Youtube comments of (@IBMTechnology).

  1. That's likely the #1 comment! The presenter writes on the glass and we flip the image in post-production. Martin is actually right-handed. Some married presenters will switch their wedding ring to the other hand or not wear it so as not to confuse their spouse.
    192
  2. There is a trick. Hint: he's not left handed.
    135
  3. Hi Ritchie: Check this post out for an explanation of how we make these: https://ibm.co/2SA1vGd
    97
  4. 8:13 Jeff misspoke here. There are 770,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the US.
    93
  5. Hey Abdulrahman! Not quite :) Here is a post where we explain how these videos are created: https://ibm.co/2U1ofAe
    86
  6. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    80
  7. Here's a post we wrote to explain how these videos are created. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKWaEZ-_VweaEx1j62do_vQ/community?lb=Ugzf5SL_yh9NglCJzgF4AaABCQ  Let us know if you have any more questions and thanks for visiting.
    74
  8. This is by far the most common question on our channel: Are your speakers writing backwards? This video explains and here's a shortcut: https://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    64
  9. Yes, we do 👉 https://ibm.co/31FpRHA 😉
    63
  10. Thanks for watching Brooklynn! Your dad did a great job.
    59
  11. Congrats to Parth Vikani for being the first lucky viewer to answer the question correctly! Thank you again to everyone who participated in the contest and please make sure to subscribe!
    56
  12. Well actually we don't write backward. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it, with a photo. https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    48
  13. Hi Max, thanks for watching and your comment! While we don't have a video on the subject (yet), Kubernetes vs. Docker Swarm is absolutely an important discussion. We've covered it here: https://www.ibm.com/blogs/bluemix/2018/10/docker-swarm-vs-kubernetes-a-comparison/
    43
  14. That's correct! 👍 Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it. ➞ https://ibm.co/3eItmz7
    39
  15. Hi Ben...Mostyn is correct. The light board is facing Sai when we film, then the editors flip it in post prod. Thanks for checking out our channel.
    38
  16. You're right, Bradley is our superstar! 🤩 As for his ability to write backward, well... 👉 https://ibm.co/325zHma 😉
    32
  17. Hi @indrajeet500 thanks for reaching out. GPUs have the capability of processing particular applications far faster than CPUs, but GPUs lack the some of the core functionality of CPUs which are needed for modern operating systems. GPUs are most suited for intensive compute applications such as low-latency graphics and deep learning, whereas CPUs are built for everyday computing. For now, GPUs and CPUs are a robust team!--Alex
    32
  18. Search on "lightboard videos".
    31
  19. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    30
  20. Hi Filipi, thanks for the reply. Yes Sai is a great presenter and we have another one coming out featuring him soon.
    27
  21. We flip the image in post-production. That's why you see an usually high percentage of left-handers on this channel.
    27
  22. Thanks for the appreciation, Sunny, that's what we strive for! 🙂
    25
  23. YES, thanks for spotting that! David's actual surname is "Adeyemi", we missed that first 'e'. Many apologies to David!
    23
  24. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    23
  25. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    23
  26. IBM has a long history of supporting open source projects, some of which may have been donated by other companies. It's just smart business and supports our mutual customers.
    23
  27. We use a lightboard and reverse the image in post-production.
    20
  28. Read this post on our community page that explains it all https://ibm.co/2SA1vGd
    20
  29. Great question, Joel. CDNs are usually implemented in a way that accelerates static content. Static content doesn't usually change frequently, so it can be cached easily by a CDN without there being a risk of the consumer getting stale content. This doesn't mean that you cannot cache dynamic content that is served by a database, but when pushing this content through a CDN, you have to be conscious of presenting stale content to the user. You will need to put more thought into how long you cache that content and even taking additional steps of purging that content from the CDN at the time you create, delete, or update pieces of it. Thank you for watching!--Ryan
    18
  30. Search on "lightboard videos".
    18
  31. Ha! No, she actually wrote on glass and we reversed the image in post-production.
    18
  32. We're glad you like the videos! As for a podcast, it's definitely something we're interested in, make sure you're subscribed, we'll be sure to announce it here, if and when it happens.
    17
  33. Search on "lightboard videos".
    17
  34. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    16
  35. Well actually, we don't write backward. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it. ➞ https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    16
  36. I know, you would not believe how much practice it requires. [j/k] Search on "lightboard videos".
    16
  37. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    15
  38. Glad this was useful to you! 👍 As for writing mirrored, here is how we do it 👉 https://ibm.co/3jnq1st 😉
    15
  39. Search on "lightboard videos".
    15
  40. If you want to find out we shared some backstage "secrets" on our Community page, you can check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3pT41d5
    15
  41. Hi Akash! Thanks for the suggestions. Please see our playlist on 'Cloud Data Storage Explained' first ➡️ https://ibm.co/3lhyoqE Then, for more info on the topics you asked for, here are some resources: Hadoop ➡️ https://ibm.co/3p6qul7 Spark ➡️ https://ibm.co/3rfy6o0 Why Spark on Ceph? (3 part blog series from Red Hat) ➡️ https://ibm.co/3rmYmNc HPC ➡️ https://ibm.co/3FTfOwX Hope these help! 🙂
    14
  42. Thanks. Glad you enjoyed the content.
    14
  43. Hi Hamel, you are so right. Unfortunately, the producer goofed on that one, and it definitely should be spelled Consul on the board. Thanks for sending!
    14
  44. They actually write normally on the glass. The video editors flip it in post-production. Thanks for watching.
    14
  45. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards too
    14
  46. If you want to see how it's done, check out this behind the scenes video https://youtu.be/Uoz_osFtw68?feature=shared
    14
  47. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    13
  48. We record through a pane of glass and then flip the image in post-production. That's why you'll see an usually high percentage of left-handed presenters. ;-)
    13
  49. That's exactly what we did, Debashish! 👏 More details here 👉 https://ibm.co/3gDrpDY
    12
  50. Hi! Virtual Servers are fundamentally identical to the term Virtual Machine. They are interchangeable terms with the same meaning. 🙂
    12
  51. Ha, that's so true. Here you go: http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    12
  52. Correct, we flip the image in post-production.
    12
  53. Hey there! 😃 The key difference between SaaS and FaaS is the level of abstraction and management. SaaS requires zero maintenance as the whole IT solution stack is abstracted and managed by a Cloud Service Provider (CSP) for you. So, it's a more fully developed and ready to use solution offered to customers via a subscription model over the internet. Gmail and Salesforce would be two good SaaS examples. FaaS on the other hand abstracts everything as well except the individual "functions", actions, or pieces of the business logic that is managed by the customer. Outside of SaaS, FaaS has the highest level of abstraction at the smallest unit of scale which would be a function. So, with FaaS, a customer can break their application down into individual functions and upload them to a FaaS programing platform managed by a CSP where these functions will be triggered and executed when you need them. Also, FaaS is very cost effective as a customer only pays for the times that their functions get called instead of having to pay to have their application always on and waiting for requests like you would have to with PaaS. I would recommend taking a look at some tutorials for our FaaS offering, IBM Cloud Functions, to learn more about FaaS 👉 https://ibm.co/2YWwFvp Hope this is helpful and thank you for your question!
    12
  54. We record through a pane of glass and then flip the image in post-production.
    11
  55. Hi Nino: Thanks for your question. The industry is working up to no less than a dozen different permutations of DevOps (GitOps, AIOps, BizDevOps...)! DevSecOps = DevOps + Security. I think of this as DevOps with a focus on security. Where DevOps initially was focused on bringing together Development and Operations, DevSecOps, emphasizes the bringing together of IT Sec/InfoSec/AppSec into the mix. It is really an extension of breaking down silos with yet another critical stakeholder in application delivery. This also means integrating security and quality activities into the pipeline process. I talk more about this integration in my blog series: https://medium.com/ibm-garage/devsecops-58e0aa323412 Simply put, DevSecOps is a derivative of DevOps. Thank you for watching our video. -Andrea
    11
  56. It's filmed through a glass pane and the image reversed in post-production. That's why you'll see a lot of "left-handers" in these videos. ;-)
    11
  57. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it, with a photo. https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo 👍
    11
  58. Thank you for the suggestion, Niall! We'll see what we can do, stay tuned! 🙂
    11
  59. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    10
  60. Hey guys! We actually wrote this post to explain the technique: https://ibm.co/3b9C7i4 😃 Thank you for watching the video.
    10
  61. Actually, if you want to know how they did this, check out this post: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKWaEZ-_VweaEx1j62do_vQ/community?lb=Ugzf5SL_yh9NglCJzgF4AaABCQ  Let us know if you have any more questions and thanks for visiting.
    10
  62. Search on "lightboard videos"
    10
  63. Hmm-m, I've always said "day-mon". Looking it up, I see references that confirm what you assert. Still, I don't like the idea of saying "demon" which has a lot of negative connotations.
    10
  64. Hi Andrew...check out this post on how "the magic happens" in the light board videos https://ibm.co/2SA1vGd
    9
  65. Hi Robert! We have a post that explains how we create these videos. https://ibm.co/335YQYY Hope this helps! - Tessa
    9
  66. Thanks for watching and for the feedback! 💙
    9
  67. Seach on "lightboard videos"
    9
  68. Thank you for taking your time to give us this wonderful feedback and suggestion, Pranav! We truly appreciate it! 🙏 We do plan to make more videos 😉 so be sure to stay subscribed.
    9
  69. Thanks for taking the time to give us your input, you make a good point - we'll work on a more dynamic use of graphics and use-case examples.
    9
  70. Well actually we don't write backward. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it, with a photo. https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    9
  71. The whole image is reversed, so what looks like her left hand is really her right, and what appears to be written forwards, is really backwards in the camera.
    9
  72. From her perspective she was writing normally.
    9
  73. Hi bmwman5! Take a look at this 'Guided Tour of IBM +Red Hat OpenShift' video and see if that answers your question. https://youtu.be/l4Vrj7mkxhQ -Sai
    9
  74. Believe it or not, she isn't writing in reverse Shridhar :)  Here's a post we wrote to explain how these videos are created. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKWaEZ-_VweaEx1j62do_vQ/community?lb=Ugzf5SL_yh9NglCJzgF4AaABCQ  Let us know if you have any more questions and thanks for visiting.
    9
  75. Hey Chris! If you're curious to see how we did the trick, check out this post: https://ibm.co/2tv7p2H
    8
  76. Hi Alex: No mirrors. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it, with a photo. https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    8
  77. Here's a post we wrote to explain how these videos are created. https://ibm.co/335YQYY Let us know if you have any more questions and thanks for visiting.
    8
  78. You're right. We had to make a minor correction to the video, so we re-uploaded the video. Sorry for the confusion.
    8
  79. Hi Adam! Honored to be able to help with your educational journey. Best of luck to you in your future endeavors! -Sai
    8
  80. Hi Paul! I do not believe there are any drawbacks. The main concern people mention is system overload. However, in the cloud environmen,t scalability can be achieved to ensure the shared systems are not overloaded. Thanks for watching. Hope this helps. --Bryan.
    8
  81. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    8
  82. Thank you for the lovely feedback, Nicolas! 🙏
    8
  83. Hi Diana! That's a great question. 🙂 A site reliability engineer is a software developer with IT operations experience - someone who knows how to code, and who also understands how to work in a large-scale IT environment. So, to start, you'd need a general Computer Science degree or certificate. Then, some knowledge of IT Infrastructure, software development, DevOps, automation, maintenance, system administration etc. There are also specific courses for the SRE job role, offered by different organizations.
    8
  84. Hi it's a glass, not a mirror. See this post for how we did ithttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKWaEZ-_VweaEx1j62do_vQ/community?lb=Ugzf5SL_yh9NglCJzgF4AaABCQ
    8
  85. I've done that, i.e., generated code with an AI assistant, found errors, and then "corrected" the assistant. It thanked me (!) for the correction and regenerated the code anew to confirm. Presumably it would not make the same mistake again.
    8
  86. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    8
  87. We record through glass and then flip the image in post-production. The presenter writes using a "glow" type dry marker that's lit up by a black light sandwiched between the two panes. Search on "how to do a lightboard video" for more details.
    8
  88. Hey there! Maybe these behind the scenes would answer your question 👉 https://ibm.co/3rqK91S 😉
    8
  89. Hey Allan! Thank you so much for watching and for the awesome feedback. 😃 Appreciate it!
    8
  90. No magic, just creativity. Here's how we do it:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKWaEZ-_VweaEx1j62do_vQ/community?lb=Ugzf5SL_yh9NglCJzgF4AaABCQ  Let us know if you have any more questions and thanks for visiting.
    8
  91. The video is flipped in post-production so the writing doesn't appear backwards.
    8
  92. Appreciate the feedback! That's an interesting idea—we'll look into it 👍
    8
  93. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    8
  94. Hi Raghavendra! We just checked on multiple devices and can confirm that the link is working fine. We encourage you to clear your cache or try using a different device or browser.
    8
  95. If you would like to know how we recorded this video, you can find more information here → https://ibm.co/3aJxXNN
    8
  96. Hello there! While segmentation in this video allows you to send different variants of a feature to different users, A/B includes an additional element of usage analytics to decide which feature variant is most desirable to users or creates more traffic/interaction.
    7
  97. Thanks for the great feedback and thanks for watching! 💙
    7
  98. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    7
  99. We know you've had a lot of questions about this video. Jeff made his way back into the studio to help sort things out in a new video. Check it out: https://youtu.be/lRFeuSH9t44 For more details on FIDO, you can learn more from the FIDO Alliance here: https://fidoalliance.org/how-fido-works/
    7
  100. You're right. On occasion we have to republish to fix an issue found after publishing. We hope you will enjoy some of truly new content.
    7
  101. Thanks for the appreciation, Dustin! As for how we film our videos, we shared some behind the scenes on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/2TTQAvW 😉
    7
  102. Hi there! We already have all of this! 🙌 😉 Please head over to our IBM Skills Build portal and feel free to browse through all the various (free) resources 👉 https://ibm.co/3jW44l1 We also have free certifications and courses on: Coursera 👉 https://ibm.co/3tqUnOJ edX 👉 https://ibm.co/2VrCId8 Cognitive Class. ai 👉 https://ibm.co/3jWf7uz Enjoy your learning! 💪
    7
  103. Search on "lightboard videos"
    7
  104. 😂 😉
    7
  105. That's the reason why we avoid saying left or right or why you don't see anyone with text on their shirts. The only other real clue is how many people are seemingly writing with their left hands.
    7
  106. Hi there! Thank you so much for your feedback. This was mostly an editing mishap on our part, we certainly didn't mean it. 🙂 Matt Perrins is introduced in our Description section, and you are right, he is awesome. We will also take into consideration your suggestion of having this type of dialogue in our videos. Enjoy our channel further, and let us know what you think! 👍
    6
  107. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    6
  108. Search on "lightboard videos"
    6
  109. Glad it was helpful!
    6
  110. Hi Kurian! Thanks for reaching out. Here's Sai's answer--Yes, Kubernetes has a feature called “Horizontal Pod Autoscaler”. The autoscaler allows you to automatically scale Pods (containers) in response to increased CPU/Memory usage or other customizable metrics. In the video, we demonstrated manual scaling using ReplicaSets and Deployments.
    6
  111. Hey there! We shared some backstage "secrets" on our Community page, you can check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3pT41d5
    6
  112. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    6
  113. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    6
  114. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    6
  115. Hey @ralienpp, thanks for the question and glad you liked it! We built a lightboard setup that has the presenter behind the glass (which is lit up by LED lights in the frame of the board). The presenter diagrams out the solution, and then we flip it in post-production. We've done 2-3 others like it (and have more planned), and we're loving how they are turning out!
    6
  116. Thank you for the suggestion. We've been talking about how we would go about showing demonstrating some of these ideas in a more hands on way. It's good to know there would be interest in more content like that.
    6
  117. It's tacit knowledge -- the implicit knowledge that's not easily documented like intuition -- or like Bob's case cited in the video, "just knowing", based on years of experience.
    6
  118. Perfect timing, then! 😎 👍 We're glad it was of use to you!
    6
  119. Martin touched on this point in his video on AI Code Generation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_OSq0eh2xM (answer: no, a human programmer must verify the code). Jeff Crume, the channel's security guy, also cited that oversight is needed especially for open source/public code since the model could be influenced to generate malicious code by corpus poisoning.
    6
  120. Hi Jeremy! When referencing the placement of a hypervisor in an IT stack, I reference what the hypervisor is installed on to, or “on top of”. For example, saying 'A type 1 hypervisor runs on top of a bare metal server.' is the same thing as saying ‘A type 1 hypervisor is installed on a bare metal server.’ Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and let us know if you have other questions. --Kaleigh
    6
  121. You can see how it's done here: https://youtu.be/Uoz_osFtw68
    6
  122. Thank you so much for visiting our channel Rafael and for your compliments.
    6
  123. Well actually we don't write backward. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it, with a photo. https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    6
  124. Not sure but you may want to check out the videos she's done on DevSecOps and Continuous Improvement.
    6
  125. There is more on the way!
    6
  126. Practice? (j/k - we reverse the image in post-production)
    6
  127. Couldn't agree more!
    6
  128. At one point, some speakers did switch rings/watches so they'd appear on the "correct" hand/arm. But most don't bother nowadays.
    6
  129. Hi Steve! That's one way to look at it, but the merit of a virtual network is undeniable. 🙂 Virtual networks allow us to connect between partitions on a server or even across multiple servers. We can create several virtual networks on a managed system and then connect the partitions to those networks. Be sure to check out the links in this video's description ⤴️ they go to some pretty detailed guides! Hope this helps!
    6
  130. Labeled data = interpreted by a human. Imagine that you had 1000s of images and reviewed them, describing what they depict (e.g. "red car"). That's labeled data.
    6
  131. Thanks for letting us know! I'll pass this along to the post-production editors. The two-person recording format is new to the channel and we'll keep an eye (ear?) on audio quality issues.
    6
  132. Hi Saurabh: Here's a post that explains how we create these videos. https://ibm.co/335YQYY Hope this helps!-Katie
    6
  133. Hi Paul! Testing should be done early, and often. You are correct that testing should be a part of the Build phase, unit testing, that is. Typically, that is the first opportunity to validate a developer has working code in a shared development environment.  Build can also be used to infuse linting, static analysis and test code coverage too. But don't let testing stop there...automate your integration, contract, API, performance and vulnerability scans too! --Andrea
    6
  134. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    6
  135. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    5
  136. Guilty as charged! RACI was mentioned under roles; it refers to responsible/accountable/consulted/informed ... see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Responsibility_assignment_matrix for formal definition.
    5
  137. Hi Ramesh: Here are some additional resources for you on Blockchain: Learn more about Blockchain technology: https://ibm.co/2oplNYh Blog on the different types of Blockchain: http://bit.ly/2PpQiIx Learn about different Blockchain use cases: https://ibm.co/2NhpUxS Hope this helps! --Sai
    5
  138. Thanks so much! You can watch episodes early and explore our growing collection of content at AI Academy https://www.ibm.com/think/ai-academy
    5
  139. If you're interested in the ethical implications of large language models you should check out this other video we recently published: https://youtu.be/r4kButlDLUc
    5
  140. Sorry, our company policy does not allow us to recommend or endorse specific vendors or products without legal review.
    5
  141. Thanks, Bala!
    5
  142. 😄 Glad to hear that, thanks for watching!
