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  1. key sentence is: "VM is isolation of machines, while Containers is isolation of processes"
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  2. This guy is great! I really feel like I learned something here, keep it up Nigel!
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  3. Can we get Nigel to do more explanation videos? Super great explanation and very personable speaker!
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  4. IBM's transparent chalkboard lecture are always the best.
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  5. The best explanation I’ve seen. I would thrive in his classroom. Some teachers are just better than others. His teaching like he really want you to get it…
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  6. I worked as a Business Analyst on an Open Banking project - Gosh I wish this video/resource was available to me to simplify the crazy first couple of months to digest this information. Enjoyed this, very well done and simplified. Great job!
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  7. The explanations on this channel are amazing. Perfectly articulated. Great job.
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  8. Of all the IBM presenters, he's the best. Clear, great presence...and amusing in an understated way.
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  9. Imagine making explanatory videos about Machine Learning, Cloud Technologies, CI/CD, etc but learn what actually people want to know is "how IBM magic videos work", I find it hilarious. But I have to say IBM's videos are amazing
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  10. This guy is a great teacher, thank you IBM, here's your feedback!
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  11. When you are able to explain your stuff to the mass, it means you know your stuff. By miles the best comparison explanation out there. Thank you.
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  12. I'm really impressed with the explanation as well as the lightboard which has been used. Most tutors use traditional whiteboards or PowerPoint presentations. Technically and content wise this lecture is a class above. Thanks a lot Nigel!!!
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  13. Thank for explaining in such an easy manner.
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  14. Thank you Nathan and IBM Technology for the great content. You guys put a lot of effort to make things easy for us to understand. Keep up the awesome work.
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  15. I wish I could but the truth is that we flip the video in the post production process. Now you know the secret to the magic :-)
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  16. Thank You for this video, Martin! A positive and professional attitude is so much seen even through the screen. It's fantastic to listen to the real masters in their field who enjoy what they do and are ready to share their knowledge with beginners!
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  17. This was one of the best explanations of PKI that I've heard. Amazing job guys 👏
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  18. I’ve seen a lot of the same questions repeated so here’s a list of FAQs that I hope will help: 1) What do I do if I lose the device containing the private key? What do you do when you lose your password? You recover your account on the web site with a “forgot password” or similar procedure. Nothing prevents a similar account recovery with FIDO. Also, see #2 … 2) What if I have multiple devices? While not specifically part of the FIDO spec, private keys can be synced across devices the same way that password managers like 1Password and iCloud Keychain can, for example. These tools encrypt passwords and sync them to multiple devices that have been authenticated and authorized by the user. Same for the private keys with FIDO. 3) Isn’t this just SSH? PGP? SSL/TLS? Similar but different. All of these leverage PKI (e.g., private/public keys, certificates, etc.) but apply them in different ways. SSH, for instance, is focused on securing the user’s session and typically does not run over HTTP (i.e., web sites). TLS (formerly SSL) also secures the session but is specifically for web sites. FIDO is not focused on data confidentiality/privacy but rather on authentication (i.e., proving the user is who they claim to be) and provides a means for integration with many common security hardware tokens, mobile phones, etc. which can control access to the private key. 4) What’s wrong with just continuing to use passwords? Passwords can be phished. Passwords can be cracked if they aren’t chosen well. Passwords can be discovered if the web site experiences a breach. Once compromised, passwords can be used again and again by an attacker. Passkeys essentially avoid all these problems. They have a specified lifetime, which is relatively short, preventing reuse and can’t be phished or discovered easily because the private key that creates them never leaves the device (except in case #2 above, of course). Passwords are the secret and that is sent over a vulnerable Internet and stored in a potentially vulnerable web server. The private key used to generate a passkey stays on the device, thereby, reducing the attack surface greatly. 5) Why not just keep using a pw manager instead of switching to passkeys? First of all, see #4 above. Secondly, the good pw managers actually support both passwords and passkeys these days so it’s really not and either/or. If you like your password manager, you can probably continue using it. 6) What if I want to login from a public terminal or my friend’s laptop? I recommend that you don’t. If you don’t control the security on the system, you should consider everything you type on it to be public information — including passwords. Why? Because the device might be infected with a key logger. Finally, here’s a link to the FIDO Alliance explanation of how it works: https://fidoalliance.org/how-fido-works/
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  19. Today for the SNA exam of my BIT degree last semester, it asked about the "bare-metal" hypervisor. Yesterday I watched this video and got fully aware of that. So today I was able to completely answer the Virtualization question of the SNA paper. Thank you so much ma'am for this video♥
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  20. What I really like about Sai is that he is focused and tries to bring out very useful points for learners. Additionally, he actions are very meaningful without any distracting behaviour in terms of how he presents everything. Really well speaker with clear words and sentences. Thanks for helping everyone understand so well.
