sable brushes are about specific tasks okay they are about doing detail work or eyes or final highlights or things like that where you need precise control with your brush so please don't use these expensive brushes everywhere again i'll link uh one down below i prefer the rafael 8404s they are hard to find winds are a newton series seven can also be a good one and yet again monument hobbies and jason craze has a really great set of sable brushes that are actually really nice and frankly way more affordable than anything else on the market that's made from artist brushes the final brush type we need is dry brushes dry brushes are really important and most people when they start out by these little flat crappy dry brushes and guess what they're actually truly horrible they're bad at that task and if you're buying something from a manufacturer like games workshop well then you're overpaying for a bad product so that's a double lose nobody likes a double lose so what do we do instead well the key there is makeup brushes yes big packs of cheap makeup brushes again amazon ebay the dollar store is your friend these are brushes meant for putting on blush or eyeshadow or those kinds of things and they're super soft and they're fantastic dry brushes they will work much better than any of those long flat dry brushes that you buy and pay too much money for from a game manufacturer and you can clean them really easy but if they do break down or die who cares you toss the trash you can usually get five ten fifty of them depending on how big you're buying them uh for again less than ten final thing you need to start to start this is your month one cost of entry items a good light now a lot of people don't think about this but it is really important a good light is critical to painting good lights can be many different things you can get something like architect or drafting lights like i have all sorts of setups but i wouldn't recommend those to start to start all you need is a good desk lamp or something like that something that can hold a light bulb and sit on your desk in a reasonable way could be a little clampy thing could be a traditional desk lamp i know ikea has a little clamp on desk lamps people really like fine you want it so it's kind of adjustable and then you want to get a daylight balanced bulb usually in 5000 to 5500k okay that's what you want something with that nice clean clear daylight balanced light you want a bright light painting tiny details is hard on your eyes and if you have to strain your eyes to paint you will find you paint less and you paint less well the final stuff is what i call free stuff it's not actually free but it's sort of close enough you need some kind of cup to put water in an old mason jar a red solo cup whatever some kind of cup to put water in because you're going to need to rinse your brushes so get that i don't know find a cup in your house it's not hard and then water pretty close to free the other item you need is kitchen roll or paper towel it has lots of different names but you need some sheets of paper towel it needs to be by you at all times one of the keys to painting is that you don't ever take your paint from the palette that you're working on dip your brush in it and then go directly to the miniature that's a good way to have your miniature get flooded with paint have paint out of control you want a little paper towel next to your your painting area that you touch into the paint and then you touch the paper towel and then you paint a miniature just that small change in your painting routine will dramatically improve your experience while painting and it's such a small simple thing we just wick away the excess first we always wick away the excess simple and easy three months in here we go so now we're at the three month mark we've been painting we're starting to understand this what's our next investment in the hobby well there's sort of two things i would recommend the first thing is varnish get yourself some varnish now my preference is for either ak interactive or mig ultra matte varnish again linked below one of the biggest problems i see newer painters have when they paint is that they use a lot of different paints and it has a lot of different finishes their miniatures look super glossy and weird because the light is reflecting in bad places and it just makes it look amateurish and and bad frankly i don't know how to say it makes it look bad that's basically it a good varnish that you can brush on and by the way this is completely brushable or air brushable as we see later is what i prefer and yes you can get rattle can stuff so like testers dull coat is a pretty popular one out there on the market but that rattle can varnish smells really bad you have to go outside to varnish and it you always risk it frosting frosting is when you spray the varnish there's a little too much humidity some of that humidity gets trapped in the varnish and then it frosts over and ruins your whole paint job not a great day not a great day uh so instead if you don't have an air brush i prefer to just use something like ak interactive it's fully brush on a bowl get yourself an old brush old brush do not use a nice brush your warning do not use a nice brush and you just brush on some of that ultra matte varnish and boom it'll even out the finish of everything and your miniature will look way better the wet palette is your next investment again there are several on the market but you don't need to do nuts you can make your own with a simple ziplock container a sponge and some some reynolds non wax baking paper that's pretty easy i have a video on this i will link my video on wet palettes up there