    5
  143. Hi Eugene! Thank you for the suggestions. We'll see what we can do for future videos. 🙂
    5
  144. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    5
  145. Hi there! We explain the magic trick in here: https://ibm.co/3ceN8Q0 😃
    5
  146. Hi glad this was helpful. Here is a post with photo about how this video was made. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKWaEZ-_VweaEx1j62do_vQ/community?lb=Ugzf5SL_yh9NglCJzgF4AaABCQ
    5
  147. Hi Jamillo, thank you for the question and apologies for the delayed response. Do clients have to send requests to the etcd leader? Raft is leader-based; the leader handles all client requests which need cluster consensus. However, the client does not need to know which node is the leader. Any request that requires consensus sent to a follower is automatically forwarded to the leader. Requests that do not require consensus (e.g., serialized reads) can be processed by any cluster member. Source: https://etcd.io/docs/v3.4.0/faq/
    5
  148. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    5
  149. Hi Edgar! Actually, we don't write backwards. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it, with a photo. https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo Thanks for watching, Ram
    5
  150. We're happy you found our video useful, Edward! Stay tuned for more like this. 🙌
    5
  151. Thanks for the feedback, let us think about it. Stay tuned! 🙂
    5
  152. Hi Alexander! You can’t do that with Kubernetes Ingress at the moment, but you can do it with a service mesh such as Istio. Check out “Istio Traffic Management”.
    5
  153. Hey there! Thanks a lot for your feedback, glad you enjoyed it! 😃
    5
  154. Hi Aakarsh, thank you for your questions. Object storage is a type of cloud storage in itself (together with File and Block), and doesn't necessarily have subtypes. You can read more about it if you access the links in the description of this video (right under the video name). In the second link, you can also find a paper from IDC that talks about how IBM solves security matters for Cloud Object Storage. Hope this helps! 🙂
    5
  155. Guess what, we already have: https://youtu.be/Uoz_osFtw68
    5
  156. Glad you liked it, William, obrigado! Stay tuned for more videos like this! 🙂
    5
  157. Most are right-handed. They appear left-handed because we flip the image in post-production so the writing isn't backwards.
    5
  158. Hi thanks for your question. This post explains everything.  https://ibm.co/2SA1vGd  Thank you for watching the video.
    5
  159. Hi SB! The decision making process for multi-tenancy usually comes down to the security requirements and the level of multi-tenancy being requested. Security is usually down to the isolation at the hardware level, or even storage level depending on your needs. If you need physical separation then single tenancy is the better route to proceed, if it is acceptable to share compute/storage using ACLS to isolate different users/customers then multi-tenancy is a better route. For the level of multi-tenancy, this can range from bare metal or to a software instance eg Share physical database server, but running development / testing intances. --Bryan
    5
  160. Another tell is a wedding band on the right hand. Some of our speakers will switch rings/watches to the other hand so it's on the "correct" side in the final video.
    5
  161. You're welcome! Jason really explained it concisely.
    5
  162. We flip the image in post-production so the speaker doesn't have to write backwards. That's why the lightboard videos appear to have an unusually high percentage of left-handed presenters.
    5
  163. We sure will! 👍 Glad you're enjoying them and thank you for the feedback!
    5
  164. Search on "lightboard videos".
    5
  165. Here's how 👉 https://ibm.co/322S4I6 😉
    5
  166. Absolutely!
    5
  167. Hi Brennan! That’s pretty much it. We mirror the video in post-production. Try searching for “lightboard” to see how the effect is created!--Sai
    5
  168. Thank you for your comment and your suggestions! 🙂 We'll see what we can do to incorporate that info into future videos. Stay tuned!
    5
  169. You are most welcome.
    5
  170. HI Shankar, Great question and sorry for the delay! Here is what Bradley had to say: SAP HANA is an ultra-high speed in-memory databased designed to work as the back end for a number of different applications: ERP applications, Business Warehouse applications, CRM applications, and others. Product suites from SAP like S/4 HANA and BW/4 HANA incorporate the applications themselves along with the database, allowing companies to have better insight into their core ERP and BW data. So, while HANA is similar to a Data Warehouse, it's designed more for real-time intelligence than a traditional data warehouse would be.
    5
  171. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    5
  172. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    5
  173. Jesse, we love hearing this! Thank you for watching.
    5
  174. Hope we didn't freak you out too much. Here's a post to explain how these videos are created. https://ibm.co/335YQYY Let us know if you have any more questions and thanks for visiting.
    4
  175. Thanks for the feedback! 🙂 We already have some videos on Kafka, like this one: https://ibm.co/30WOwGS, and feel free to look around our videos and playlists for more info.
    4
  176. We write on an illuminated glass pane and reverse it in post-production. Search on "lightboard videos" for more details.
    4
  177. Thank you for the feedback. We will try to do a better job of making sure acronyms are clarified in future videos.
    4
  178. Glad it was helpful!
    4
  179. We'll take it into consideration.
    4
  180. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how these videos are created ➞ https://ibm.co/3l3RJst 😀
    4
  181. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    4
  182.  @warscovich  thanks for the great questions! I have answered them each listed below. 1. The OCR engines that IBM RPA natively support (Google Tesseract, ABBYY and Google Cloud Vision) can handle a lot of different languages. Look more information on respective solution pages, ABBYY: https://www.abbyy.com/finereader-server/specifications/ and GCV: https://cloud.google.com/vision/docs/languages 2. Yes. RPA is an essential capability for Hyperautomation and Intelligent Process Automation (IPA). 3. At least IBM has been working with intelligent process automation (IPA) for already several years by providing a lot of different business automation capabilities - decision automation, intelligent capture, Watson AI, workflow automation, etc - to establish intelligent automation to your business. RPA is just another component for IPA and hyperautomation. ABBYY ABBYY FineReader Server Specifications & System Requirements Technical specifications of ABBYY FineReader Server (previously Recognition Server): system requirements, supported recognition languages and document formats. https://www.abbyy.com/media/25150/finereader_server_smm_opengraph_en.jpg Google Cloud OCR Language Support | Cloud Vision API | Google Cloud https://cloud.google.com/_static/cloud/images/social-icon-google-cloud-1200-630.png
    4
  183. Thanks for watching, Brooke! Appreciate your feedback. 💙
    4
  184. We didn't! 😉 We shared some behind making of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3kWnrvf 😉
    4
  185. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we make our videos! ➞ https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    4
  186. Search on "lightboard videos".
    4
  187. Correct, it continues to use the existing (on-prem) DB; a simple lift-and-shift. You're on the right track -- the next step is to consider migrating the data to a managed DB in the cloud. However, this would require changes to the code. Thanks for visiting our channel, San
    4
  188. Search on "lightboard videos"
    4
  189. Hi Mauro...many people think I do, but here's an explanation of how we make these videos. these videos here: https://ibm.co/2SA1vGd Thanks for checking us out, San
    4
  190. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    4
  191. It's filmed through a glass pane and the image reversed in post-production.
    4
  192. Hi Xing:  To learn more about how to use OpenShift, check out their great learning portal: https://learn.openshift.com/  Hope this helps! Thanks for watching. Sai
    4
  193. Hey Hossam! You got it right. Here's a post to explain how these videos are created 👉 https://ibm.co/3qcuu2w
    4
  194. Hi Lukas! We actually used a little trick. 😉 We shared some behind the scenes of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3fdhupX 😉
    4
  195. Search on "lightboard videos".
    4
  196. Thanks for your comment! 👍 Here is a lightboard video on traditional RAG that you might find useful. Enjoy! - https://youtu.be/T-D1OfcDW1M
    4
  197. The t-shirt spells out IBM (Eye, Bee, M)
    4
  198. RAG is generally more cost-efficient than fine-tuning because it limits resource costs by leveraging existing data and eliminating the need for extensive training stages.
    4
  199. We're on the same page - we want to do more developer hands on videos and your first point makes lots of sense. Thanks!
    4
  200. On behalf of Bradley and the team, we thank you very much for your feedback, Phương! We're glad you are finding our videos useful! 🙏
    4
  201. Thank you for the lovely feedback, Markus! It makes us really happy to hear this! 🙏
    4
  202. Hi there! You can say that data pipelines run inside data lakes (through various services). A data lake is a cloud-native mechanism that supplies large volumes of quite diverse data to analytics, so that IT and business organizations can generate various business insights. It's basically a centralized place where an organization stores all their different data, allowing for many types of analytics at a larger scale (e.g social media data). While a data pipeline is a system that filters these large amounts of data in order to provide a more concise and insightful set of analytics to the organization. It is used for more efficient and detailed reporting and it serves a specific purpose. Hope this answers your question! 🙂
    4
  203. Although the disk space can be considered negligible, memory and CPU usage is not. Container runtimes like Docker take advantage of shared kernels rather than spinning up their own separate OS and kernel like VMs would. This is significant. Yes, VMs can also share resources. However with containers, you only need a single OS install. Containers are more lightweight and free up more resources to be shared. Since Docker can be installed on CentOS, that means any type of application that can be compiled and run in Docker can also run on CentOS. This includes C#. --Sai
    4
  204. An interesting suggestion, any specific element or question you have about the topic?
    4
  205. Hi Arpit! Here are some additional resources for you on Blockchain: Learn more about Blockchain technology: https://ibm.co/2oplNYh Blog on the different types of Blockchain: http://bit.ly/2PpQiIx Learn about different Blockchain use cases: https://ibm.co/2NhpUxS Best, Sai
    4
  206. It's a standardized automation process for software development as part of the Agile methodology that advocates continuous integration/continuous delivery (versus a "waterfall approach" and all-at-once build process). See https://www.ibm.com/cloud/blog/ci-cd-pipeline for a longer explanation.
    4
  207. Hi Alejandra! All solutions work for bare metal environments, but I recommend Veeam as it “just works.” Veeam has more features and reliability than Evault and R1Soft, as well as support Cloud Object Storage for low-cost long-term retention.--Jordan
    4
  208. Hi LasterixTV: CI the practice is a developer activity interacting mostly with source control. The danger of CI the practice is that constant committing leads to continuously broken builds. The CI server like Travis or my baby, UrbanCode Build, is the safety net that is building and testing those commits so that if someone breaks something the whole team knows right away and can fix it before others are negatively impacted. I actually go into some depth on this in a recent blog I wrote on the interplay of practices and technology here: https://www.ibm.com/cloud/blog/new-builders/technology-and-culture-change-together-the-four-question-framework-for-devops Take care and thanks for visiting the channel, Eric
    4
  209. Search on "lightboard videos".
    4
  210. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    4
  211. Search on "lightboard videos".
    4
  212. Thanks for the very good question! You can check some RPA use cases here 👉 https://ibm.co/3fVBcHn In the video description, you can also find more resources about IBM RPA, like the 4th link which contains some more Case Studies. Hope this helps! 🙂
    4
  213. No worries, Brooks. We wrote a post to explain how we make these videos here: https://ibm.co/2SA1vGd  Thank you for visiting our channel. Amy
    4
  214. We've done it both ways and lately we're experimenting with more pre-drawn diagrams so the speaker can cover their main points more quickly. For example, the Cybersecurity Architecture videos with Jeff Crume are longer than usual (12 to 25 minutes) with multiple board changes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jq_LZ1RFPfU
    4
  215. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    4
  216. Fair point! It reminds me of the short definition of cloud computing: It's your code run on some else's computer.
    4
  217. Thank you for the feedback, Lucas! Glad you liked it! 👍
    4
  218. Well actually, we don't write backward. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it. ➞ https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    4
  219. That's really the hard part, learning to write backwards. Kidding! It's flipped in post-production.
    4
  220. Thanks for asking! This is IBM's Robotic Process Automation offering which helps you automate business and IT processes at scale with the ease and speed of traditional RPA. For more information about the benefits of IBM Robotic Process Automation and how to get started, please check out our Infographic here: https://www.ibm.com/downloads/cas/QEJZQ3KL
    4
  221. Thank you for the great feedback, Pranav! 🙏 We will certainly keep doing more videos like this, be sure to stay subscribed!
    4
  222. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    4
  223. Thanks Torsten!
    4
  224. Hi Kanaan! We'll see what we can do. 🙂 In the meantime, maybe this blog can answer some of your questions: https://ibm.co/39pJHGS You can find more links about API Management in this video's description.
    4
  225. Hey Toni! 😀 Here's a post we wrote to explain how these videos are created https://ibm.co/3m5v1l3
    4
  226. You're most welcome
    4
  227. Thank you for watching, we're glad you found it useful! 👍
    4
  228. Hey Mike! Developers write applications, and then package them with images which are hosted in a registry. Containers are spawned from images, along with information on how to run the container. --Sai
    4
  229. We actually have a few videos about PyTorch you can get started with. https://youtu.be/fJ40w_2h8kk https://youtu.be/85RfazjDPwA
    4
  230. Actually it's a lightboard video and we flip the image in post-production.
    4
  231. We do have a video about processing mining if you want to check it out: https://youtu.be/YNxpGimyCt0
    4
  232. Hi Julius! At this time that kind of content does not exist, but it is something we are working on for future videos.
    4
  233. Juliano...thank you. Glad you are enjoying.
    4
  234. Thank you for the feedback, Omar! 👍
    4
  235. Lots and lots of practice? No, seriously, the presenter writes on glass and we reverse the image in post-production. Search "how to setup a lightboard" for more details.
    4
  236. That's kind of slang-y, i.e., "automation that happens magically".
    4
  237. Hi Andrew! That's because an API gateway is the most important aspect of an API management solution, so a part of it. 🙂 You can check out the links in this video's description for more info. ⤴️
    4
  238. Glad it was helpful to you. Here's how we do it: https://ibm.co/2SA1vGd
    3
  239. We're glad you found it useful, Kiran! 🙂
    3
  240. No, it's flipped in post-production. He's actually right-handed.
    3
  241. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    3
  242. Thank you, Leighton! We appreciate your kind words.
    3
  243. We're so happy to hear this, Devpriy! Be sure to subscribe to our channel to get notified of more videos like this. Feel free to explore around and let us know if there is a specific topic we haven't covered yet, but you'd like to see. 🙂
    3
  244. Luckily enough, we have you covered there! We hope this helps. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzY57FaENXg
    3
  245. This is the first video in a series. Stay tuned.
    3
  246. This sounds like a job for a really good anti-virus software. There are quite a few good ones out there. 😉
    3
  247. Yes, all our presenters do. [j/k see http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    3
  248. Hi, @Swankdor! Thanks for reaching out. When using containers, you can start with “base images”, like CentOS or busybox, which take advantage of the kernel from the Host OS. By taking advantage of the kernel from the Host, you can remove the need for an entirely separate Host OS. This is also why you can’t run Linux containers on Windows (without the use of VM), as the kernel from the host doesn’t have the required binaries. - Sai
    3
  249. Hi Ervin! We are glad you are enjoying our content. Even though it would be cool if all of our presenters could write backwards, alas...they cannot! 😜 Here is more info on how the magic happens behnd the scenes. --> https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    3
  250. What other tasks are you looking to learn about?
    3
  251. You're welcome, we're glad you found it useful, Mateus! 👍
    3
  252. Good suggestion! I went through the closed captions and added text that spells out the TLAs [three letter acronyms]. :-)
    3
  253. Yes, master inventor is an official title here at IBM.
    3
  254. Thank you! 🙏 We're glad you're enjoying our content. 🙂
    3
  255. We are happy to hear this, Meera!
    3
  256. Jeff confirmed that you're right, the keys cannot be arbitrarily assigned. This discussion elaborates on why: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/74325/does-it-matter-which-key-is-considered-private-and-which-public
    3
  257. Glad you found it helpful!
    3
  258. Thank you! 🙏 Our chatbot solution is Watson Assistant: https://ibm.co/3qJgIG4
    3
  259. Search on "lightboard videos"
    3
  260. We're glad you found this useful, Anika! Thanks for watching and subscribing! 🙌
    3
  261. Thank you!
    3
  262. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    3
  263. Glad it helped!
    3
  264. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    3
  265. Sounds similar, indeed. Good ear! 👍
    3
  266. Impressive!
    3
  267. We're happy this was useful to you, thanks for watching! 🙂
    3
  268. Thanks for the question. Here are a couple links that may be of use to you. https://developer.ibm.com/articles/l-neural/ https://www.ibm.com/products/spss-neural-networks
    3
  269. This is great to hear, Joseph!
    3
  270. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    3
  271. ​ @tejaskhajanchee1086  Glad there is so much interest in this and thank you for the question! We have more like this in the works. @Tejas, he writes as normal on his side of the lightboard and then we just flip it in post-production. Hope this helps!
    3
  272. 😉 👍
    3
  273. You are right! We shared some backstage "secrets" of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3pZKqWQ 😉
    3
  274. Thank you for your feedback! 🙌 🙌
    3
  275. Ha, ha, no. Team of real people here! 😀
    3
  276. Hi Rajesh! Be sure to also check the links in this video's description, they lead to more resources about block and file storage. ⤴️ 🙂
    3
  277. Thanks for the appreciation, Jack, and thanks for watching! 👍
    3
  278. Here's a post we wrote to explain how these videos are created. https://ibm.co/335YQYY Let us know if you have any more questions and thanks for visiting.
    3
  279. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    3
  280. We've experimented with long-form series, e.g., the Cybersecurity Architecture series with Jeff Crume. We're evaluating other topics. In the meantime, it's worth checking out https://skillsbuild.org or https://www.coursera.org/search?query=linux
    3
  281. Hello Srikkanthan, thanks for your questions. Our team more recently wrote a blog on APIs and Microservices and you might find this helpful - Clearing Up Misconceptions About APIs and Microservices: https://ibm.co/2ol2E5Z. If you are interested in more information, please provide an email address and we'd be happy to get in touch directly with you. Hope this helps!
    3
  282. Farook, physically speaking, PMEM is super fast SSD chips installed on a DIMM board, so that they go into the same socket on a motherboard as a normal RAM DIMM. Hope this provided some clarity for you.
    3
  283. We are happy to hear that our channel has helped you to find information easily. We hope that you get to open your data center one day. 😀
    3
  284. Hi Oruç.... Here are 2 to get you started:  https://youtu.be/p5ZX0Ef0aME https://youtu.be/jw6uHAYM5aM Check our channel often. We have new videos on lots of topics each week.
    3
  285. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards (and search on "lightboard videos")
    3
  286. We'd love to say it's A, but it's definitely B. 😉 We shared how we make our videos here 👉 https://ibm.co/3BgTWcm
    3
  287. Search on "lightboard videos"
    3
  288. Thank you for watching.
    3
  289. Hey there! Here's how we write backwards 👉 https://ibm.co/3uXbFUy 😉
    3
  290. We are so happy to hear this! 🙏 Thank you for being our subscriber, Chika! 😉 What subject matters would you like to see covered here, that we haven't yet?
    3
  291. Hi Edmund! In OpenAPI, both parameters and properties are case sensitive. So parameter “Foo” is distinct from “foo”. You can see more information in the OpenAPI Specification: https://ibm.co/2VnxgnY
    3
  292. Hi Louca, Great question! SDKs are usually a wrapper for APIs, but they can absolutely run some code client side without communicating with the server/API. For example, a mobile SDK could call some client side code to open up the camera in order to take a photo and send it to a visual recognition service. Does this help?
    3
  293. Great suggestion!
    3
  294. Hi Emmanuel! For more details about IBM's CDN solution please access the link in the description of this video. And an endpoint in the CDN context is any physical device that's at the end of that specific network and communicates with it back and forth: laptop, mobile phone, router, tablet, server etc.