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  21. This man knew how to write backwards but pointed to the wrong direction (subjectively) to the recommended list of videos... PHENOMENAL!
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  22. I am a former IBMer and now I am educator, I will use this video in my applied Deep learning class, Muchas gracias Dario!
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  23. No non-sense, buzzwords, or even hype in this video... Just pure and simple theory . Thanks, guys.
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  24. Thank you do much for explaining it as a normal daily scenario. It helps a lot.
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  25. 4:47 use protection, very important
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  26. Very helpful lecture. Keep up the good work!
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  27. He clearly loves his job and its communicative ^^
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  28. This is one of the best videos I have ever seen on the IBM learning platform - well done, Sai!
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  29. No matter what topic it is, his way of explaining things are always amazing!
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  30. The intro just rocked, as to why CNN. "Humans can do object detection quickly and machines can't" and hence that's where it begins. Amazing... Thanks...
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  31. AMAZING explanation, captures really important details in a simple way. Thank you.
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  32. So there's much more to this man than beer, interesting.
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  33. There's a lot to learn in IT, and often times you become anxious. However, the great deal about IBM Technology, is that you get a preview of your concerned aspect of Technology before you can actually dive deep into learning it, which makes it a lot easier because by then you will have a clear perspective and concept about your Technology of concern. Thank you IBM Technology.
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  34. I just landed my first role as an SRE. I was a professional Chef back in 2021 and decided to chase what I wanted to do in life. I immersed myself in the world. Got two AWS certs, took comp sci classes at college, learned Linux, python, html/css, JS, bash scripting, cloud IaC technologies, Jenkins and other cicd tools.... Everything I could get my hands on. To me, I love the idea that the stack is one giant living and breathing monster that you can access and tame and just seeing it all work together is awe inspiring to me. I am so excited about my new position, it encompasses my love for problem solving, infrastructure and automation. Really looking forward to it, but also very nervous because I know I still have a lot of learning to do!!
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  35. Hands down one of the best instructors I've ever listened to.
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  36. These presentations from IBM have been very helpful. The lessons provided are greatly appreciate!
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  37. Well done. This is one of the best, most concise explanations of K8 I have seen to date. Thank you.
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  38. A nice video that highlights IBM’s desire to offer an alternative approach different from the “firekeepers” (OpenAI…).
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  39. This is the first video I have ever seen on the topic of Chat Bots!!! It was unbelievably simple to understand even though I'm from a different technical background.Excellent teaching style!!!
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  40. Very insightful! I learned a lot. Thank you.
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  41. Damn this was thoroughly explained and simplified
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  42. I really appreciate this work, thank you! Always great when IBM's channel produces a video like this. Really like the presenter too.
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  43. Great video presentation! Martin Keen delivers a superbly layman friendly elucidation of what are otherwise very 'high tech talk' to people like me who do not come from a tech based professional background. These types of content are highly appreciable, and in fact motivate further learning on these subjects. Thank you IBM, Mr. Keen & team. Cheers to you all from Sri Lanka.
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  44. I will start a new job as SRE tomorrow. Somehow YT knows about it and recommended me this video. Nice explanation!
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  45. "Every app function is it's own service" That's the line I needed to see. Now I get it. Thank you.
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  46. Good clear explanation with no unnecessary jargon or cruft. Thank you!
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  47. This is really shaping up to be an excellent series. It's a perfect mid-level view of cybersecurity, not overly technical but also not so broad that it lacks meaning to a beginner. I started my first cybersecurity job a few months ago and this video pretty much captures everything I'm working with on a daily basis. It's rare to find so much good information in one place, great job.
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  48. Such a clear and easy to understand explanation!! So proud of you Pooja❤️❤️
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  49. Amazing work and great presentation. Simple and to the point. I am looking forward for the next one. Thank you!
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  50. That moment when your 2 most watched AI channels do a crossover
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