but you can also just go again to your local art store or to amazon or something like that and buy a masterson wet palette it's the classic one it's fine my one piece of advice with the masterson it comes with some artist grade wet palette paper immediately take that and throw that in the trash it is not for us that is for acrylic artists that are using big heavy body acrylics and painting on canvas and they're trying to keep that wet it is a very different paper it has a very different level of osmosis it is not good for miniature paints you throw that paper in the trash you get yourself some reynolds baking paper or whatever the equivalent is in your country like non wax baking paper the thing you used to like you know make cookies or something and you cut us piece of that out and you put it on the palette all you need here's a fun tip for your wet palette when you have that wet palette put a little piece of copper wire in there or maybe a couple pennies on the corner uh something like that it that it's antimicrobial and it helps avoid your palette getting stinky and getting mold in it now we're six months in okay what's our sort of final hobby purchase on the trajectory of our journey at six months our final purchase is going to be an airbrush i know that might sound crazy this is the most expensive thing i'm going to recommend and that's why i say you wait till six months to do it make sure this hobby is going to stick and it's something you want to invest in a good airbrush setup is generally pretty cheap it's only about a hundred dollars it's cheaper than i just say buying even half the figs that you're you might need for your army uh might cost about the same amount or more and it is invaluable an airbrush lets you prime any time of year in any weather prime things quickly it lets you establish base coats in different colors fast it lets you blend things smoothly the high end on an airbrush is incredibly vast and it's a skill that you need to work just like anything else investing in an airbrush will really make your life so much better so much simpler in the hobby so much more enjoyable it is truly the best hobby purchase i ever made don't necessarily need a whole bunch of stuff i will link a video that i have it's very old but still valuable if i'll just buy an airbrush where i really go into detail on it for all the different ancillary products you can use but really all you need is the airbrush the hose and then the the uh the thing that makes air the compressor there we go that word would not come to my head uh and you're good to go a good sort of what are they called masters like g22 or g23 i will link the starter kit that's what i started with i used it for a good six months and i loved it it made priming and painting my big monsters and stuff like that and priming my regular figures so much easier it opens the door to things like zenithal highlighting video up above and it just is going to be a game changer for your hobby i hope this video was helpful to you if you're just starting out of the hobby i've been painting for 23 years now i've been doing it pseudo professionally i guess i don't know what that means for the last eight it is a hobby that gives me endless joy i love doing this i love sharing this hobby with people and i hope this gives you an idea of how you can get going with the hobby without breaking your wallet i like to highlight here is those things that i think are essential to get started for your six months in the hobby so if you like to this give it a like subscribe we have new hobby cheating here every saturday if you've got questions about anything i said drop those down below i always answer every comment but i thank you so much for watching this one and we'll see you next time


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What's good jobs, but lost back again with another video. So we're going to check out bad news for Roman Reigns, WWE in trouble, WWE star hospitalized and other wrestling news. It's just like the hits keep on hitting, man. If it's one thing, it's another. Once again, this is a crazy situation. We literally went from last, this last weekend's WrestleMania. Just amazing event. Everything firing on all cylinders to this week's debacle. After the company just got bought and now merged with UFC, Bob I never like it's just it's crazy how everything changed in one week. So we're going to check out what's going on here. Appreciate all love and support, man. Let's get right into this one. Ice. What is going on? This is WrestleMania back with another episode. Join us now as WrestleMania looks at the wildest wrestling news stories and rumors you need to know, including Roman Reigns not competing at Backlash was FTR planning to return to WWE. How are things looking for AEW Stadium show? Was Cody versus Brock a last minute move? WWE's big blunder and more. I could have told you that. He's not going to be there for a while. I already knew that. Bad news for Roman Reigns at Backlash? No, the WWE doesn't plan on having Roman lose the undisputed title at WWE's upcoming PLE in Puerto Rico. Indeed, the tribal chief won't even be at the show. At least according to a report from this week's wrestling observer newsletter, Reigns will not be on the San Juan card or at least that wasn't the plan on Monday, but he will be doing other major events over the next few months. Although Reigns won't be there. Meltzer reports it's likely the show will feature Bad Bunny teaming up with Rey Mysterio to take on the Judgment Days Damian Priest and Dominic Mysterio. Diamond Dave speculated that the WWE made book Cody Rhodes versus Brock Lesnar at the show. And if not, it'll likely take