    3
  295. Hi Murugan! If you are referring to the writing style with the light board, we don't actually write backward. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it. ➞ https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    3
  296. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    3
  297. Hi, thanks for watching! An SDK (software development kit) is basically a set of tools provided by the manufacturer of a programming language (or of an operating system or service) to help software developers create apps for it specifically. Think of the programming language as wood (as the base material) and of SDK as the box of tools a carpenter uses to create different objects out of that wood (hammer, saw, chisel, level etc.). SDK can be a great way for that manufacturer to introduce developers to its programming language and encourage them to create apps in real-time and in a controlled environment. So most SDKs are free to use. SDKs vary from one manufacturer to another, and usually include a compiler, debugger, and application programming interfaces (APIs). ⤴️ Other components can be added. Hope this helps! 🙂
    3
  298. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    3
  299. Good point! I haven't written such code, but if it's text data, I would start by normalizing the data to a common code page (like UTF-16 if writing in Java). Of course, there may be exceptions like code points that don't exist in one. Searching on Stack Overflow and Wikipedia cited some considerations, e.g.: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EBCDIC#Compatibility_with_ASCII To our mainframe / Linux experts, please feel free to correct me if I got it wrong.
    3
  300. As of today, we have 393K subscribers, so it can't be all bad. ;-)
    3
  301. Hi there! Thank you for the suggestion! 👍
    3
  302. Congrats Parth Vikani for being the first lucky viewer to answer the question correctly! Please send your shirt size and the address where you'd like the t-shirt delivered by emailing the information to this email address → ibmtechvideo@ibm.com. Thank you again for participating!
    3
  303. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    3
  304. For those who may not recognize it, this is a tribute to Tux, the Linux mascot.
    3
  305. Search on "lightboard videos".
    3
  306. You are welcome Yaska. Glad you found it helpful.
    3
  307. That does sound like a great topic. We'll see what we can do about getting that video made. We would recommend you subscribe to the channel, if you haven't yet, to make sure you'll know when we get that published! Thank you for the suggestion, Glenn!
    3
  308. You are welcome Bob! We are happy to hear this!
    3
  309. Hi Syed! We do not use any special technology or software to make these. We use normal video editing software. Here's a post we created to explain how these videos are created. https://ibm.co/335YQYY Hope this helps. Saw
    3
  310. Hi there! DEV is short for Developer and "Jane" is the name of the persona we use in IBM for a developer. 🙂 See 1:27
    3
  311. Hi Julian, thanks for reaching out! So, this is quite a broad question. In brief, where BPM (Business Process Management) is a strategic approach to develop, run, continuously optimize and manage any type of business processes that might span even through different organizations and engage several different user roles, RPA is more tactical solution to automate manual tasks that business users normally do in their own desktop environment using different applications and their user interfaces - like reporting, gathering data from different sources, handling and matching invoices, just to mention few of them. Of course it is not always so black and white, but that’s the main difference. Hope this helps and thanks again for the question!
    3
  312. Good one! 😄 🧍‍♂️ 🤖
    3
  313. Yes, that’s correct.
    3
  314. Hi Ameet...no he's not actually.   We wrote this post to explain the technique: https://ibm.co/2SA1vGd  Thank you for watching the video.
    3
  315. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    3
  316. We're glad this was useful to you! Thanks for watching, Saksham! 👍
    3
  317. No, it's flipped in post-production.
    3
  318. Search on "lightboard videos".
    3
  319. Glad it was useful Todd. Thank you for watching. --Sai
    3
  320. Hi Greg: Apps breaking when deploying in another environment can result from a number of issues - for example, file system calls which are OS-specific. Having a consistent environment via containerization helps limit those issues. Thanks for watching, Sai
    3
  321. Thank you! On security, OpenShift comes with industry-grade security practices built-in. For example, OpenShift prevents users from running containers as root by default — this differs from vanilla Kubernetes. Just one of the ways it ensures that users think about security as part of their DevOps flows.
    3
  322. Thanks for your comment. We strive to make videos that mean something to our audience - and when we make mistakes we make light of those. #human
    3
  323. Excellent! If there are specific topics you'd like to hear more about, please let us know.
    3
  324. Christian we really appreciate your feedback. Thank you, Sai
    3
  325. Thanks for the suggestion, Akash! We'll see what we can do! 🙂
    3
  326. Search on "lightboard videos"
    3
  327. This refers to a proprietary solution by a single vendor rather than an implementation based on an open standard like MicroProfile. See https://microprofile.io for more details.
    3
  328. You can see it here: https://youtu.be/Enu-EH7RHHM
    3
  329. Hey, David! A CDN allows for the quick transfer of assets needed for loading Internet content including HTML pages, javascript files, stylesheets, images, and videos. The popularity of CDN services continues to grow, and today the majority of web traffic is served through CDNs, including traffic from major sites. A properly configured CDN may also help protect websites against some common malicious attacks, such as Distributed Denial of Service (DDOS) attacks (https://ibm.co/3c34BLL). Is a CDN the same as a web host? While a CDN does not host content and can’t replace the need for proper web hosting, it does help cache (https://ibm.co/2YuXh7w) content at the network edge (https://ibm.co/3difA4i), which improves website performance (https://ibm.co/3fij0Ww). Many websites struggle to have their performance needs met by traditional hosting services, which is why they opt for CDNs. By utilizing caching to reduce hosting bandwidth, helping to prevent interruptions in service (https://ibm.co/35uY9dT), and improving security (https://ibm.co/2z7Y9V4), CDNs are a popular choice to relieve some of the major pain points that come with traditional web hosting. What are the benefits of using a CDN? Although the benefits of using a CDN vary depending on the size and needs of an Internet property, the primary benefits for most users can be broken down into 4 different components: Improving website load times - By distributing content closer to website visitors by using a nearby CDN server (among other optimizations), visitors experience faster page loading times. As visitors are more inclined to click away from a slow-loading site, a CDN can reduce bounce rates and increase the amount of time that people spend on the site. In other words, a faster a website means more visitors will stay and stick around longer. Reducing bandwidth costs - Bandwidth consumption costs for website hosting is a primary expense for websites. Through caching and other optimizations, CDNs are able to reduce the amount of data an origin server must provide, thus reducing hosting costs for website owners. Increasing content availability and redundancy - Large amounts of traffic or hardware failures can interrupt normal website function. Thanks to their distributed nature, a CDN can handle more traffic and withstand hardware failure better than many origin servers. Improving website security - A CDN may improve security by providing DDoS mitigation (https://ibm.co/2Wsvult), improvements to security certificates, and other optimizations. How does a CDN work? At its core, a CDN is a network of servers linked together with the goal of delivering content as quickly, cheaply, reliably, and securely as possible. In order to improve speed and connectivity, a CDN will place servers at the exchange points between different networks. These Internet exchange points (IXPs) (https://ibm.co/2YsmZtw) are the primary locations where different Internet providers connect in order to provide each other access to traffic originating on their different networks. By having a connection to these high speed and highly interconnected locations, a CDN provider is able to reduce costs and transit times in high speed data delivery. BTW, free service is going away soon.
    3
  330. I can assure you that we're working on videos around Quantum Computing and Qiskit in particular. Are there certain use cases you're interested in?
    3
  331. Glad you liked it, Rahul!
    3
  332. Thanks for watching, Mishra! Regarding other types of software architecture, which EDA is an example of, there are MANY! 🙂 Some of the most talked about today, based on different uses and patterns are: N-tier architecture, microservices, service-oriented architecture, and event-driven architecture, of course. You can start on some of them here: https://ibm.co/3iDSA5o Going even further, there's the Cloud Architecture center: https://ibm.co/3xqmNJD
    3
  333. Hey there! Maybe these behind the scenes will answer your question 👉 https://ibm.co/3d0GGig 😉
    3
  334. Hi Banonie! The Blockchain is distributed across all of its peers — meaning you and I could run a public permissionless blockchain on our local machines! So what if you and I both wanted to add our own transaction to the chain? To avoid our two blockchains becoming forked (no longer matching), a race (complex problem) is implemented. The first one of us to finish the race gets to add the transaction — let’s say that I won. You would then verify that I really did finish the race first, and also validate the transaction that I added. Thank you for watching! -Sai
    3
  335. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    3
  336. Thank you! That does does sound like a great topic. We'll see what we can do about getting that video made. I would recommend you subscribe to the channel, if you haven't yet, to make sure you'll know when we get that published! Thank you for the suggestion.
    3
  337. Indeed, see http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for more.
    3
  338. We're happy that this video was helpful to you, Matt! Thank you!
    3
  339. You're welcome, glad you found it useful! 🙂
    3
  340. Hey there! We shared some backstage "secrets" of how we film our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3h8q61o 😉
    3
  341. Hi Utkarsh, Check this out: https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    3
  342. Whoops, corrected. Thanks!
    3
  343. Thank you for the appreciation, Mayank! 🙏 As for the writing, see how we film our videos here 👉 https://ibm.co/2Wv5ERI 😉
    3
  344. Thanks! We couldn't agree more. Sai is an awesome presenter! 😊
    3
  345. Search on "lightboard videos"
    3
  346. Yes, it's glass, and we flip the recording in post-production. Search on "lightboard videos".
    3
  347. We can't see why not! 🙂 👍 We recommend you continue your career path with some courses and certificates for DevOps and DevSecOps. For example, these ones on Coursera: https://ibm.co/3aPyWOY (incl. DevOps) and https://ibm.co/3vlnq7g (incl. DevSecOps).
    3
  348. Hi! It's "Internet of Things" 🙂
    3
  349. Great ideas! We have "What is Kafka?" video, what would you see as a follow on to that video? https://youtu.be/aj9CDZm0Glc
    3
  350. According to Wikipedia... Torvalds sarcastically quipped about the name git (which means "unpleasant person" in British English slang): "I'm an egotistical bastard, and I name all my projects after myself. First 'Linux', now 'git'." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git#Naming
    3
  351. Search on "lightboard videos"
    3
  352. For a primer on microservices, check out our video on the topic: https://youtu.be/CdBtNQZH8a4 If you're interested in Project Minerva, you can learn more in this blog post: https://research.ibm.com/blog/refactoring-legacy-software
    3
  353. Not quite! 😃 Here's a post we created to explain how these videos are made https://ibm.co/3kEanYE
    3
  354. Good suggestions! Those are definitely on our list.
    2
  355. Thanks for watching! 🙂
    2
  356. Hi Rahul, Thank you for your patience! From your context, the instance you launch would be the host OS. Whatever system into which you’re installing your container engine (e.g. Docker) becomes the host because it is hosting the containers which are running the guest OS’s. From the context of the cloud provider, your instance may be a guest inside of a larger host. Whether the operating system is a host or guest depends on the context from which you’re viewing it. Does this provide some clarity?
    2
  357. Thanks for watching, Emil! 😃
    2
  358. It's filmed through a glass pane and the image reversed in post-production.
    2
  359. Hey Kieran! Good idea. We might be able to add it in the queue. 👍
    2
  360. Hi @sugarshamal This is entirely dependent on the availability of your virtualization environment. The power of virtualization allows for the ability to abstract applications from the hardware they run on so that you have one common virtualized plane to run workloads, mitigating the risk off an individual host failing and shutting down the application. So, if you have multiple hosts running in a failure tolerant environment (meaning you have a backup server), workloads and resources would be allocated across other hosts in the event of a single host failure. Thanks for reaching out and for visiting our channel. Take care, Kaleigh
    2
  361. Glad you liked it! 💪
    2
  362. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  363. That's a wonderful suggestion. We will certainly be diving into the topic of Quantum computing here. Keep an eye on this channel so you don't miss them when they get published.
    2
  364. Thank you for the feedback, Olivier!
    2
  365. Thanks for watching, Mehran! & for the lovely feedback. 🙏 😊
    2
  366. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for how she does it.
    2
  367. You're welcome!
    2
  368. Great to hear! You can watch episodes early and explore our growing collection of content at AI Academy: https://www.ibm.com/think/ai-academy
    2
  369. Thank you for the detailed response! We will certainly ponder on it! 😇 And thanks for watching, be sure to stay subscribed for more videos.
    2
  370. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  371. Thanks for the appreciation, Syed, glad you enjoyed the video! 🙏
    2
  372. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  373. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for the backstory
    2
  374. Thanks for your question. Some CDN services do provide the ability to accelerate media streams, however the publisher of the content would need to utilize that service and then the consumers of that content would likely benefit. Thanks for watching our video! -Ryan
    2
  375. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  376. Hi! This may happen if you're running on only a single worker node. Generally, Kubernetes will schedule multiple instances of your containers across multiple nodes. Kubernetes monitors the container health and will move those workloads to other nodes if necessary. Thanks for watching! -Sai
    2
  377. Hi Faizal! You can check our playlist on "Cloud Fundamentals" 👉 https://ibm.co/3CgjKG4 where we explain several base concepts. We also have specific videos on virtualization 👉 https://ibm.co/3nzo7rK You can also have a look at the links in this video's description. ⤴️ Hope this helps!
    2
  378. Thanks for watching, Chirag!
    2
  379. Ha, ha, great trick! 😉 Feel free to also browse through our channel to see other videos like this, we have quite a lot of them. 💪
    2
  380. We can tell you his little secret 👉 https://ibm.co/33isD5X 😉
    2
  381. Thanks for watching, Roman! Glad you enjoyed it! 😃
    2
  382. We're glad to hear that, thanks for watching! 🙂
    2
  383. Hi Teacher Chil...please let us know how that goes! Thank you for watching.
    2
  384. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  385. Hi Stefan! What kind of research papers would you be looking for? We have already provided a couple of great links to resources about Containers and VM, plus a hands-on lab in the description. Feel free to explore them.
    2
  386. No need to get distracted. 😉 Here's how we do it 👉 https://ibm.co/3DtdHiF
    2
  387. Thank you for watching and for your feedback! 🙏
    2
  388. Semantic routing uses more straightforward methods like cosine similarity and other predefined rules to make the decision on which route to take. The example I drew used an LLM agent, which can understand and interpret more complex/nuanced queries, understand context, but is much heavier (compute and latency) because it is using an LLM. -David
    2
  389. Not weird at all! Indeed, Martin is the guy behind that channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheHomebrewChallenge
    2
  390. Thanks for the awesome feedback, Ali!
    2
  391. Yes the values.yaml file could contain variables used by multiple different deployments. We may do a video covering Helm 3 in the future, thanks for the suggestion!
    2
  392. Thanks for the suggestion, Thomas! We'll see what we can do, so stay tuned. In the meantime, we do have a video on Container security 👉 https://ibm.co/3FsEeNv 🙂
    2
  393. Thanks for the appreciation, Massimo! Stay tuned for more videos like this.
    2
  394. We hope so, too! 😄
    2
  395. Search on "lightboard videos"
    2
  396. Hi! Could you please give us more details on the issue you encountered? Were you trying to create a Cloud account when you got that message? You can also try to submit a ticket to Support here: https://ibm.co/31H08hH
    2
  397. No problem, let us know if the issue with the lab doesn't get solved.
    2
  398. Gracias por tu comentario. Si hay otros temas que te gustaría que abordemos, por favor háznoslo saber (idealmente en inglés).
    2
  399. Glad you found it useful, thanks for watching, Haroun!
    2
  400. Hi Trevor! We really appreciate the feedback, thanks for watching! 🙂
    2
  401. Thanks for the encouragement!
    2
  402. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  403. Well actually we don't write backward. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it, with a photo. https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    2
  404. Search on "lightboard videos"
    2
  405. Thank you 🙂
    2
  406. Hi Kayvan and Akshay! Here's a post we created to explain how these videos are made https://ibm.co/2JJaDrt 😀
    2
  407. Hey there! We shared some backstage "secrets" of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3zgLZnl 😉
    2
  408. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  409. Thank you, Jeyhun! Glad you liked it! 👍
    2
  410. Thank you! Cheers!
    2
  411. Thanks for your comment! You can view episodes early and explore our growing collection of content at AI Academy https://www.ibm.com/think/ai-academy
    2
  412. Good one! Apache Spark is already in the queue. Be sure you've subscribed so you'll see it when it comes out.
    2
  413. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  414. Thanks for the appreciation, Erick! 🙌
    2
  415. Public cloud already allows you to manage multi-zone regions without the need for distributed cloud. Distributed Cloud is critical in that allows you to manage on-premise locations like you would Public Cloud datacenters.
    2
  416. Hi Daniel!...no witchcraft at work I promise 😀 Here's a post we wrote to explain how these videos are created. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKWaEZ-_VweaEx1j62do_vQ/community?lb=Ugzf5SL_yh9NglCJzgF4AaABCQ Let us know if you have any more questions and thanks for visiting.
    2
  417. Cool, thanks!
    2
  418. I agree, dealing with hundreds of passwords and having to reset them is definitely annoying. It may be an American cultural thing, but I hear lots of people say "I hate XYZ" when they really mean "XYZ really annoys me".
    2
  419. Hi René, thank you, excited that you're excited! 👍 Keep close to our channel and let us know what else you'd like to watch.
    2
  420. Thanks, Ariel! 🙌
    2
  421. Simply put, you could say that, yes. 😉 But it's not exactly about the whole infrastructure (computing, network, storage resources etc.), it's also about being able to scale up or shrink these resources on an 'as-needed' basis.
    2
  422. Here's the list of certified platforms: https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/node/6191619 -- be sure to check it beforehand as the versions may change in the future.
    2
  423. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for the backstory
    2
  424. Jeff Crume recorded a behind the scenes video last year that shows how it's done: https://youtu.be/Uoz_osFtw68
    2
  425. Thank you very much for watching and for the great feedback, Isaiah!
    2
  426. We reverse it in post-production.
    2
  427. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for more details
    2
  428. Hi Mark! Thanks for the great question. RPA is one of the Automation tools that uses software robots to automate repetitive tasks. IBM offers certification for RPA developers. We encourage you to sign up. - https://www.ibm.com/certify/cert?id=C0010800
    2
  429. Thanks for subscribing, Darshan! 🙌
    2
  430. Hi Amir....we wrote a post on our community page that explains it all https://ibm.co/2SA1vGd
    2
  431. Hey there! The Docker image contains a set of essential instructions that help create the containers. You can read more about it here 👉 https://ibm.co/2Skx3nx
    2
  432. Hey Tamil! Here's a post we created to explain how these videos are created https://ibm.co/30vOVgr 😃
    2
  433. You're welcome, Amit!
    2
  434. We're glad this was useful to you! 😀
    2
  435. Thanks for the great feedback, Kumail! 🙏
    2
  436. That's a good idea. We'll see what we can do!
    2
  437. Thanks Akash! We've already touched the subject of Jenkins in this video ➡️ https://ibm.co/3I2ulZa
    2
  438. Glad it was helpful MrChoudhury! We appreciate you watching our videos. -Sai
    2
  439. Thank you for the great feedback! We will review this with our team and look to create a video around your suggested topic!
    2
  440. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  441. Thank you for watching!
    2
  442. A lot of people say "on-prem" too. As someone who writes for a living, I can relate to your pet peeve. ;-)
    2
  443. Hi there! Thank you for your interest. 🙂 Be sure to check the links in this video's description for more resources. ⤴️ Plus, here are other videos on VMware from our channel 👉 https://ibm.co/3kYTbPr Let us know if you need more info!
    2
  444. Great question! Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it: https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    2
  445. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  446. Thanks for your feedback! 👍 That's an interesting idea—we'll look into it.
    2
  447. We hope that everything said is accurate but yes, we have simplified things a little in this introductory video. We'll get more in depth in future ones though, stay tuned!
    2
  448. Great takeaway, Troilus - The full first season of AI Academy is online here: https://www.ibm.com/think/ai-academy - Season 2 videos to come in early 2024.
    2
  449. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  450. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  451. Glad you liked it!
    2
  452. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  453. Hi there! You can ask your questions here. How can we help you?
    2
  454. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  455. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  456. We agree, Luv is great! You can also follow him on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aggarwalluv/details/featured/
    2
  457. Thanks for tuning in!
    2
  458. It's simpler than it looks. The key is the image has been flipped horizontally by the editor. You can get a behind the curtain look here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKWaEZ-_VweaEx1j62do_vQ/community?lb=Ugzf5SL_yh9NglCJzgF4AaABCQ
    2
  459. Thanks for watching!
    2
  460. We're happy this was useful to you! 🙂
    2
  461. What a difference 40+ years can make.
    2
  462. Hi Scott...actually that is what we did :) Check out this blog post for the details: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKWaEZ-_VweaEx1j62do_vQ/community?lb=Ugzf5SL_yh9NglCJzgF4AaABCQ
    2
  463. Much appreciated!
    2
  464. You're welcome, thanks for watching! 🙂
    2
  465. You are welcome, Mustafa. Please visit us again soon.
    2
  466. Well actually, we don't write backward. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it. ➞ https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    2
  467. 👍 Stay curious! And thanks for watching!
    2
  468. 😉 Here's a post on how we do it: https://ibm.co/2XqvELP
    2
  469.  @mushfiqbabu  you got it- see our comment explaining a bit more :)
    2
  470. Thank you for the feedback, Krishna, and thanks for watching! 🙏
    2
  471. We really appreciate this, Anish! 🙏
    2
  472. Search on "lightboard videos" to see how they're made.
    2
  473. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  474. Thank you for the suggestion. It's certainly a possibility we are considering for future seasons of the podcast.
    2
  475. Right on time! 😉 How did the exam go?
    2
  476. In the context of this video, it refers to the disparate document repositories. For example, marketing will store their data in X and format A, B, C; sales stores their data in Y and formats C, D, E; development stores their data in Z and formats F, G, H. These cross-functional repositories are "silos" of data. The quality of the search capability varies across silos and usually there's little or no cross-silo search capability. That leads to duplication or simply "un-findable" documents.
    2
  477. Glad to have you with us, Jorge, and thank you for the feedback! 🙌 Be sure to subscribe to our channel for more great videos like this one. 👍
    2
  478. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  479. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  480. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  481. Thanks for the feedback! 😀 We might come up with more contests in the future, so stay tuned! 😉
    2
  482. Thanks! If you'd like to see other topics on Tech Talk, let us know!
    2
  483. We'll see what we can do about this! 😉 We recommend you subscribe to the channel, to be able to see any future video.
    2
  484. You're welcome, and thanks for the appreciation! 👍
    2
  485. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  486. Thank you Ryan!
    2
  487. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  488. Hey Maher! For a backend service that does not need to be exposed outside the cluster, you need a service type of “ClusterIP”. This is the default type of service.
    2
  489. Hi Sivachandra! Yes it is best practice for one container to run one microservice.
    2
  490. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  491. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  492. Glad you found it useful! 🙂
    2
  493. Hey there! We shared some backstage "secrets" on our Community page, you can read about it here 👉 https://ibm.co/3x372rL 🙂
    2
  494. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for more
    2
  495. Hi there! Here you go 👉 https://ibm.co/3x78adx All the links are in the video description. 🙂
    2
  496. Hi Karim! You're right about the assumption. However, even for pre-packaged apps (SaaS solutions, for example), often there are ways to expose functionality. You can use business automation tools, or custom glue code -- essentially, separate APIs or software to expose legacy capabilities in new ways. These approaches can bridge the gap between newer cloud-native apps and older legacy apps. Thanks for reaching out, Sai
    2
  497. Great idea! We would really like to make more developer hands on videos. Keep an eye out for them here.
    2
  498. Hey Flobbie, Great question. Check out this page: https://ibm.co/3i8J6gh
    2
  499. That's the hardest part of making these videos. Just kidding! We flip the image in post-production so the speaker doesn't have to write backwards.
    2
  500. Absolutely! We have several videos on the topic: https://www.youtube.com/@IBMTechnology/search?query=open%20source --if there's others related to open source you'd like to see, let us know!
    2
  501. Thank you for the suggestion! We're looking into it. Don't forget to subscribe so you'll know when we publish "Stateless vs Stateful explained."
    2
  502. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  503. No doubt! That's Kubernetes raison d'être. What specifically would you like us to cover?
    2
  504. In a practice sense, REST APIs are a standardized way for applications to communicate via HTTP consistent with REST design principles. It's worth knowing that CRUD != REST. The guide http://ibm.biz/rest-apis-guide goes into more detail, notably by explaining the REST design principles.
    2
  505. Glad you found it useful, thanks for watching, Shanu!
    2
  506. Glad you enjoyed it.
    2
  507. You're welcome, Anderson!
    2
  508. Search on "lightboard videos"
    2
  509. Thanks a lot
    2
  510. Distinguish Engineer is an IBM title that recognizes technical achievement over a long period; it involves a formal nominations by peers and executives.
    2
  511. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  512. Thank you, Teja, really humbled by your feedback! 🙏 Glad you enjoyed the video, stay tuned for more like this. 💪
    2
  513. We think it's important to be clear about the facts and the hype.
    2
  514. Search on "lightboard videos"
    2
  515. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  516. We've seen several comments about this on some of our videos (this one in particular). We've since made sure to edit out the squeaking as much as possible from our videos. We hope you'll find our newer content informative and easy on the ears.
    2
  517. The glass board has ultraviolet lights around the perimeter and a "talent" light strip on the presenter-side that illuminates them. You can adjust the brightness of either for brighter text / better illuminated presenter.
    2
  518. It's a "neon" type dry erase marker. It has phosphorus in the ink and the ultraviolet light makes it glow.
    2
  519. Thank you for subscribing to the channel! We understand the volume of the videos can be a bit overwhelming. If you haven't yet, you should check out our playlists. We have a variety of topic specific playlists that, that should give you a good idea of which videos are most closely related.
    2
  520. Thank you, Jasvinder! 😀 As for the screen, we shared some behind the scenes of our videos on the Community page 👉 https://ibm.co/3Bv4iFz 😉
    2
  521. Hi Ridwan, thank you for the question and sorry for the delay in response! Sai (the presenter) provided this answer: You can definitely still use RabbitMQ alongside Istio - it's a more specialized use-case for buffering requests between services. However, there's complex glue code to be built out when working with RabbitMQ whereas with Istio, you can use simple HTTP/REST out of the box.
    2
  522. Hello Pankaj!  It would be running per os instance. Small clarification — Kubernetes has moved to using containerd rather than a Docker-based runtime. Thank you for watching, Sai
    2
  523. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  524. You're welcome, Jitram! Happy you found it useful! 🙂
    2
  525. Glad to hear this! How did the examination go? 🙂
    2
  526. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  527. You can see how it gets done here: https://youtu.be/Uoz_osFtw68
    2
  528. Appreciate the kind words, Will! -Sai
    2
  529. Hi, Eloy! You can access knowledge and resources about IBM Cloud in here 👉 https://ibm.co/2YZLygx
    2
  530. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  531. Short answer, yes! 🙂 For the long answer, on IBM Elasticsearch, check out the first two links in this video's description ⤴️
    2
  532. Why yes! And it takes weeks of practice to get it right! j/k... http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  533. Thanks for subbing!
    2
  534. We're so happy all this is useful to you! Be sure to subscribe and explore our channel for more videos. 😀
    2
  535. Thank you so much for the awesome feedback, Dünyadan! 😃
    2
  536. Glad you found it helpful!
    2
  537. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for details
    2
  538. Thank you! Keep watching, we got more like this coming! 😉
    2
  539. We record through a pane of glass and then flip the image in post-production.
    2
  540. How so?
    2
  541. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  542. Hello Samuel! So, CSS is considered static content, therefor is a strong candidate for CDN use. How to implement CDN and how to integrate it with your existing code is specific to the CDN vendor. See the video description for links to IBM CIS where both implementation and integration are fairly simple. -Take care, Ryan
    2
  543. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  544. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  545. Search on "lightboard videos".
    2
  546. We know, right? We love him, too! 😀😎
    2
  547. Search on "lightboard videos".
    2
  548. Indeed! If people are to trust the results of AI, they need to understand how results are determined. Because that depends on AI models versus [procedural] code, explainable AI is necessary. Martin's example of a declined credit card transaction is one we can all relate to!
    2
  549. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for more
    2
  550. 1) Thank you! 🙏 2) Ice cream all the way!! What flavour did you choose? 🍨
    2
  551. Hi Alfredo, here are two tutorials we think you might find helpful: https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSMNED_5.0.0/com.ibm.apic.toolkit.doc/tapim-model-discovery.html https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSMNED_5.0.0/com.ibm.apic.toolkit.doc/tapim-model-update.html
    2
  552. Thank you for pointing that out.
    2
  553. No problem, Ben!
    2
  554. Thank you for the feedback, Theodore! Glad you enjoyed it! 🙂
    2
  555. You've got the idea. You can see some of our backstage "secrets" on our Community page, you can check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3pT41d5
    2
  556. he's not pretending, he is really writing, but he isn't really writing backwards.
    2
  557. Hello Kit! No, not writing backwards. Check out this behind-the-scenes post to learn how they do it: https://ibm.co/2SA1vGd  Thank you for watching the video.
    2
  558. You're welcome. -Sai
    2
  559. Sorry about that!
    2
  560. Definitely! 👍 Thanks for subscribing! 🙂
    2
  561. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  562. Here's a post we created to explain how these videos are created. https://ibm.co/335YQYY Hope this helps! --Eric
    2
  563. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  564. Hi Parth! We apologize! Let us check what has happened.
    2
  565. Hey there, thanks for reaching out! 🙂 This article explains how REST APIs fit into a microservice architecture 👉 https://ibm.co/37Y219X You can also find links to examples and tutorials on that same page.
    2
  566. You are welcome James. Thank you for watching.
    2
  567. Thank you for the feedback and for the suggestion! We'll see what we can do. 🙂
    2
  568. Glad you like them!
    2
  569. Hey! Glad you enjoyed the video! 🙂 As for the making of, we explain it all in our "Community" section 👉 https://ibm.co/37r6z8h 🧐
    2
  570. Ha, ha, thanks! Glad you found it useful!
    2
  571. We're so happy we could help you in such a way, let us know if you'd need more resources. You could also consult the links in this video's description, they lead to a wealth of documentation. ⤴️ Good luck with your project, and be sure to also have a good rest. 😉
    2
  572. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  573. You're welcome, thanks for watching! 👍
    2
  574. Thank you Sandeep. We appreciate your feedback. -Kaleigh
    2
  575. Hey, we love our "passive subscribers"! Seriously, if you are referring to this specific video, I'm happy to report that Tech Now will be getting a makeover. That said, "news" videos don't get the search-love that drives many of our channel's views. I think that Ian did a great job of netting out the IBM Threat Intelligence report -- but if you have suggestions on how we could improve, let us know. Thanks!
    2
  576. We're glad you like our format, thanks for watching! 👍
    2
  577. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  578. You're very welcome!
    2
  579. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  580. Awesome, thank you!
    2
  581. So nice of you
    2
  582. Thanks for the appreciation, Peerullah! 👍
    2
  583. Hey there! 😃 Here's a post we created to explain how these videos are made https://ibm.co/37FpPQj
    2
  584. Hey there! Great questions. There are some great Data Analyst learning courses online that you can look into such as this one from IBM: https://ibm.co/38mCCXW
    2
  585. Hi there! Here is the answer 👉 https://ibm.co/3ivJozh 😉
    2
  586. Hi Umar! No, OKD comes with Kubernetes embedded. Thanks for watching.-Sai
    2
  587. Hi there! The browser sends a HTTP request to the web server. This request is sent across using TCP/IP. The location of the web server and the user shouldn't matter for accessing the website until and unless it is a region restricted website in which case you might require VPN. If the server is located in a geographically distant location then there might latency issues but accessibility should be fine. Although this problem is tackled by using a distributed system where website owners can setup servers at various locations.
    2
  588. Glad you enjoyed it, Deepak! Thanks for the feedback! 🙌
    2
  589. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  590. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for details
    2
  591. Exactly!
    2
  592. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  593. Our apologies for the inconvenience. The links should be updated now, hope you find them useful! Learn more about block storage → https://ibm.biz/BdfTAJ Learn more about file storage → https://ibm.biz/BdfTAL Learn more about object storage → hhttps://ibm.biz/BdfTA9
    2
  594. Wow, thank you very much for the great feedback, Nkosinathi! We're glad you find our content useful. This warms our hearts! 🙏
    2
  595. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  596. Glad to hear that!
    2
  597. Thanks for the feedback, Maithri! 😀
    2
  598. Hey there! No need to wonder 😉, we shared some behind the scenes of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3jKmepM
    2
  599. Thanks! 😎
    2
  600. You're welcome, glad you liked it!
    2
  601. Great suggestions, added to our list. The #3 suggest is really on point - testing is critical, especially with distributed systems.
    2
  602. Glad you enjoyed it, Vaitheesh. -Sai
    2
  603. Quite an interesting business story! We're glad our videos are helping you. And do let us know if we can provide you with more information from our websites, for example.
    2
  604. Generated responses that take into account sensitive documents that you don't wish to share on the internet (e.g., financial or health documents)?
    2
  605. Glad you liked it, thanks for watching! 👍
    2
  606. Hi Marcello! Yes, these jackets are awesome. 😀 You can try our store to see if there are any available: https://ibm.co/3rYkxHJ
    2
  607. Hi there! All the links are provided in this video's description. 🙂
    2
  608. Well, no. 😉 Here is how we've done these videos 👉 https://ibm.co/2YdMq42
    2
  609. Search on "lightboard videos".
    2
  610. Hi Michael! No. Actually, at a first glance, they are opposed, although they can work very well together. A hypervisor is a small software layer that enables multiple operating systems to run alongside each other, sharing the same physical computing resources. These operating systems come as virtual machines (VMs), files that mimic an entire computing hardware environment in software. A Type 2 hypervisor doesn’t run directly on the underlying hardware (as opposed to Type 1, that does). Instead, it runs as an application in an operating system. Containers are a lighter-weight, more agile way of handling virtualization because they don't use a hypervisor, so you can enjoy faster resource provisioning and speedier availability of new applications. Please access the links in this video's description for more information on containers and VMs.
    2
  611. Glad you liked it!
    2
  612. Hi Adolfo! To put it simply, Cloud Foundry is an application-focused PaaS where as OpenShift and Kubernetes are container-focused. Cloud Foundry sacrifices some operational controls to simplify the overall developer experience. Thanks for watching our video, Sai
    2
  613. Hi, this is the editor. We are aware the marker sound is particularly bad in this video we have since adjusted to our editing work flow to include screech mitigation efforts. We can’t promise it’s always perfect, but you should have a far more pleasant auditory experience on our videos publish in the last two years or so.
    2
  614. We always appreciate the feedback and aim to improve the experience. Please drop a comment if you have any suggestions going forward.
    2
  615. Thank you! 🙏 We really appreciate your feedback on our work! Be sure to subscribe for even more awesome videos to come. 🙂
    2
  616. Hi Jonathan! Thank you for the question. REST API vs HTTP API could make the subject of a whole video in itself since there is quite a debate going on in the developer community. 😉 Also, they are not the same thing. HTTP is the protocol, while REST is the set of rules. REST was created specifically for giving a standard for HTTP to function optimally, but it doesn't apply only to HTTP, it expands to other applications, too. A few advantages for REST are: easy to use and implement, flexible; functional for the end client; helps complex apps get organized into simpler resources; allows for the API's evolution, etc. Hope this clarifies a bit!
    2
  617. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  618. I know, it's not easy! Seriously, we flip the image in post-production.
    2
  619. Hi Kevin! Remember that you can think of SDKs as a “wrapper” to call APIs for you, in a particular programming language. So, you use SDK code (written in the SDK’s programming language) to call an SDK. Hope this helps!
    2
  620. You're welcome, Jordi! We're glad our videos are of use to you! 😀
    2
  621. Search on "lightboard videos"
    2
  622. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we film our videos. ➞ https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    2
  623. Thank you for your thoughtful feedback here, and in your previous comments! Exploring more solution level concepts is something we're looking to do in the future. Are there certain kinds of system architectures you would be interested in having explained?
    2
  624. Thank you! 😃
    2
  625. Thanks for watching, Olaf!
    2
  626. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  627. Thank you, Eduardo!
    2
  628. Search on "lightboard videos"
    2
  629. Marc we love to hear this! Thanks for visiting our channel. -Dan
    2
  630. Thank you for watching! 🙌
    2
  631. Stefania we are really happy this was so helpful to you! Thank you for watching.-Sai
    2
  632. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  633. Hi Valerie! Thank you for letting us know! :) The link should be ok now. -> http://ibm.biz/k8s-labs
    2
  634. Glad you enjoy it!
    2
  635. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for more
    2
  636. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  637. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  638. Glad we could help you, Zafimamy! 😀
    2
  639. Thank you for the feedback, Loopaal! 🙏
    2
  640. You're welcome, Michael! 👍 As for the writing backwards part, we shared some behind the scenes here 👉 https://ibm.co/3zK6atO 😉
    2
  641. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for how it was done.
    2
  642. Hi Satish, That is correct. The feature is deployed but not active/viewable until you toggle it on.
    2
  643. Thank you! We're glad you found it helpful! 👍
    2
  644. Hi there! Check this post out for an explanation of how we make these: https://ibm.co/3i3S8LJ
    2
  645. Glad you liked our video format, Nate, thanks for watching! You can subscribe to our channel for more videos like this one.😉
    2
  646. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  647. It's a lightboard and we flip the image in post-production.
    2
  648. Hi Anis! Here's a post to explain how these videos are created https://ibm.co/31KMrex
    2
  649. Appreciate it! All about delivering educational and engaging content!
    2
  650. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  651. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  652. Hey there! We shared some behind the scenes of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3dLyfaN 😉
    2
  653. Those are some of our favorite topics too, we'll be sure to include them going forward. Anything in particular you'd like to learn more about? For example are you interested in AIOps because you're an SRE, developer, or another role?
    2
  654. Hi there! Depending upon where Kubernetes is deployed, you can integrate with different load balancers that the infrastructure provides to expose pods as Services running on k8s. Different Service types take advantage of different networking patterns to access the pods running on the underlying infrastructure. NodePort-based Services leverage existing IP addresses of compute nodes and are accessed via a Node-level proxy. LoadBalancer-based Services create new Load Balancer instances and handle traffic directly through the infrastructure-based LoadBalancer. So the answer to the question is “it depends on how you want to access it”. 🙂
    2
  655. Hi Martyn: We have a blog for you that explains how we made the video:  https://ibm.co/2SA1vGd  Thanks for watching. --Alex
    2
  656. You're welcome, Namita!
    2
  657. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  658. Thank you for the suggestion! We'll consider it.