place at the WWE's King of the Ring event in Saudi Arabia later that May. Roman Reigns not appearing at SmackDown. So we may not even have that at Backlash. What's going to be the main event? The Bad Bunny situation? If it's doing the King of the Ring situation, it may be there. I can see him doing it there. Then I can see Cody versus Brock Lesnar at the King of the Ring event. If it's gonna be in Saudi, I don't know. This is then what's the main event for Backlash? That's that really becomes question down. Roman Reigns may not be on tonight's SmackDown either as the RKD wrestling is reporting. Please keep in mind that things are currently volatile and things can change on a whim. Currently Roman Reigns is not scheduled for SmackDown tomorrow night, but there is slated to be a segment that leads to further tension between Paul Heyman and Jey Uso. While it may seem unusual to have the world champion miss the first SmackDown after WrestleMania, Roman Reigns is a part-time talented best. And without any significant program on the horizon, the WWE likely feels there's no need for a Reigns appearance. Geez, he ain't gonna even be there. I'm interested in the Uso situation, but you would think he would at least be there for that. Geez. Prince. AEW all in off to a good start? AEW's upcoming all-in event at London's Wembley Stadium is attracting a lot of attention, chiefly as to whether the promotion can fill the stadium. Tony Khan announced the show on the 5th April Dynamite and now Dave Meltzer is reporting in this week's Wrestling Observer on what we know about fan interest in the show so far. Tickets go on sale to the public on 5.5, but they are doing a pre-register for early access with a code and there will be a pre-sale on 5.2. That will largely give a strong clue as to how successful the show will end up being. There are reports of 25,000 sign-ups the first day. That's not bad. AEW's decision to run its first UK show in a high capacity venue is certainly ambitious. There's the potential for massive success as well as massive failure. According to Meltzer, AEW is hoping to take advantage of two big anniversaries. Khan is also promoting the show around 2023 being the 100th anniversary of the original Wembley Stadium and the 100th anniversary of Warner Brothers, the ownership company of TBS and TNT, the company's U.S. broadcasting partner. While these anniversaries may look good on a marketing prospectus, AEW's ability to draw enough fans to make the success relies on two factors. One, the appeal of the card, and two, the ticket prices. Khan should book this like AEW's existence depends on it. FTR never intended to return to WWE. FTRs win over the guns on the 5th April Dynamite to save them from having to leave AEW. But did the new AEW World Tag Team Champions have any intention on returning to the WWE after their AEW deals ended? While FTR's Dax Harwood teased a possible WWE return a while back with a tweet, apparently that wasn't the case. Following the team's win, a fan tweeted that the only reason FTR won the belts was that they threatened to head back to the WWE. Cash Wheeler tweeted, Who told you? Dax Harwood clarified why they decided to stay in AEW. Give us the belts, we're going back to WWE. Definitely not, that schedule keeps me away from my wife and daughter too much, and AEW will allow us to give back to wrestling, given what appears to be a seismic shi- Yeah, and then, you know, the whole Vince thing. That would definitely keep them away. And he, there's reports he's been there, so this is not nothing new. It's just so annoying. Gifted in the WWE's creative department, FTR and their fans must be happy they didn't return to WWE. No, I'm glad they didn't. WWE used Holocaust image in WrestleMania video. WrestleMania was a major success both in terms of revenue and publicity. Unfortunately, the WWE recently caught some flak for using an image from the Holocaust site for a WrestleMania hype video. As you might imagine, the apparent error did not go overlooked. All in all, the video was pretty much what you'd expect for Dominic's new persona. There was only one problem. WWE used an image from the infamous Auschwitz concentration camp. Ringside News' Felix Upton commented on the video. This was a video package that included several snapshots of prisons. It turns out one of those photos was not a prison at all. It was a concentration camp. The five-minute video, which aired during the pre-show ahead of WrestleMania 39, showed a shot of Auschwitz as Dominic made comments about being a hardened criminal. The WWE took down the image as soon as it came to its attention. Nonetheless, the Auschwitz Memorial tweeted their outrage at the WWE's use of the image. The fact that Auschwitz image was used to promote a WWE match is hard to call an editing mistake. Exploiting the site that became a symbol of enormous human tragedy is shameless and insults the memory of all victims of Auschwitz. It's believed that at least 1.1 million people died at this group of camps. Jesus. WWE planned. Hey, yeah, you, yeah. Haha. Uh, you gotta, you gotta know what you're getting.  