    2
  659. Search on "lightboard videos".
    2
  660. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  661. Here's a post on how we do it: https://ibm.co/2SA1vGd
    2
  662. Search on "lightboard videos"
    2
  663. Thanks for watching, Vik!
    2
  664. Sana: Can you give us more information on what you are trying to do? What sort of research is it? Thank you.
    2
  665. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  666. Thanks for the feedback, glad you enjoyed it! 🙌
    2
  667. If you watch one of Jeff's earliest videos, he talked about an angry dog as an analogy to protecting yourself against the "bad guy". After Jeff had filmed dozens of videos on the channel, our creative director (Dave Ryan) made him a T-shirt featuring the angry dog ("Fido"). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lT11tGaEC3s
    2
  668. Glad you found it helpful, Pooja.
    2
  669. In production, you would generally use the Kubernetes “Ingress” resource to allow Kubernetes to handle load-balancing of incoming requests mapped to custom domains. As per conflicts, Kubernetes needs a dedicated range of IPs.
    2
  670. We're glad you found it helpful!
    2
  671. You're welcome, thanks for watching! 👍
    2
  672. In OpenShift 4, Jenkins can be configured as a “pipeline” for code deployment. These pipelines have stages than can be customized. For example, a prod pipeline wouldn’t automatically deploy on code change, but rather manually signed off by an ops admin when releases are made.
    2
  673. Search on "lightboard video".
    2
  674. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  675. I say Jay-s(on).
    2
  676. We love comments like this. Thanks for watching Kenil.
    2
  677. Hi there, Taruchit! Thanks for the question, we'll see if we can include an explanation in one of our future videos. In the meantime, you can have a look at this article that talks about scalability 👉 https://ibm.co/3HUFxa8 (Best practices for cloud computing multi-tenancy) Hope this helps! 🙂
    2
  678. Hey there! We shared some backstage "secrets" of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3wzsaWR 😉
    2
  679. Search on "lightboard videos".
    2
  680. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  681. Search on "lightboard videos".
    2
  682. We did not. We actually have a blog post we wrote that explains our video technique. https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    2
  683. Great Rob, glad to hear!
    2
  684. Thank you for the feedback, glad you enjoyed the video! Be sure to subscribe, then, we have more videos like this coming up. 🙌
    2
  685. Data on the blockchain is encrypted, and only decrypted by users with the right permissions. User management and access control is a core part of permissioned blockchains.
    2
  686. Thanks! But search on "lightboard videos" for more.
    2
  687. We appreciate your concern. This video was actually filmed prior to the current measures put in place.  We can assure you that we are actively practicing social distancing as our team works and films from home during this time.
    2
  688. Thank you!
    2
  689. Thank you for the feedback and for being a fan, Rahul! 🙌 Be sure to stay subscribed, we've got more videos coming! 😉
    2
  690. Search on "lightboard videos".
    2
  691. Hey Renny! We’re glad you found the video helpful! Yes, Github, GitLab, and other services use git technology — so it certainly sounds like you have experience with git. 👍
    2
  692. You can see the previous three parts in this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOspHqNVtKADkWLFt9OcziQF7EatuANSY
    2
  693. Thanks for watching, Adam! 🙂 You can go further with our Kubernetes Essentials playlist 📽️ https://ibm.co/3w3ZiX0 🎞️
    2
  694. We record through a pane of glass and then flip the image in post-production.
    2
  695. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  696. Glad you found it useful! 🙏 Stay tuned for more videos like this.
    2
  697. Thank you, Davide! We're glad you're enjoying our channel! 😀
    2
  698. Great suggestions. Quantum computing is something we're already working video about.
    2
  699. Glad you liked it
    2
  700. Hi Balaram! Here's an article about IBM MQ and Apache Kafka 👉 https://ibm.co/3iqjQV2 Also, at the bottom of the page there a few more links if you want to read further. Hope this helps! 🙂
    2
  701. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  702. His name is Sai Vennam.
    2
  703. Here's how 👉 https://ibm.co/3vhNgc9 😉
    2
  704. Hi! A CDN is basically an edge server: a 'content delivery network' is a network of servers that are strategically located geographically to enable faster web performance, by putting copies of web content closer to the users. Each CDN server is located on what is called the 'network edge' - closer to users than the main server where the website is originally hosted. For this reason, CDN servers are often called "edge servers." As for PoP, these are the 'points of presence', meaning the server locations in the CDN, the map of data centers in the network. You can read more about CDNs in the links that we put in the video's description. Hope this helps! 🙂
    2
  705. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  706. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  707. Awesome! You can watch episodes early and explore our growing collection of content at AI Academy https://www.ibm.com/think/ai-academy
    2
  708. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  709. Search on "lightboard videos"
    2
  710. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for a video explaining it
    2
  711. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  712. Good points! Our main goal is to help developers understand and adopt relevant technologies, but you also raise the point of the ethics and technology. We'll certainly see how we might be able to address that point in future videos.
    2
  713. We will take a look at that. --Sai
    2
  714. Glad you liked it! 😀
    2
  715. Hey there! We shared some backstage "secrets" of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3pAmVTQ 🙂
    2
  716. Search on "lightboard videos"
    2
  717. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  718. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  719. Hi Conorsz! AWS Cloudfront is a type of CDN, therefor we recommend reviewing which locations edge services are available through their catalog and/or documentation. Thanks for watching our videos. -Ryan
    2
  720. Not quite. Check out these behind the scenes 👉 https://ibm.co/3rXOnOH 😉
    2
  721. No. Search on "lightboard videos" for retailers.
    2
  722. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  723. Glad you like them. Sai's handle is @birdsaiview on Twitter. I'll let him know your suggestion.
    2
  724. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  725. Yes, you're correct and this is noted in the pinned comment.
    2
  726. Thank you kindly!
    2
  727. Close but not quite. 😃 Here's a post we created to explain how these videos are created https://ibm.co/3kkMwN7
    2
  728. Thank you for watching, Jessica! 🙏
    2
  729. Hi, thank you for your question! While both are cloud technologies offered by RedHat, OpenStack is IaaS (Infrastructure as a service) and OpenShift is PaaS (Platform as a service). PaaS (e.g. OpenShift) allows the cloud providers to transform their servers into cloud, by hosting networks, storage, operating system software, middleware, databases, etc. at their data centers. Also, PaaS is often built around containers, a virtualized compute model one step removed from virtual servers. PaaS is a newer model of cloud computing. IaaS (e.g. OpenStack) provides on-demand access to fundamental computing resources (physical and virtual servers, networking, and storage) over the internet, on a pay-as-you-go basis. Users are able to scale and shrink resources on an as-needed basis. Also, IaaS does not use containers. In contrast to PaaS, IaaS provides the users with the lowest-level control of computing resources in the cloud. You can read more in this blog by RedHat 👉 https://ibm.co/3jH6CD8 Hope this helps! 🙂
    2
  730. You bet! Thanks for watching!
    2
  731. Search on "lightboard videos"
    2
  732. Great suggestion!
    2
  733. Thank you, Kareem!
    2
  734. Thanks, Liang!
    2
  735. Thank you, glad you found it useful! We're preparing more, for sure, so stay tuned. 👍
    2
  736. Search on "lightboard videos".
    2
  737. Glad it was helpful, Alessandro.
    2
  738. Hi Vinod, thank you for the great question! Our hybrid data platform, IBM Cloud Pak for Data, has built in machine learning and data science capabilities. To try it out for free, check out IBM Cloud Pak for Data as a Service. https://www.ibm.com/products/cloud-pak-for-data/as-a-service
    2
  739. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  740. Thank you!
    2
  741. Hi speng01! The blockchain is a single source of truth that is capable of managing itself for multiple entities. In my example, it was across multiple companies who each need a different scope of data stored in the same chain. This is inherently more advantageous and secure than each company keeping its own records. Thanks for watching, San
    2
  742. Hi there, Yogesh! Thank you for the feedback! What could we have done to make it a better video? What sort of information would you like to see?
    2
  743. Thanks for the recommendations, we will look into this! Stay tuned!
    2
  744. Thank you, Jorge!
    2
  745. Yes, he's Martin Keen, IBMer and "The Homebrew Challenge" dude.
    2
  746. You're welcome, we're glad you found it useful! 👍
    2
  747. Search on "lightboard video".
    2
  748. Lots and lots of practice. (j/k - we reverse it in post-production)
    2
  749. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  750. Thank you for the suggestion, we will look into this! Stay tuned!
    2
  751. Hey, there! In short... yes! 🙂 Infrastructure as code (IAC) allows for consistent automated deployment of infrastructure which decreases manual errors and increases efficiency. We have quite a few resources, too, if you'd like to explore more on this subject: 🎦 What is Infrastructure as Code (video): https://ibm.co/2OioRC5 ▶️ Tutorial: https://ibm.co/3p09RoY ➡️ Article: https://ibm.co/3rDrQDz
    2
  752. These videos are made using a lightboard.
    2
  753. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  754. Hey there! Depends on the secrets service you use. Ideally, if it is integrated with that SSO app then the app can ask that secrets manager service to confirm that user (based on ID) has the right access to these credentials without having to ever expose them outside of your secrets store. Some sort of abstracted value like a key could supplement for any value exposure, reduces exposure for data breach.
    2
  755. Hi Laur, We would say that it's more accurate to assume that the origin server should see less egress bandwidth AND less load being placed on it. Since the origin server needs to satisfy fewer transactional requests, it will have less demand being placed on its CPU, RAM, and disk resources. Does this help?
    2
  756. Thanks for the feedback, we will look into this! Stay tuned!
    2
  757. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  758. Hi there! Thank you for the suggestions, we'll see what we can do! 😀 Be sure to subscribe to see when we publish the new videos.
    2
  759. The answer really depends on where you are deploying the application to. CircleCI can push the artifacts to UrbanCode Deploy. UrbanCode Deploy can deploy the application to MobileFirst, that would be one option. What we need to understand is where are you trying to deploy your mobile application for testing? Today we support the MobileFirst platform. To continue this discussion, please submit your questions to our forum: https://developer.ibm.com/answers/smartspace/urbancode/index.html
    2
  760. Hi Nathan, we're really happy to hear this, thanks for watching! 🙏
    2
  761. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  762. You are welcome
    2
  763. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  764. Thank you, Leonardo! 🙏 Glad you found it useful!
    2
  765. Hey Joe! 😀 The speaker doesn't actually write backwards. You can find more details on how these videos are made in here 👉 https://ibm.co/3iu1PTO
    2
  766. Hi! This video focuses on the open-source project Kubernetes -- not strictly the IBM or Red Hat approach 🙂 . Ubuntu is still the more commonly used OS for running Kubernetes.--Sai
    2
  767. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  768. Kubernetes is a great topic, and we've produced several videos on it already. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOspHqNVtKABAVX4azqPIu6UfsPzSu2YN Is there an aspect around Kubernetes we're missing? Let us know!
    2
  769. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  770. Hi Abhijit! CDN implementation usually involves delegating or referring some DNS resource record (ie. CNAME) to the CDN service for ease of integration and implementation. Thank you for your question, Ryan
    2
  771. Hi there! We don't have a dedicated course for Tekton at the moment, but be sure to check the links in this video's description for more resources (videos, Kubernetes lab etc.) ⤴️ Also, here's our IBM Tekton page with more info ➡️ https://ibm.co/3qXVLsV Hope this helps! 🙂
    2
  772. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  773. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    2
  774. Glad to hear this, thanks for watching, Teodors! 👍
    1
  775. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for how it's done
    1
  776. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  777. Glad you found it informative, thanks for watching!
    1
  778. Great point!
    1
  779. Hi there, Yogesh! Thank you for thinking of our video for your training. If you are just using the YouTube video embed link then that is fine. 🙂 We do not allow the video to be published to a different video platform, though. We hope this helps! Let us know how your training goes and what your students think about it!
    1
  780. Thanks for watching!
    1
  781. Thanks! If you have other topics you'd like to see on Tech Talk, let us know.
    1
  782. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  783. Thank you, Kadhiresan! 🙏 Glad you found it useful. What other subjects would you like to learn more about on our channel?
    1
  784. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  785. Great suggestion! Here's the link: https://ibm.biz/BdM5wi
    1
  786. Hi Bill! IBM Cloud offers several load balancing solutions, you can check them out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3n3Rz7l Additionally, a variety of open source load balancers are available, each with different functionality and server compatibility: Neutrino, Gobetween, LoadMaster by Kemp, and the Linux-based Seesaw. LoadMaster and Neutrino offer free versions and fee-based commercial versions with added functionality. If you’re considering open source, be sure to review functionality and compatibility with your specific server first. 🙂
    1
  787. You're welcome, glad you liked it! 😀
    1
  788. Thanks for your feedback, Madhav! :)
    1
  789. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  790. Welcome to our channel, we're glad you're enjoying it! 👍
    1
  791. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  792. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  793. Happy to hear that, Rafael! 🙏
    1
  794. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  795. Hey there! You can check out the IBM Cloud API and SDK reference library to start using IBM Cloud services 👉 https://ibm.co/3cxGwza
    1
  796. Thank you, William!
    1
  797. Have you seen our videos around containerization and Kubernetes? Is there anything about containers you would like to see covered? We have also recently been adding content around AI and deep learning. Is there an use or concept from deep learning that sparks your interest? https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOspHqNVtKABAVX4azqPIu6UfsPzSu2YN https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOspHqNVtKADfxkuDuHduUkDExBpEt3DF
    1
  798. Glad you enjoyed it!
    1
  799. Thank you! 😃
    1
  800. Glad you enjoyed it! 👍
    1
  801. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  802. No, an API gateway doesn't address distributed transactions across microservices. One of the key tenets of microservices architecture is independence, i.e., they're self-contained, loosely coupled, and independently deployable. If that's not possible, there's several solutions like two-phase commit or "eventual consistency" if ACID isn't a hard requirement (e.g., it may be tolerable if the inventory count is momentarily inconsistent due to pending order processing; it wouldn't be acceptable for something like a financial transaction). Here's a few references that go into much more detail: https://developers.redhat.com/blog/2018/10/01/patterns-for-distributed-transactions-within-a-microservices-architecture#possible_solutions https://www.baeldung.com/transactions-across-microservices https://www.ibm.com/cloud/learn/microservices
    1
  803. Thank you for the appreciation, we're glad you enjoyed it! 🙏
    1
  804. Hi Alfredo! We appreciate the feedback! What could we have done to explain it better?
    1
  805. Here's a post we created to explain how these videos are created. https://ibm.co/335YQYY Hope this helps! --Sai.
    1
  806. You're welcome! And thank you for watching! 🙂
    1
  807. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  808. Thank you! 🙏
    1
  809. We're glad you found it useful! 🙏 What else would you like to learn?
    1
  810. That's no joke! Sure, there are lots of variants, but if you know one, you can easily move between them without issue.
    1
  811. Hi there! That's an interesting question. There is a difference between the two. As opposed to a type 2 hypervisor that's running on OS, containers have a more agile way of doing virtualization. Instead of virtualizing the underlying hardware, containers virtualize the operating system (usually Linux), so each individual container has only the application and its libraries & dependencies. Containers don't use a hypervisor, so you can get a faster availability of resources & new applications. You can access the first link in this video's description for more information on containers. Hope this answers your question.
    1
  812. Good catch!
    1
  813. Hey Paul! Thanks for reaching out. App-v is a different technology that is not containers, but isn’t quite a virtual machine as described here either. It follows a client/server architecture in which the virtualized application is never running on the local machine. Additionally, there’s a lot more infrastructure involved than with containerization. The difference is in the technologies used - which are distinct. In our video, we explain how two distinct technologies, VMs and containers, can work together in building apps.
    1
  814. Hi Alexander! You can read more about Kafka and RabbitMQ here 👉 https://ibm.co/3pzJKqO
    1
  815. You're welcome and thank you for the appreciation! We're glad you found it helpful! 🙂
    1
  816. Hi Chirag, check out this document here for more information on using Terraform. https://ibm.co/2LSWfL4
    1
  817. Hey there! Maybe these behind the scenes would answer your question 👉 https://ibm.co/3FCzc1W 😉
    1
  818. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  819. No, it's flipped in post-production.
    1
  820. Hello Rayudu...take a look at the Containerization Explained video I did here: https://youtu.be/0qotVMX-J5s Let me know if this helps. --Sai
    1
  821. Hi Ashley, Our secret is nothing fancy! This is how we do it ➡️ https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    1
  822. Hi there, Shivaprasad! Interesting questions. REST API was created in the 2000s by computer scientist Dr. Roy Fielding and his team, with the goal to provide a set of rules or constraints for the architecture of the WWW. For example, a standard for how two servers can communicate data between them, from anywhere in the world. It didn't solve a specific problem, but rather came from the need of regulating the ever-growing Internet architecture. And because REST is so user-friendly for developers (high level of flexibility and freedom), it has become one of the most preferred methods for connecting components and apps in a microservices architecture. Hope this answers your questions! 🙂 You can read more about REST API in this video's description.
    1
  823. Thank you for the feedback! We will look into your suggestions, stay tuned!
    1
  824. Glad you liked it! Feel free to browse our channel for more videos like this one. 🙂
    1
  825. Hi Kamaraj. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains the writing style. ➞ https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    1
  826. Merhaba! Türkçe altyazılar üzerinde çalışıyoruz ve yakında yayında olacaklar. Lütfen birkaç gün sonra tekrar kontrol edin. 🙂
    1
  827. Lots of practice? j/k, see http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  828. We use a lightboard and reverse the image in post-production.
    1
  829. The presenter is Luv Aggarwal. He has lots of other great videos like this one on Data Fabric: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Zzn4eVbqfk
    1
  830. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  831. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  832. Good ones! We often refer to REST, but they're not the only messaging protocol. Are you interested in one versus another from a viewpoint of tradeoffs, modernization, or something else?
    1
  833. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  834. Hello Bob, the prices for MQ on IBM Cloud are posted within the service here: https://console.bluemix.net/catalog/services/mq Hope this helps!
    1
  835. Thanks a ton
    1
  836. Thanks for watching, Lenaster!
    1
  837. Thank you, Ahmad! Yes. The kernel exists to give software access to hardware.
    1
  838. Great to hear! Thanks for watching!
    1
  839. Thank you!
    1
  840. Hi Glenn! Have you tried raising these questions on platforms like Stack Overflow or Reddit? We strongly recommend that you do, the Cloud communities on these platforms could help you get some answers. 🙂
    1
  841. Hi there! We're glad you are interested in working with us. 🙂 Feel free to explore our IBM cloud engineer job opportunities here 👉 https://ibm.co/2S2e3tw You can select your country, job level and specifics, and look into each option. Good luck!
    1
  842. We are happy to hear this, Alexander! - Sai
    1
  843. Thank you, Alexander!
    1
  844. Thanks Shankar! Sai rocks!
    1
  845. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  846. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  847. IoT is a good topic. We will look into what we could there. Any application of IoT that you're using or sparks your interest?
    1
  848. Glad to hear it, Kamau.
    1
  849. You're welcome 😊
    1
  850. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  851. Hi Nicholas....Yes you did. We made a new version of the video, which is what you see here. Thanks for visiting IBM Cloud YouTube channel!
    1
  852. Hi Vivek! You can access our course on Cognitiveclass 👉 https://ibm.co/2Um2bnq - Beyond the Basics: Istio and IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service (free) You must have an IBM Cloud account to complete this course. And going further 👉 https://ibm.co/2UYeV3R - Getting started with Microservices with Istio and IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service. You must have a Pay-As-You-Go or Subscription IBM Cloud account so that you can create a free cluster for this course. Hope this helps with your learning journey! 🚀
    1
  853. Thanks for watching! 🚀 If you're interested in RAG, check out this lightboard video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-D1OfcDW1M
    1
  854. Thank you for the feedback, Aissa! We're glad it was useful to you! 🙂
    1
  855. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  856. Thank you very much for watching and for the feedback, Ty!!!
    1
  857. Glad it was helpful Carolyn. Appreciate you watching!
    1
  858. Hi Sean, thanks for bringing this to our attention. Here is a clickable version of the link: https://www.ibm.com/analytics/us/en/watson-data-platform/fitness-app/.
    1
  859. Try this: https://www.ibm.com/analytics/us/en/watson-data-platform/fitness-app/
    1
  860. Thanks for watching! 😁
    1
  861. Wow, thank you!
    1
  862. Thanks, Rick.
    1
  863. Thanks for watching! Glad you're finding the content valuable! 🖥️
    1
  864. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  865. Hi Naveen, Actually, we aren't! Here is a post that explains how we do it, with a photo: https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    1
  866. We're glad you found it useful! 👍
    1
  867. Thank you so much for watching and the great feedback, Austin! 💙 🙏
    1
  868. Hi, thanks for the appreciation! 🙂 You can first check out the links to our IBM Cloud Object Storage, that we put in this video's description. ⤴️ Then, here's how to create a bucket with our service ➡️ https://ibm.co/3CCI2Kw Hope this helps!
    1
  869. Happy to hear this! What did you think about the tutorial and the instructions, were they easy to follow?
    1
  870. Glad you enjoyed it!
    1
  871. You're welcome!
    1
  872. Wow, thank you!
    1
  873. Hi there! While the whole video is trying to explain just that, the advantages are summarized at min. 14:15. What other info would you need exactly? Please also check out the additional links in the video's description, to see more on Tekton. ⤴️ Hope this helps! 🙂
    1
  874. Hey there! We shared some behind the scenes with the setup, on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3bRxRGI 😉
    1
  875. You're welcome, thanks for watching!
    1
  876. Hi! Maybe these behind the scenes would answer your question 👉 https://ibm.co/3pe0kNi 😉
    1
  877. Glad it helped!
    1
  878. Like this 👉 https://ibm.co/3vTz1uC 😉
    1
  879. Well actually, we don't write backward. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it. ➞ https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    1
  880. Glad to hear it, Bala. We appreciate you watching our videos.
    1
  881. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  882. Yes, that's Sai's brother. They're twins.
    1
  883. Maybe not? If you scan the comments, you'll find that it's asked several times a day. True confession from Dan Kehn: Before I joined this team, I wondered the same thing. ;-)
    1
  884. Thank you!
    1
  885. You're welcome!
    1
  886. In this example, Java is a microservice that enables storage into a database, generally through REST APIs. Any type of database would work, including SQL or NoSQL! Thanks for watching. -Sai
    1
  887. Hi Bart! Thank you! 1. Swagger is an open specification for defining REST APIs. The Swagger document specifies the list of resources that are available in the REST API and the operations that can be called on those resources. Read more here 👉 https://ibm.co/3zyumyT 2. Here are some sample files 👉 https://ibm.co/3BEIzfr
    1
  888. Thank you, Karthi!
    1
  889. Thanks for the sub!
    1
  890. Thanks for watching! 💙
    1
  891. We are working on some quantum computing videos. We're excited share them with you.
    1
  892. We use a lightboard and reverse the image in post-production.
    1
  893. Thank you so much for the awesome feedback!
    1
  894. We're so happy to hear this! 🙏 Be sure to also check out the links in the video's description for more resources. ⤴️
    1
  895. Hi Hans, thanks for your interest in this subject! At the link in the description, you can find some use cases and a section for Faas and IBM. You can create your own account and test these capabilities directly ➡️ https://ibm.co/3cLOunU You can also check out these ➡️ https://ibm.co/3DVueMA & https://ibm.co/3nOPXAc Hope this helps! 🙂
    1
  896. Thank you, Javier!
    1
  897. Glad to hear that
    1
  898. We're so happy to hear that, Kashif! 🙂 Stay tuned for more!
    1
  899. Thank you for the great feedback, glad you liked the video! 😀
    1
  900. Hi Nuno, thanks for watching! We'll look into your suggestions on HTTP and see what we can do for our future videos. Stay tuned! 👍
    1
  901. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  902. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  903. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  904. Hi Brad...I'll let you in on a secret, he's not writing backwards. Here's a post explaining it with a photo Here's a post we wrote to explain how these videos are created. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKWaEZ-_VweaEx1j62do_vQ/community?lb=Ugzf5SL_yh9NglCJzgF4AaABCQ
    1
  905. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  906. Thank you, Guohong! Welcome! 😀
    1
  907. Glad it was helpful, Vinu. Appreciate you visiting our channel. -Sai
    1
  908. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  909. Hey Vanisha! Thanks for watching. Here's a post we wrote to explain how these videos are created: https://ibm.co/2MTjWH4
    1
  910. Thanks for watching!
    1
  911. You're welcome, thanks for watching! 🙂
    1
  912. Thank you! 🙏
    1
  913. Search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  914. I had to look that up; I think you are referring to R. Cialdini, author of "Psychology of Persuasion". And yes, that's consistent with Jeff's point in the video about social engineering.
    1
  915. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  916. Have you checked out the links in the description of this video? ⤴️ You can learn more about IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, and FaaS. 🙂
    1
  917. 😄 😉
    1
  918. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  919. You bet!
    1
  920. Indeed, few know that he works at IBM under a pseudonym (j/k).
    1
  921. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  922. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  923. Hey there! We shared some behind the scenes of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3DbIe3q 😉
    1
  924. Thank you for watching, Ahmed. Glad it was helpful. -Sai
    1
  925. Thanks, Ahmed.
    1
  926. Hi Gosilan: The CDN service would provide Google the closest possible endpoint to its source when its doing the crawl. CDN services don't typically differ in how they provide the closest endpoint to bots, APIs (or crawlers in this case) or real human visitors of the sites. SEO and how its affected by globally distributed content (with or without a CDN) isn't really the nature of this content. Thanks for watching! Ryan
    1
  927. Thank you, Jude!
    1
  928. Thank you for the feedback, Priyanka! 🙏 Is there anything else you would like to see in our videos?
    1
  929. Thanks Udo. We love to hear this! Sai
    1
  930. Thank you Udo. This is what we strive for. Appreciate you watching our videos.-Sai
    1
  931. Thanks for the feedback! 👍
    1
  932. Thank you for watching! 👍
    1
  933. Would you elaborate, i.e., which videos and what is the problem? We know about the screechy markers in videos 2-3 years back, but we've taken steps to avoid that.
    1
  934. You're welcome, Donald, glad you found it useful!
    1
  935. Hi Subodh! Firstly, thank you for your compliment! Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we film the videos. ➞ https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    1
  936. Please see our answer to your first question and please access the first link in the video description for more info on containers. 🙂
    1
  937. Thanks! We'd suggest checking out IBM Event Automation. It's a fully composable solution with capabilities for event discovery and event processing in an intuitive, easy-to-use authoring canvas. You can learn more & request a demo: https://ibm.biz/EDB_Automation
    1
  938. We're glad you enjoyed the video despite the typo. Thank you for letting us know.
    1
  939. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  940. Well actually, we don't write backward. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it. ➞ https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    1
  941. Search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  942. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  943. We're glad to hear this, Ann! Thank you for watching, Dan.
    1
  944. Indeed! This is an older video in the channel and since it was published, we've put in place "de-squeak" steps in post-production.
    1
  945. Thank you for watching, Sarath! 🙏
    1
  946. Hey Shreejit, Here is how we create the magic 🔮 --> https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    1
  947. Glad you like it!
    1
  948. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for the backstory
    1
  949. Hi Florian! NFS and block mounts/endpoints are not available outside of IBM Cloud infrastructure space.
    1
  950. Thanks for watching! 👍
    1
  951. Thank you, Hesham! 🙂
    1
  952. Hi there! You can find out more about Redis if you follow the first link in the video description. ⤴️ hope this helps! 🙂
    1
  953. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  954. Hello Jyothi: Here's a post we wrote to explain how these videos are created. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKWaEZ-_VweaEx1j62do_vQ/community?lb=Ugzf5SL_yh9NglCJzgF4AaABCQ  Let us know if you have any more questions and thanks for visiting.
    1
  955. Thanks for watching, Jimmy! Appreciate your feedback.
    1
  956. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  957. Hi there! Ingress is an object type in Kubernetes. The Ingress Controller processes this Ingress object & the configuration/metadata contained within it, to configure the layer 7 proxy contained within the Ingress Controller, in order to expose your applications and services to the outside world. You can read more here 👉 https://ibm.co/2TGlWpp
    1
  958. Hi Chris! No, the video is reversed. We shared some behind the scenes of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3irx02w 😉
    1
  959. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  960. We appreciate the kind words!
    1
  961. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for details
    1
  962. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  963. Phalcon, thank you for your kind words.We appreciate you stopping by our channel.
    1
  964. Thank you for the feedback! As for your question, we shared some behind the scenes of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3dWpZoL 😉
    1
  965. Thank you, Happy Holidays!
    1
  966. We're glad you enjoyed it! 😃 We'll pass your feedback on to our team.
    1
  967. Thanks glad you enjoyed it - stay tuned for much more to come!
    1
  968. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  969. Glad you think so!
    1
  970. You're welcome!
    1
  971. I'm glad it was helpful, Raitis. Best, Tessa
    1
  972. Search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  973. Thank you very much!
    1
  974. Haha, we will, Leo, thanks for the feedback! 😉 Be sure to subscribe to get notified about the new ones.
    1
  975. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  976. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  977. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  978. Thank you! Cheers!
    1
  979. You're welcome, thanks for watching! 🙂
    1
  980. Hi Mostafa! Please check the links in the description of the video. ⤴️ We also have a couple of free courses here 👉 https://ibm.co/3ob1UjX & https://ibm.co/3ETxitp Hope this helps!
    1
  981. Thanks Michael! Appreciate you watching.
    1
  982. Thank you, RJ!
    1
  983. See http://ibm.biz/watch-backwards
    1
  984. Yes, see http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for details
    1
  985. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  986. Hi Ahad! Thanks for watching. You can see how we do this here: https://ibm.co/2SA1vGd,
    1
  987. Thanks for the appreciation, Maddie, and you're welcome! 😀
    1
  988. Thanks, Ranna!
    1
  989. Thanks Rick!
    1
  990. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  991. So glad you're enjoying it! There's much more to come but you can see the next episode early here: https://ibm.biz/BdSr6j !
    1
  992. We love to hear that, Adam!
    1
  993. It's my pleasure
    1
  994. Hi there! There are a few differences between RabbitMQ and Redis, yes. First of all, while Rabbit is primarily the most used message broker, Redis functions both as a message-broker, but also as a database & cache. Both are open-source, and there are advantages and disadvantages to each of them, depending on what solution you need exactly. You can read about Redis here 👉 https://ibm.co/3qQ5jUR Also, be sure to check the links in the video description as well, for more RabbitMQ info. Hope this helps! 🙂
    1
  995. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  996. Hi Tom! An Offering Manager is responsible for the full lifecycle of an offering (for a product or service) and owns the strategy and execution for bringing that offer to market. You can read this article about a day in the life of an offering manager at IBM 👉 https://ibm.co/3CfytBe 🙂
    1
  997. Thank you Yatanveer.
    1
  998. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  999. Hey there, Ian! Well, not quite. 😉 We shared some backstage "secrets" of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/2T4Z1nX
    1
  1000. Hey there! We shared some backstage "secrets" of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3v7KPHJ 😉
    1
  1001. Hi Rasel! What sort of help would you need? 🙂
    1
  1002. Thanks, that was indeed a misstatement (as noted in the sticky comment posted earlier).
    1
  1003. Thanks for watching our videos, Clayton! Hope you're having fun and learning something useful! 🙌 What videos would you like to see next from us?
    1
  1004. Search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  1005. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  1006. Search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  1007. Search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  1008. Hi Parth! Can you please check again? https://ibm.co/2Pw0C0H We checked and should work just fine. Thanks!
    1
  1009. Thank you, Sundara!
    1
  1010. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1011. Thank you, Ram!
    1
  1012. Thank you very much for watching! 💙
    1
  1013. It's filmed through a glass pane and the image reversed in post-production.
    1
  1014. Thank you!
    1
  1015. Hey Terrie! We wrote a post to explain how we make these videos here: https://ibm.co/2SA1vGd  Thank you for visiting our channel.
    1
  1016. Hi Levy! What would you have liked to learn from this video? 🙂
    1
  1017. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1018. That's essentially what Lou in the video is advocating ("...we need to start with a central, searchable repository with unified governance and security to bring all these disparate silos together"). See https://ibm.biz/learn-more-IBM-Content-Services for more details.
    1
  1019. And he did it with his left hand despite being right-handed (j/k - it's flipped in post-production).
    1
  1020. Thank you! Cheers!
    1
  1021. Thank you, Priya! Be sure to check out other videos on our channel for more information. 👍
    1
  1022. Here is a resource for more cloud computing courses: https://ibm.co/33TCfRo
    1
  1023. Thanks for the appreciation! 👍
    1
  1024. Hi Andres! Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we are record videos like this. https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    1
  1025. You bet
    1
  1026. Thank you for your comment! You can watch episodes early and explore our growing collection of content at AI Academy: https://ibm.biz/BdSr6j
    1
  1027. Yes, it's flipped in post-production. Search on "lightboard videos" for more details.
    1
  1028. Thanks for heads up. We will send you a comment back once we have resolved!
    1
  1029.  @IBMTechnology  https://github.com/lennox-davidlevy/a...
    1
  1030. Hi there! Check out this video 👉 https://ibm.co/3CcmAvz And the Kubernetes playlist on our channel 👉 https://ibm.co/3CjRQbM Also, check out the links in this video's description, they lead to more Kubernetes basic information. ⤴️ Hope this is what you needed! 🙂
    1
  1031. See https://www.ibm.com/cloud/learn/virtual-machines for more details.
    1
  1032. No, it's flipped in post-production.
    1
  1033. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1034. Thank you for watching! 👍
    1
  1035. Hi Steven! Good question. You can check out our Desktop virtualization guide here 👉 https://ibm.co/3e2O25x Be sure to also check the links in this video's description, you can find more details about it in the general virtualization guide. Hope this helps! 🙂
    1
  1036. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  1037. Hi Mukesh! Thank you for the suggestion! We'll see what we can do about getting that video made. We would recommend you subscribe to the channel, if you haven't yet, to make sure you'll know when we get it published. In the meantime, you might find some of the answers in this video for SaaS: https://ibm.co/2X77I2T. In that video's description, you can also find links to videos for IaaS and PaaS. 😀
    1
  1038. See the pinned comment above for a discussion of the correction.
    1
  1039. Glad we could help!
    1
  1040. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1041. Thanks for the appreciation, we intend to! 🙂 What other topics would you like to see here?
    1
  1042. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1043. Indeed! Few know that he works at IBM under a pseudonym. ;-)
    1
  1044. There's much more to come but you can see the next episode early here: https://ibm.biz/BdSr6j !
    1
  1045. Sorry about that! We've gotten better at "de-squeaking" the audio since this was published two years ago.
    1
  1046. Glad you like them!
    1
  1047. My pleasure!
    1
  1048. Thanks for watching, Daniel! 😃
    1
  1049. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1050. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1051. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1052. The speaker writes on the glass as normal, then the video editor flips it around in post production. Thanks for watching!
    1
  1053. Great suggestion! While not a walkthrough, check out the IBM Cloud Architecture site: https://www.ibm.com/cloud/architecture/ -- it defines proven architecture solutions from the IBM Garage and includes lots of best practices that make up the IBM Garage Methodology https://www.ibm.com/garage/method
    1
  1054. You are most welcome
    1
  1055. We're so glad to hear this! And thank you for the appreciation! 👍
    1
  1056. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for details
    1
  1057. You're welcome, glad you like our video format! 👍
    1
  1058. Appreciate that!
    1
  1059. Thank you for the feedback!
    1
  1060. Hey Shubham! 😀 The presenter doesn't actually write backwards. Here's a post we created to explain how these videos are created 👉 https://ibm.co/2W2bSIy
    1
  1061. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1062. Search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  1063. Hey there! Maybe these behind the scenes would answer your question 👉 https://ibm.co/3BTyPxE 😉
    1
  1064. Hi there! That's a good suggestion and we will cover this topic in a future video, soon. 🙌 Be sure to subscribe to be notified of when that happens.
    1
  1065. Thank you!
    1
  1066. You're very welcome!
    1
  1067. We will, thank you! 💪
    1
  1068. We're glad you found it useful and easy to understand, Adam! 👍
    1
  1069. Sorry about that. We've gotten much better at it since this video was published more than 2 years ago.
    1
  1070. Hi Barney, thanks for the question. As opposed to a type 2 hypervisor on OS, containers are a lighter-weight, more agile way of handling virtualization. Instead of virtualizing the underlying hardware, containers virtualize the operating system (usually Linux), so each individual container contains only the application and its libraries and dependencies. They don't use a hypervisor, so you can enjoy faster availability of resources and new applications. You can access the first link in this video's description for more information on containers. Hope this helps!
    1
  1071. Our pleasure!
    1
  1072. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1073. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  1074. Glad you liked it! 👍
    1
  1075. Hi Shibu! You can learn much more about SDK by checking out our guidance about SDK testing in the IBM Cloud SDK Handbook 👉 https://ibm.co/2JlMbwf 😃
    1
  1076. Glad it was informative for you, Dave!
    1
  1077. It's filmed through a glass pane and the image reversed in post-production.
    1
  1078. Thank you for the feedback, Jesmar. We will take a look at that.-Sai
    1
  1079. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1080. Thanks for the suggestion, Aamir, we'll see what we can do! Stay tuned! 🙂
    1
  1081. Thanks, Nikhila!
    1
  1082. Hopefully this helps clarify the subject: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7aSe1HQ2lXo
    1
  1083. Hi Sirisha! Correct, you would need to write some code at the client side to consume data from an API. This is where SDKs are useful, rather than writing this client code yourself. Check out our video about APIs vs SDKs here: https://ibm.co/39JxC0i
    1
  1084. Search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  1085. 😀 That's awesome to hear, Alexander, thank you! We're glad you found it useful! 🙏
    1
  1086. Would you elaborate? Maybe the formal docs will help: https://grpc.io/docs/what-is-grpc/introduction/
    1
  1087. Glad you found it useful, you're welcome! 😀
    1
  1088. As impressive as that'd be, no, he's not. If you want understand how it's done, this explains how we film our videos. ➞ https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    1
  1089. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for more details
    1
  1090. Hi Syed...he really isn't writing backward actually.  Here's a post we wrote to explain how these videos are created. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKWaEZ-_VweaEx1j62do_vQ/community?lb=Ugzf5SL_yh9NglCJzgF4AaABCQ  Let us know if you have any more questions and thanks for visiting.
    1
  1091. Search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  1092. Hi Sam! Maybe this can help: "Building a complex dialog with Watson Assistant" 👉 https://ibm.co/3B5z4Ww
    1
  1093. Thanks for watching, Nuwan! Glad you liked it. 🙂 You can subscribe for more videos like this.
    1
  1094. Hey there! A website that has properly implemented CDN being utilized by multiple concurrent users from multiple global locations will see the most advantage out of the capabilities of the CDN, however that doesn't mean that content owners with limited user-distribution can't see some of the benefits explained in the video.