You, that was a big mistake. You gotta know what images you're using, where you're getting them from, because if you don't know and someone catches that, you have this situation. So Cody versus Brock, well before raw was Brock Lesnar's brutal attack on Cody Rhodes during Raw's a last minute decision thrown together by Vince McMahon. Not according to Fightful Select, Sean Ross Sapp Fightful Select reported this week that while there was some adjustments to Cody Rhodes WWE Raw plans, this was not one of them. Brock Lesnar and Cody Rhodes were not only scheduled to start a program before Vince McMahon, but it was planned well before that. Rumor has it, Brock's talk of taking time off after WrestleMania was just another case of a wrestler kayfabing the locker room. WWE had plans for Jay White. So they, so this was the plan. I heard the original plan was Cody to lose at WrestleMania. This has been set in stone for weeks. So, all right. You know, if you choose to believe that that's cool or whatnot, but it makes sense if that was the plan and then for him to go through Brock. Once again, it's like I talked about in my video. There's some positives, but there's also some major negatives. I think the story should have ended at Mania. Of course, it could be good, but once again, we don't know how fans are going to react. If we wait until SummerSlam, we don't know if they can continue this momentum for Cody. I don't know. So we will see, especially it's going to depend on what happens with this old Brock and Cody situation. Before AEW signing, J White is all elite, but according to Fightful Select, the WWE was not only confident he'd signed with them, but they had also made plans for him in the promotion. In the following weeks, WWE were confident they'd land White. Along the way, we were told that Triple H and William Regal both showed interest. However, WWE higher-ups said that the company failed to communicate properly along the process before noting that AEW landing him over WWE could have been a product of Vince McMahon's returns and the lack of main roster hires since then. The Patreon site also reported there were even tentative creative plans made for J White in WWE. White reportedly signed a multi-year deal with AEW. Like FTR, White might not do so well in a WWE operated by Vince as he might with one operated by Triple H. Do you think White made the right decision? Edge looking for- Yeah, he definitely made the right decision.  Vince would've killed his stock, no. I don't even want nobody to come back to WWE, bro. No, bro. I just- no. One more match with Christian. Edge has made it clear his current run with the WWE is his last run in wrestling. But is there any chance of one last team-up or match with Christian Cage? Dave Meltzer commented on this in the latest Observer. Behind the scenes, there was talk of Edge and Christian wanting to team together for one last time or run, but we don't know Christian's contract length and if it would be possible. Yeah, I would love to see that. Well, an Edge Christian reunion would be fantastic. Why would Christian want to return to WWE when they weren't using him when he was there? Back. Latest Logan news. Is Logan Paul staying in WWE? Dave Meltzer is reporting. Logan Paul, when talking about his contract expiring after WrestleMania, did say that he expects to sign a new deal and during the week, the talk was that he did sign a new deal. Paul and WWE seem to have a good relationship and with rumors Paul will wrestle John Cena at Summerslam. It seems like he'll be sticking around. Oh, man. Him wrestling John Cena. That's going to be good.  I once again, you may not like him personally, but the dude, he's just every match he's in. He's not. He's not in there with jokes. He's not in there with people like that are just as new as him. No, he's in there with future Hall of Famers. But like people that have been in the industry for years, like they have made a name for themselves. He's in there with goats and performing at a very great level. So him, John Cena, Summerslam. What are we talking about? Sign me up. So Lamia will continue monitoring this. Sign me up. Chelsea Green hospitalized last, but not least. It looks like Chelsea Green has a good reason to complain. Well, Green's WWE Karen character is usually the bearer of trivialities. She turns into major complaints for was manager Adam Pierce. She recently tweeted some actual bad news informing fans. She was hospitalized after WrestleMania. I thought I celebrated my first mania too hard. Turns out I actually had a severe stomach bug and a distended gallbladder. Whoa, got the manager of the ER took care of me will not be filing any complaints this weekend. Green has been doing a terrific job playing a Karen in WWE. WrestleMania sends its well wishes for a fast and full recovery. Well, guys, there you have it the while. Sure, man. Wishing her a speedy recovery.  In the end of the day, these are people like you and me and they deserve to be treated with respect. They deserve to be treated like human being. So, you know, they need to get the help that they can get. Hey, man. I hope that they are able to, you know what I'm saying? So, but yeah. What do we do now? When it comes to Roman Reigns and while we knew we knew he was about to take his little break. I don't even know. I just don't know, man. I don't know the future of Smackdown. I don't know the future of Monday Night Raw. I don't even know what they're doing with Cody. Doesn't look like we're going to have the Cody versus Brock match at at Backlash. Maybe we will, but it looks like they're saving it for King and the Ring. I don't know.  I don't know. Will this Cody momentum be able to, you know, last until SummerSlam potentially? Will Roman even lose at SummerSlam? These are all questions we don't know and they're quite concerning. So comment down below. Let me know. What do you guys think is going to happen from all the questions I just asked? What do you guys think is going to happen with Roman, Brock, Cody, the booking of the shows? All of this. Let me know down below. But I appreciate all of the support. Road to 150K and I'm still getting speedy. You to the rest of the world. Appreciate y'all kidding with me. See y'all next week. Peace.