    1
  1095. Cyril, we appreciate you watching, and we are happy this video was beneficial!.
    1
  1096. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1097. Thanks a lot
    1
  1098. You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it! 🙏
    1
  1099. You're welcome! Thanks for watching! 👍
    1
  1100. Thank you, Naresh.
    1
  1101. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1102. Hi Cotton Hollow Distilling! Thanks for the link love! -Sai
    1
  1103. You're welcome! 😀
    1
  1104. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1105. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  1106. You're welcome, we glad you found it useful! Stay tuned for more. ✌️
    1
  1107. Hey there! Long story short... Operators utilize CRDs, so they behave like traditional Kubernetes resources. You can use the kubectl CLI to work with Operators. To build Operators, you’ll want to use the Operator SDK CLI. Hope this helps! 🙂
    1
  1108. Thanks! You can find a lot of tips by searching on "lightboard videos". Our bag of tricks is always growing; that said, you can get a lot of mileage out of masking with later reveals.
    1
  1109. We appreciate your feedback, Charles.
    1
  1110. Hello Edgar: Well actually we don't write backward. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it, with a photo. https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo Best, Sai
    1
  1111. You're welcome! 👍
    1
  1112. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1113. You got this!
    1
  1114. We are glad to hear this Don. Thank you for watching.
    1
  1115. You're welcome, thanks for watching! 🙏
    1
  1116. Appreciate the compliment Robin!
    1
  1117. Yes, they can be integrated. Here's a tutorial on how Cloud Pak for Data as a Service can be applied to Azure ➡️ https://ibm.co/3o2plvp More info on our IBM products for Microsoft, here ➡️ https://ibm.co/3nYPsU6 🙂
    1
  1118. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1119. Hi there! It's mirrored 👉 https://ibm.co/3b5C5Kw 😉
    1
  1120. Not quite. 😉 Maybe these behind the scenes will answer your question 👉 https://ibm.co/30zwIkK
    1
  1121. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  1122. Thanks, Vishal! Welcome!
    1
  1123. HI Bob! Each “location” in this video represents both consumers of the content and the closest CDN endpoint or point-of-presence which aren’t necessarily mutually dependent of one another. Since CDN services typically provide accellerati of content destined for the Internet, the consumers are both anywhere and everywhere and the CDN endpoint location availability are relative and specific to the CDN provider. --Hope this helps, Ryan
    1
  1124. Thanks for watching!
    1
  1125. Thank you, Tian!
    1
  1126. You're welcome, Fateh. Be sure to check out our channel for more videos on containerization. 👍
    1
  1127. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for details
    1
  1128. More to come!
    1
  1129. Thank you! 😀
    1
  1130. Glad you liked it, thank you for watching! 🙂
    1
  1131. You can check out the full series here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOspHqNVtKADkWLFt9OcziQF7EatuANSY
    1
  1132. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1133. Glad you liked it, thanks for watching! 👍
    1
  1134. Thanks for the sub!
    1
  1135. Thank you! 😀
    1
  1136. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1137. Thank you for your appreciation! 🙏
    1
  1138. They are different. While they may be apples and oranges, it's is still a common question. Docker Swarm vs Kubernetes may be two more similar technologies, sometimes it's still helpful to define what's an apple and what's an orange.
    1
  1139. Thank you, Kuldeep!
    1
  1140. Thank you for the appreciation, Nipuna, and thank you for watching! 👍
    1
  1141. Thank you, Mateus! We're glad you liked it!
    1
  1142. Glad you enjoyed it!
    1
  1143. Thank you very much for the feedback, Karys! We'll pass it on to our team.
    1
  1144. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1145. Well actually, we don't write backward. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it. ➞ https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    1
  1146. Glad this was helpful, good luck with your interview! 🤞 💪
    1
  1147. Thank you so much for the feedback, glad you liked it! 🤠
    1
  1148. If you want to see how it's done, check out this behind the scenes video https://youtu.be/Uoz_osFtw68?feature=shared
    1
  1149. The best tricks usually are.
    1
  1150. Thank you for watching, Stanley! 🙌
    1
  1151. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1152. Thank you!
    1
  1153. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1154. Hey Felix! Here's a post we created to explain how we did the trick :) - https://ibm.co/38Zrn6b
    1
  1155. Hi Felix! You know what, we actually don't backward. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it, with a photo. https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    1
  1156. Glad you enjoyed it, Nicolas! 🙂
    1
  1157. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  1158. Thanks! It means a lot to us that you find it useful :)
    1
  1159. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  1160. Great! Let us know what you think! 👍
    1
  1161. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for more details
    1
  1162. You're right! 😉 We shared some backstage "secrets" of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3iL1azl
    1
  1163. Hi Suyog!  Kubernetes doesn't use docker-compose files, but to answer your question, yes those are reserved properties. --Sai
    1
  1164. Thank you kindly
    1
  1165. Hi Jay...thanks for making us aware of this. We are working on updating this and I will message you again when we are finished.
    1
  1166. Hey Hamdan! 😃 This video might answer your question 👉 https://ibm.co/338sNtT You can also learn more about microservices in this guide: https://ibm.co/3l6Jqwz
    1
  1167. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  1168. Watson Assistant, IBM's virtual assistant solution, supports a variety of languages including Spanish. You can see more about supported languages here: https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/watson-assistant?topic=watson-assistant-admin-language-support
    1
  1169. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1170. Definitely what we're planning! 😀 In the meantime, feel free to subscribe to get notified of when we post more videos.
    1
  1171. Funny! We hope you found it interesting, nonetheless.
    1
  1172. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  1173. Thank you for the feedback, Markus! 🙏
    1
  1174. Hey there! Maybe these behind the scenes would answer your question 👉 https://ibm.co/3pAELXo 😉
    1
  1175. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1176. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1177. Thank you for visiting our channel.
    1
  1178. Thank you, John! 😊
    1
  1179. Hi there Rajan! Here's our playlist of videos on Kubernetes essentials ➡️ https://ibm.co/3HJhCud 🙂
    1
  1180. Thanks for watching! 💙
    1
  1181. You're welcome!
    1
  1182. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1183. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  1184. We flip it in post-production. Search on "lightboard videos" for more details
    1
  1185. Glad it was helpful, Danny. Thanks for viewing.
    1
  1186. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1187. Not quite! 😉 See some behind the scenes of our videos on the Community page 👉 https://ibm.co/3lJnafn
    1
  1188. HI Deepak....see if this video answers your question. https://youtu.be/cTPFwXsM2po
    1
  1189. Thank you!
    1
  1190. We have a playlist on Kubernetes if you haven't already seen it https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOspHqNVtKABAVX4azqPIu6UfsPzSu2YN Are there any Kubernetes related topics we missed that you would want to see?
    1
  1191. You're welcome, Matt! 👍
    1
  1192. Thanks for the feedback, Darshan! 👍
    1
  1193. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1194. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  1195. Thanks for watching, David!
    1
  1196. Thank you, Bilal! 🙏
    1
  1197. Thank you for your kind words, Pankaj! We are glad you find them helpful.
    1
  1198. Search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  1199. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1200. Hi Pankaj! Thanks for your question. We have some great documentation outlining security guidelines in the IBM Cloud docs here: https://www.ibm.com/cloud/learn  Thanks, Sai
    1
  1201. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1202. Thank you Michael! Appreciate you watching. Andrea
    1
  1203. We appreciate that, Amitabha! Glad you enjoyed. Thank you for visiting our channel.
    1
  1204. Hi there! These are all good questions. And you can find the answers if you follow the links in the description of this video, right under the title. We have more info there on APIs in general (first link) and REST APIs in particular (second link). Hope this helps! 🙂
    1
  1205. Glad I could help!
    1
  1206. You're welcome and thanks for watching, Shilpa!
    1
  1207. You can watch episodes early and explore our growing collection of content at AI Academy: https://ibm.biz/BdSr6j
    1
  1208. Hi, apologies for the delay! You can read more about the DELETE operation in the IBM Cloud API Handbook 👉 https://ibm.co/2VDwsyV
    1
  1209. Glad it was helpful, Nicholas. --Sai
    1
  1210. I like it!
    1
  1211. Good to hear Dalbir!
    1
  1212. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1213. Hi, thanks for your comment and feedback - we're glad you found it helpful for your business. For more information on the subjects covered in this episode, visit: https://www.ibm.com/think/ai-academy
    1
  1214. Sorry about that! We've improved the "de-squeaking" of pens in subsequent videos.
    1
  1215. It's filmed through a glass pane and the image reversed in post-production.
    1
  1216. Thanks for the appreciation, Steven! You can subscribe to see more videos like this. 👍
    1
  1217. We actually don't write backward. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it. ➞ https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    1
  1218. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  1219. Hi, the video is mirrored, yes. We shared the making of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3kR4s5k 😉
    1
  1220. 👍 😉
    1
  1221. You're welcome!
    1
  1222. Glad it was clear, Immanuel. Thanks for visiting.
    1
  1223. It's filmed through a glass pane and the image reversed in post-production.
    1
  1224. Glad you enjoyed it! 🙂
    1
  1225. Hi, we were able to fix the link! Let us know if you have any more issues, and we hope you enjoy the event. Thanks for registering!
    1
  1226. We appreciate hearing this, Zachary! -Sai
    1
  1227. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  1228. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1229. Hi Saqiul! You can read all about type 1 and 2 hypervisors here 👉 https://ibm.co/2VcgVFP In this article, you will also find one of our other YouTube videos on virtualization, plus links to more in-depth learning. You can also browse through our channel, we have a few other videos that go further on the matter of VM. Hope this helps! 🙂
    1
  1230. You're welcome, and thank you for watching! 🙂
    1
  1231. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for the backstory
    1
  1232. I don't see why not.
    1
  1233. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1234. Thank you for your feedback, Eddas! 😃
    1
  1235. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1236. Hi Samir! You can read more about Kafka, RabbitMQ and IBM MQ here 👉 https://ibm.co/2SpsbO1
    1
  1237. 😆 Good one!
    1
  1238. He's not a lefty, but hopefully you still find it impressive. You can see a behind the curtain look here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKWaEZ-_VweaEx1j62do_vQ/community?lb=Ugzf5SL_yh9NglCJzgF4AaABCQ
    1
  1239. Glad you enjoyed it, Raihan! 🙂 And yes, we could say these videos are part of larger courses. This particular one is part of our "Cloud Networking Explained" series. You can head over to our IBM Cloud channel and see all the playlists there.
    1
  1240. Well no. 🙂 You can look at these series of videos as larger video courses that you can take for free, at your own leisure. But if you're looking for more in-depth certificate courses, you can check out our IBM Cloud education resources 👉 https://ibm.co/39L8ZQi or the ones on Coursera 👉 https://ibm.co/3fKB2Dp What exactly would you be interested in?
    1
  1241. Glad you enjoyed it, Raju.
    1
  1242. Hi there! Thank you for the suggestions, we'll see what we can do! 🙂
    1
  1243. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1244. Thank you for watching, Srinivas, glad you liked it!
    1
  1245. Thanks for watching, Vengatesh! Good questions. You can check out the links in this video's description for info on building apps with NLP and other resources. Hope these help! 🙂
    1
  1246. You're welcome, thanks for watching, Lida!
    1
  1247. It's flipped in post-production. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for details.
    1
  1248. Hi Abdullah! Try starting with my Containerization Explained video here:https://ibm.co/33IGZYH. Let me know if that helps you. --Sai
    1
  1249. Good one!
    1
  1250. Thank you! We appreciate your suggestion and will keep that in mind for future videos.
    1
  1251. 😉 👍
    1
  1252. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1253. Thanks for the feedback, Akshay!
    1
  1254. We are glad that you enjoyed the video. Thank you!
    1
  1255. Glad you found it helpful! 👍
    1
  1256. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains our process: https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    1
  1257. If you want to see how it's done, check out this behind the scenes video https://youtu.be/Uoz_osFtw68?feature=shared
    1
  1258. We're glad you're enjoying them!
    1
  1259. Here's some backstory: https://mariadb.com/kb/en/mariadb-vs-mysql-compatibility/
    1
  1260. We shared some backstage "secrets" on our Community page, you can check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3pT41d5
    1
  1261. Thanks for your comment and feedback, Clemza- we're glad you found it helpful. For more information on the subjects covered in this episode, visit: https://www.ibm.com/think/ai-academy
    1
  1262. Hey there! There's a simple explanation for that. 😉 We shared some behind the scenes of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3mz5QdP
    1
  1263. Sai just filmed another one and that will be up soon!
    1
  1264. Glad to hear that! Thank you!
    1
  1265. Thank you for the appreciation, Jourdan, glad you like it! 🙏
    1
  1266. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  1267. Glad it was helpful to you. Thanks for visiting our channel.
    1
  1268. Thanks for watching!
    1
  1269. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  1270. They're dry erase neon markers.
    1
  1271. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards --they're actually righties.
    1
  1272. Thank you 🙌
    1
  1273. Thanks for watching! 🙂
    1
  1274. You add a completely new YML config for a service definition. So both “deployment” and “service” are required to create and expose a container.
    1
  1275. Hi! Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Could you please provide us with more details about this app (name, screenshots if you have them, etc.)? Thank you!
    1
  1276. Thank you for all the details, Liza! Could you also tell us the name of the app and give us a link to it (if still available)? We'll get back to you with a way you can report the app if you wish to. Thank you!
    1
  1277. Thank you, Liza! We are looking into it!
    1
  1278. Actually no. 😉 We shared some behind the scenes of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉https://ibm.co/3lIZaZV
    1
  1279. Hi Samir! We can explain :) Here's a post we created to show how these videos are created: https://ibm.co/2Q3tbm0
    1
  1280. You're welcome, Shirkhan, thanks for watching! 🙂
    1
  1281. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1282. Thanks for the appreciation and for watching, Sumedha!
    1
  1283. Thanks for watching Malcom!
    1
  1284. Appreciate that! It was important to get into the nuances.
    1
  1285. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1286. If you want to see how it's done, check out this behind the scenes video https://youtu.be/Uoz_osFtw68?feature=shared
    1
  1287. Hi Renan! OpenShift is PaaS.
    1
  1288. Thanks for watching and for the awesome feedback! 😃 🎉
    1
  1289. Glad you liked it!
    1
  1290. Edge computing is a hot topic. It's near the top of our todo list. We do have some edge existing edge computing videos to hold you over. https://youtu.be/cEOUeItHDdo https://youtu.be/Do7gsyXWj4E
    1
  1291. You go it! Here's some behind the scenes of our videos on the Community page, check it out 👉 https://ibm.co/3Dye63d 😉
    1
  1292. Search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  1293. Search on "lightboard videos" and see how it's done
    1
  1294. Thanks for sharing!
    1
  1295. Hi Jesse... Here's a post we wrote to explain how these videos are created. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKWaEZ-_VweaEx1j62do_vQ/community?lb=Ugzf5SL_yh9NglCJzgF4AaABCQ  Let us know if you have any more questions and thanks for visiting.
    1
  1296. Thank you for your feedback! 😀
    1
  1297. Hi, GP KSU. Apologies for the delay in responding. We would be glad to help. Could you please let us know what specific questions you have about IBM BPM so that we can work to get you the answers you need?
    1
  1298. This is an interesting suggestion, thank you!
    1
  1299. Thanks for the appreciation! 👍
    1
  1300. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for details
    1
  1301. You're welcome!
    1
  1302. Sorry about that, it seems to happen with some headsets. We're paying much closer attention to silencing squeaky markers nowadays!
    1
  1303. Thanks for the suggestion, Satyajit! We'll see what we can do!
    1
  1304. Hi Vipin! We're sorry to hear that! If you're using an Outlook email, please note that Outlook addresses are not technically valid in our system. You can use another email address (ideally, Yahoo or Gmail). But if your email is ok, then please create an account request here 👉 https://ibm.co/3jMGhDD
    1
  1305. Glad to hear this! If you encounter any more issues with your account, please submit a ticket to our Support team. 🙂
    1
  1306. Thanks for watching! 👍
    1
  1307. Thanks for the feedback, Eman! Appreciate it. 🙏
    1
  1308. Hi Fabian! There's a little bit of magic behind it. 😉 We shared some backstage secrets on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3AbglI3
    1
  1309. Actually, no, Search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  1310. Thank you, Eric! Glad you enjoyed the video!
    1
  1311. Hi there! Thank you for the feedback. What would you have liked to see to make the video more accessible?
    1
  1312. You are so welcome!
    1
  1313. Hi thanks for your question. A single Kubernetes cluster can have worker nodes with different individual OS's. For example, you can have Windows and Linux worker nodes running in the same worker pool. However, Windows containers need to be scheduled on Windows nodes -- likewise for Linux.-Sai
    1
  1314. Thanks for watching, SJ! 💙
    1
  1315. Hi Shashank...thanks for your question. Can you elaborate a little more on your question?
    1
  1316. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1317. Thanks! You can watch episodes early and explore our growing collection of content at AI Academy https://www.ibm.com/think/ai-academy
    1
  1318. Hey there! We shared some behind the scenes of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3kX4wRa 😉
    1
  1319. You're welcome, Santhosh, glad you found it useful! 😀
    1
  1320. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1321. Thank you, Moiz!
    1
  1322. Hi Uzair, We wish! 🔮 But here's the secret --> https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    1
  1323. Thank you for watching, Pankaj.
    1
  1324. We won't ruin all the magic, but most of our the tricks rely on simplicity.
    1
  1325. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1326. Awesome, thank you!
    1
  1327. You can find part 1 here: https://youtu.be/jq_LZ1RFPfU
    1
  1328. That's Martin's raison d'être (well, that and making beer at home ;-).
    1
  1329. Thank you, Indu!
    1
  1330. Thank for watching, Rahul!
    1
  1331. You're welcome, Raouf, we're glad we could help! 🙂
    1
  1332. Hi Kalyan: Here's a post we wrote to explain how these videos are created. https://ibm.co/335YQYY Let us know if you have any more questions and thanks for visiting.
    1
  1333. No, it's flipped in post-production.
    1
  1334. Thank you for the feedback, Kleber, glad you enjoyed the video! 🙏
    1
  1335. Hey there! Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it. ➞ https://ibm.co/30TGdZm
    1
  1336. Glad it helped!
    1
  1337. Here's a post we created to explain how these videos are created. https://ibm.co/335YQYY Hope this helps! --Sai.
    1
  1338. You're welcome, Steve, and thanks for the great feedback! 🙏 Be sure to subscribe for more videos like this one. 😉
    1
  1339. Thanks for tuning in!
    1
  1340. Thank you for the appreciation, Pranav!
    1
  1341. You're in luck. We've also produced a video on that. Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J73MELGF6u0
    1
  1342. Correct! Branches are a fundamental part of Git.
    1
  1343. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1344. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1345. Glad you enjoyed it!
    1
  1346. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1347. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1348. Thanks for watching, Mithunkumar! 🙂 Please check out the links in this video's description, we give a lot more details about hypervisor and virtualization in those documents (plus links to other resources and videos). ⤴️ Hope this helps!
    1
  1349. Thanks, we'll double-check next time.
    1
  1350. It takes a lot of practice! j/k, search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  1351. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1352. You are welcome!
    1
  1353. Hi there! Please check the links in this video's description, first. ⤴️ Let us know if you need more info. 🙂
    1
  1354. You're welcome, Rosaline! Thanks for watching!
    1
  1355. Hi Naresh!  In fact, we are working on an "OpenShift 101" playlist, as well as some others.  Make sure you are subscribed to our channel, and you'll be notified when the playlist is up. --Sai
    1
  1356. Thanks for the appreciation and thanks for watching, Miguel!
    1
  1357. Good morning Handa: Here's a post we wrote to explain how these videos are created. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKWaEZ-_VweaEx1j62do_vQ/community?lb=Ugzf5SL_yh9NglCJzgF4AaABCQ  We appreciate you watching our videos.
    1
  1358. Interesting question. Here's a reference: https://www.docker.com/blog/docker-wasm-technical-preview/ --are you using WASM for running code at the edge? What platforms or types of applications?
    1
  1359. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1360. Glad you liked it! 👍
    1
  1361. https://github.com/lennox-davidlevy/a...
    1
  1362. We are happy it blessed you, Sumit.
    1
  1363. Hey there! We shared some behind the scenes of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3IKRuzl 😉
    1
  1364. Is your thinking about comparisons of one option versus another, optimizing performance, or something else?
    1
  1365. You're welcome Steve. Thanks for watching. Sai
    1
  1366. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1367. Yes, multi-cluster Istio is a growing and documented pattern. Istio doesn’t help with updates of applications themselves, you’ll need to setup automation to do this.
    1
  1368. Thanks for your interest! You can watch episodes early and explore our growing collection of content at AI Academy https://www.ibm.com/think/ai-academy
    1
  1369. Jeff had a cold at the time of this recording.
    1
  1370. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1371. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1372. Thank you for the suggestion! We'll see what we can do about getting that video made. We would recommend you subscribe to the channel, if you haven't yet, to make sure you'll know when we get that published! 🙂
    1
  1373. Our pleasure!
    1
  1374. Thanks for the appreciation, glad it is useful to you! 👍
    1
  1375. Thanks for sharing!
    1
  1376. Thanks, Visnu! 😀 Our colleague, Whitney, doesn't write backwards. We actually wrote this post to explain the technique: https://ibm.co/3pB1Vvu
    1
  1377. Thank you, Mauro, glad you found it useful! 🙌 Stay tuned for more.
    1
  1378. Thanks for your feedback, Arshiya!
    1
  1379. You can see how it's done here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uoz_osFtw68
    1
  1380. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  1381. Not yet, Akhilesh! Keep an eye our social channels for new announcements and releases. Thank you!
    1
  1382. The majority of our certifications on those external portals are free, with very few exceptions! 🙂 As for our own Skills Build portal, we also have free courses, certifications and badges, that's exactly what the platform is for. 🙌 Alternatively, you can also access our IBM Training page 👉https://ibm.co/2X8N3vs So, plenty of free resources to choose from!
    1
  1383. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1384. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  1385. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1386. Hi! There's a whole team behind these videos. 🙂 We shared some behind the scenes on how we make them on our YouTube Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/37Cwrhl
    1
  1387. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1388. Hello! To answer your question, no, PyCharm is an IDE. To run the Python code that you develop in an IDE, you need a PaaS.
    1
  1389. Glad you enjoyed it!
    1
  1390. Hi! There would be individual containers for the python and node.js applications.
    1
  1391. Thank you Seth.
    1
  1392. You're welcome, glad you found it useful! 👍
    1
  1393. Glad you enjoyed it!
    1
  1394. Thanks for watching, Andy, and you're welcome! 🙂
    1
  1395. We're so glad you liked it, Antonio! 🙌 Thank you for watching!
    1
  1396. Thanks for watching! 👍
    1
  1397. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1398. Glad you liked it!
    1
  1399. You're welcome, Paul!
    1
  1400. Glad it was helpful, Rochille. -Sai
    1
  1401. We're happy you enjoyed it, Luv! 👍 Stay tuned for more like this.
    1
  1402. Glad you found it useful! Thanks for watching! ✌️ Be sure to check back on our channel from time to time (or even subscribe). We've got more interesting videos coming up.
    1
  1403. Search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  1404. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1405. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1406. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for how it was done.
    1
  1407. Thank you for the appreciation, Prasidh! Glad you found it useful! 👍
    1
  1408. Hey Hamdi! We shared some backstage "secrets" of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3xlBkXb 😉
    1
  1409. Thanks for watching!
    1
  1410. Well actually, we don't write backward. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it. ➞ https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    1
  1411. Glad you enjoyed it!
    1
  1412. That's Martin Keen, one of our most popular presenters.
    1
  1413. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1414. Thank you! 💪
    1
  1415. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1416. That's exactly what we did! 😉 We shared some backstage "secrets" of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3d8bG01
    1
  1417. Thanks for watching, Evelyn! Appreciate the awesome feedback 😃 🙏
    1
  1418. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1419. Glad it was helpful Brandon!
    1
  1420. Glad you like them!
    1
  1421. Thank you, glad you found the videos useful!
    1
  1422. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1423. Well actually, we don't write backward. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it. ➞ https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    1
  1424. Hi, Hitesh! Thanks for watching. Here's a post we wrote to explain how these videos are created: https://ibm.co/367TPlj 😃
    1
  1425. Thanks for sharing!
    1
  1426. You're most welcome! And thank you for the great feedback! 🙂
    1
  1427. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1428. No, it's flipped I post-production. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1429. You're welcome! 👍
    1
  1430. Sorry about that! It was one of the first two-person mic setups we've done and the sound mixer wasn't dialed in yet. Our audio guy fixed it the next day, so future Tech Talks should be clearer.
    1
  1431. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1432. Thank you for the feedback on our videos, Glenn! 😀 🙏 And thank you for the suggestion. Be sure to subscribe to see more videos from us.
    1
  1433. Search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  1434. Thanks for watching!
    1
  1435. Thank you for watching! 👍
    1
  1436. Hey there, Andhra! This is how he create these type of videos: https://ibm.co/2VCsraj 😃
    1
  1437. It's filmed through a glass pane and the image reversed in post-production.
    1
  1438. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1439. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1440. Hey there! Have you tried Reddit? You could join this community by IBM Developers 👉 https://ibm.co/3vYZOoE Or go through these threads: https://ibm.co/3cnVcR6 or https://ibm.co/3w0nWXX Hope this helps! 🙂
    1
  1441. Thanks for watching! 💙
    1
  1442. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for details
    1
  1443. 👍 😀
    1
  1444. Paul: I'll pass this along, thank you.
    1
  1445. Thanks for watching, glad you found it useful, Virendra! Stay tuned for more videos like this.
    1
  1446. Happy you found it useful! If you'd like to support the channel, be sure to like and subscribe. If there are any other topics you'd like us to cover, leave us a comment, and we'll see what we can do!
    1
  1447. Best of luck!
    1
  1448. You're welcome! 👍
    1
  1449. Thank you so much for your feedback! We're glad you enjoy our videos! 😃
    1
  1450. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1451. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  1452. Thank you for the feedback and thanks for watching, Aman! 🙂 Let us know if you need any further info on hybrid cloud.
    1
  1453. You're welcome, all in good timing! 🙂
    1
  1454. Thanks for the visit
    1
  1455. That's alright Peter, better luck next time! 🙏
    1
  1456. Thank you!
    1
  1457. Thank you, Manna!
    1
  1458. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1459. Search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  1460. Easy: The video is flipped in post-production.
    1
  1461. We're so happy to hear this, Ian! Glad we can be of help. 🙏
    1
  1462. Search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  1463. Thank you! We're glad you like it and find it helpful. If you haven't already, be sure to like and subscribe. We're excited to bring you lots more content.
    1
  1464. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  1465. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1466. Thanks for watching! 🙌
    1
  1467. Thank you, Nagakalyan!
    1
  1468. Thanks for watching, Dewayne! 💙
    1
  1469. I am not seeing the delay you report, either on YouTube or the original upload. If you give us timestamps where it's most noticeable, we can double-check.
    1
  1470. Thank you! 😀
    1
  1471. Thank you! 🙂
    1
  1472. Thank you Jayesh. We love to hear this!
    1
  1473. I rewatched the video and she did cite problems that SRE Golden Signals address, but you may find this more detailed explanation helpful: https://www.ibm.com/garage/method/practices/manage/golden-signals/ FYI, we republished an updated version of this video, too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-U9E1PhrM3o
    1
  1474. Glad you think so!
    1
  1475. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1476. Wow, thank you!
    1
  1477. Hi SJ....here's the answer from @svennam the speaker in the video --Every cloud provider has its own advantages and disadvantages. Red Hat and IBM are on the forefront with integrating open-source technology directly into the platform. They are both based on the same open-source projects, so there shouldn’t be any significant differences there.
    1
  1478. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1479. Search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  1480. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1481. Thanks for watching!
    1
  1482. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1483. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1484. Thanks, Ubaid! 💙
    1
  1485. Thanks for the feedback, glad you enjoyed it! 🙂
    1
  1486. It's filmed through a glass pane and the image reversed in post-production.
    1
  1487. Thanks Joseph!
    1
  1488. Thanks, Azza!
    1
  1489. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  1490. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  1491. Thank you so much for catching that! We just updated it in the closed captions.
    1
  1492. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1493. Hey Isaac! We don't actually write backwards 😃 . Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it, with a photo. https://ibm.co/3fHKSTC
    1
  1494. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1495. Search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  1496. Thank you, Shambhu!
    1
  1497. Those are great topics. We actually have some videos on those if you haven't seen them already. Is there something specific about Kubernetes, Docker, or Blockchain you'd want to see? Let us know. We would love to hear from you. https://youtu.be/2vMEQ5zs1ko https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOspHqNVtKABAVX4azqPIu6UfsPzSu2YN https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QphJEO9ZX6s
    1
  1498. Thank you for pointing it out!
    1
  1499. Appreciate the suggestion! We'll keep that in mind 👍
    1
  1500. Is this something you need in your day to day job? Have you looked at IBM API Connect? If that doesn't meet your needs, can you provide some more details? https://www.ibm.com/cloud/api-connect
    1
  1501. Thanks, Daniel.
    1
  1502. And it takes a lot of practice! (jk - we flip it in post-production).
    1
  1503. What if it's easier than it seems? Take a look for yourself: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKWaEZ-_VweaEx1j62do_vQ/community?lb=Ugzf5SL_yh9NglCJzgF4AaABCQ
    1
  1504. How so?
    1
  1505. Hi Tim! So CDN endpoints reside in 180 cities around the world and reside at the edge of IBM Cloud data centers with shared peering connections where applicable to reduce latency between the endpoint and the origin. Thanks for watching! -Ryan
    1
  1506. Thanks for sharing!
    1
  1507. You are welcome. Thanks for watching. -Alex
    1
  1508. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1509. No not writing backwards....read our post on how we made these https://ibm.co/2SA1vGd
    1
  1510. Hey there! We shared some backstage "secrets" on our Community page, you can read about it here 👉 https://ibm.co/2PaLjOr 😉
    1
  1511. You can check out the IBM Store by visiting here: https://ibm.co/3cIPR4p
    1
  1512. Glad you enjoyed it
    1
  1513. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1514. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1515. Thanks! Here's how we do it 👉 https://ibm.co/3nup4Bn 🙂
    1
  1516. Thank you!
    1
  1517. Thank you, Kailash, glad you liked it! 🙌
    1
  1518. Thank you for the feedback, Nikola! We shared some behind the scenes of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3idimfJ 😉
    1
  1519. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  1520. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  1521. You are welcome!
    1
  1522. Thanks for watching!
    1
  1523. You're welcome, Marcio, glad you liked it! 👍
    1
  1524. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1525. Merhaba! Türkçe altyazılar üzerinde çalışıyoruz ve yakında yayında olacaklar. :) Lütfen birkaç gün sonra tekrar kontrol edin.
    1
  1526. Thank you for the appreciation, Ajay, education is really important to us! 🙏 And here is how we film our videos: https://ibm.co/3zq5fO9 😉
    1
  1527. 💙
    1
  1528. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1529. Look into CodeReady Containers, which allows you to run a minimal, preconfigured OpenShift 4 cluster for dev/test on your local machine.
    1
  1530. Hi Hamza, thank you for the question! To name a few, besides Java™, there's also C++, VB .NET, and other .NET languages, COBOL, Fortran, PHP, Python, REXX, or Ruby. You can access some resources about database programming here: https://ibm.co/3ez92kK
    1
  1531. Great to hear!
    1
  1532. Ha! No worries, we've yet to meet anyone with a perfect score.
    1
  1533. You're welcome, Vivek, and thanks for watching! 🙂
    1
  1534. 🙌 🙌
    1
  1535. Hey! It's quite easy actually. 😉 We shared some behind the scenes of our videos on the Community page, check it out here 👉 https://ibm.co/3lD9YJ2
    1
  1536. Thank you, Matthew!
    1
  1537. Thanks for watching & for the feedback, Malik!
    1
  1538. Can you spot the security bugs? --------- QUIZ 1 ---------- package main import ( "fmt" "log" ) func main() { var passwd string fmt.Println("Please enter password:") _, err := fmt.Scan(&passwd) if err != nil { log.Println(err) return } savePassword(passwd) } --------- QUIZ 2 ---------- package main import ( "fmt" "log" "os" ) func main() { var dirPath = "/Users/dan/quiz" err := os.MkdirAll(dirPath, 0700) if err != nil { log.Println(err) return } fmt.Println("Dir created successfully.") return } --------- QUIZ 3 ---------- package main import ( "fmt" "log" "time" ) func main() { var reminder time.Duration var total int fmt.Println("Enter reminder time in minutes and # of reminders:") _, err := fmt.Scan(&reminder, &total) if err != nil { log.Println(err) return } for i:=0; i < total; i++ { time.Sleep(reminder * time.Minute) fmt.Println("Here is a reminder to you.") log.Println("Reminder sent to user.") } }
    1
  1539. Security is one of the most important topics in technology today. I assure you there will be much more security content coming to this channel. Are there any particular elements of enterprise security you would like to have better explained?
    1
  1540. We flip the image in post-production so the speaker doesn't have to write backwards.
    1
  1541. Thank you for watching! 🙂
    1
  1542. Hi Kirby. Glad you like the video! It's a specialized light board.
    1
  1543. Thank you for watching, Barry! Glad you enjoyed it. 👍
    1
  1544. Hi Deepa! Not necessarily. REST APIs do communicate via HTTP requests to perform standard database functions like CRUD, but also do a little more on the side. 🙂 REST is an architectural system based around HTTP protocols, while CRUD is a set of basic database commands that can be adapted to fit the 'GET, PUT, POST and DELETE' of the HTTP protocols (and therefore to REST). Also, CRUD-like functions are usually the way we interact with REST. So, CRUD is more of a cycle, than architecture, and there can be more cycles. And while REST and CRUD are indeed very similar, the main difference is that REST is capable of much more. You can read about the REST design principles here 👉 https://ibm.co/3FIl477
    1
  1545. Thanks for watching, Fernando!
    1
  1546. Great suggestion! By the way, did you see the recent video about IBM Z16 from Linus Tech Tips? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDtaanCENbc
    1
  1547. Glad you like them!
    1
  1548. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1549. And voila: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSGr0qhadKE
    1
  1550. Thanks for the suggestion! 👍
    1
  1551. Thanks for watching, Shah! Appreciate your feedback! 😃
    1
  1552. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards for more
    1
  1553. No. However, IBM does have tools that do encryption and use PKI (Guardium Data Encryption plus all the PKI that is baked into our products and OSs).
    1
  1554. Glad we could help! 🙂 And any official Master's in Cybersecurity that's available to you (physical in your country or online) should be just fine. There are many Universities that offer such programs, and a search on the Internet should help you pick the one that seems most appropriate. Additionally, you can have a look at our IBM SkillsBuild portal -> 'For students' section -> Cybersecurity learning path 👉 https://ibm.co/3n7rsMR
    1
  1555. You are most welcome, Evelyn. Thank you for visiting our channel.
    1
  1556. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  1557. We love to hear that! Thanks for your feedback.
    1
  1558. Awesome! Thanks @neVessential.
    1
  1559. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1560. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1561. We appreciate your positive comments, Aaron. Thank you for checking out our channel.
    1
  1562. You're welcome, Cynthia! Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more! 🙂
    1
  1563. Glad you liked it!
    1
  1564. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1565. Thanks for watching, Chris! Appreciate your feedback.
    1
  1566. Thank you so much! We are glad you are enjoying our channel!
    1
  1567. You're very welcome!
    1
  1568. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  1569. Glad it was helpful for you, Will.
    1
  1570. Thank you for the feedback! And stay tuned!
    1
  1571. Thanks!
    1
  1572. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1573. You're welcome!
    1
  1574. Hi! The server or database must also communicate using the API. You aren’t making changes to the API itself — the API is the common interface that the front end and backend (and services) can use to communicate.
    1
  1575. Thanks, Christopher! Appreciate the kind words. Best, Sai
    1
  1576. Hi Antonio! Yes, we do! 😀 Here are several platforms you can check out depending on your interest and level of knowledge: IBM Training portal ➡️ https://ibm.co/3saQn6g IBM Developer courses ➡️ https://ibm.co/3IUzgeX IBM certificates on Coursera (also available on edX and Udemy) ➡️ https://ibm.co/3m68k2g IBM SkillsBuild for our more general education paths ➡️ https://ibm.co/3q4vgQz Hope this helps and enjoy your learning!
    1
  1577. I can see how real-time fraud detection would come into play for things like credit card transactions. Martin didn't elaborate on the details of his scenario (from the transcript: "The system generates the alerts of potentially fraudulent transactions. Financial analysts review each alert."). Unless I missed it in the transcript, he didn't cite a real-time requirement.
    1
  1578. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  1579. Hi! Hypervisors are an essential part of Cloud technology or Cloud computing, like we call it, because they enable virtualization. But we wouldn't say we refer to them as such. You can see what exactly is Cloud computing here ➡️ https://ibm.co/3pwzHF6
    1
  1580. No kidding, he practices for hours. [j/k] Serious, search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  1581. Thanks for sharing!
    1
  1582. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1583. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1584. See http://ibm.biz/write-backwards
    1
  1585. 😉 Here's a post on how we do it: https://ibm.co/2XqvELP
    1
  1586. Glad you enjoyed it
    1
  1587. Glad you're finding them beneficial, Rick!
    1
  1588. Glad you enjoy it!
    1
  1589. The speaker writes on the glass normally and then we flip the video in post-production. That also explains the unusually high percentage of left-handed presenters for these videos.
    1
  1590. Thanks for watching!
    1
  1591. Search on "lightboard videos"
    1
  1592. Thanks for watching! 🙌
    1
  1593. Search on "lightboard videos".
    1
  1594. Glad you think so and thanks for watching!
    1
  1595. Ha, ha, thank you, Rafael! Glad you enjoyed it! 🙏
    1
  1596. Thank you for watching, Yogesh!
    1
  1597. Hey Kong - Well actually, we don't write backward. Here is a blog post we wrote that explains how we do it. ➞ https://ibm.co/2LTPMjo
    1
  1598. Glad to be of help, James! Thank you for watching! 👍
    1
  1599. Hi Stefan! We appreciate your interest! 👏 You can start by learning about IBM Cloud and Cloud Security. We have a great number of courses and other resources, most of them free: IBM Center for Cloud Training 👉 https://ibm.co/3fYPQy0 Cloud Security 👉 https://ibm.co/3fWAWbi Even further, we have great free courses on the IBM Security Community 👉 https://ibm.co/3vUH09X or on edX (Cloud essentials, starts today: https://ibm.co/34ZD8II), Cogntive Class (https://ibm.co/3ptn0Zv) or Coursera (https://ibm.co/3vZyTJp) And in the end, you can check out our IBM Careers page: https://ibm.co/2S9B7XY Good luck!
    1