 Hi, I'm Heidi Joy Trethewey with the OpenStack Foundation, and I'm here with Jakob Pawlik from Morantis who is kind enough to coach me on that. And would you start off by telling us a little bit about your role at Morantis? Yeah, so hello everyone. Thanks for the opportunity to talk here. So my role is like I am basically director of product engineering, but in reality it means that I'm driving like small team which working on Morantis call platform, which is new generation product for our customers and the tooling around. So that's that's the role. That's great. Well, thank you for joining us on Monday on the on the big keynote stage to do a very risky demo. Maybe you can start by cut of tea it up for us. What were the elements of the demo that you that you were showing us? Yeah, so so the point of the demo was really to demonstrate people some real use case and not just specifically tied the demo to OpenStack as a components, but show how to use OpenStack like map the real case some like real use case which can be used. So I wanted to do something really fancy. So we basically just use OpenStack Kubernetes and hardware nodes all those like hype technologies, which goes together created single platform. And I want to ask you just to clarify that I mean in this real use case you're using virtual machines and bare metal and containers and all on the The same network platform, which is hard. I understand that that's a harder element. Yeah Yeah, it's it's it's it's hard, but it's also open the possibility for people to use their applications in in this world, right? Because not everyone is ready to take the stack and run it in containers, right? So this gives people to leverage like non-virtualized virtualized legacy application and orchestrate them across the platform, right? And to show it like and bring it to people which are not so much technology oriented we took the big data use case and real-time process the most popular hashtag in Boston area in TechDomain, right? So you were pulling from the Twitter API that allowed you to kind of pull down all of the real-time information from Twitter so that we were able to process the hashtag I wanted to ask from a big data perspective how big of data are we talking about? How much data were you working with? It's it's it's not so big actually because Twitter Twitter API doesn't give you 100% of each which goes through. Okay, so but it's Tense, tense of Hashtags process in seconds. It's it's not it's not so big, right? It doesn't give you all all the content, but but I think it's pretty nice use case. Yeah to show well this real-world use case was it wasn't so much about skill as it was about the Ability to leverage the one platform option from from OpenStack that you could bring together Containers virtual machines and bare metal all in one go. Yes. Yes. Yeah, exactly Because if I would come on stage and just start the VM and show people how I'm pinging the network It would not like say anything, right? And we wanted to do a little bit show, right? Yeah for the people and I think it was quite it looks quite successful like people reach me and Enjoyed this this demo part. Yeah It felt like the wow moment was when it was consistently refreshing the different words Which were the the main hashtags from Twitter? So I wondered if you can talk about that wow moment. What was the level of risk for you doing a live demo? I mean not live demos don't always work out Yes, and as I said on the stage I had couple of backups So I was ready in case of failure to to switch to some to some backup which I which I have prepared but I Tested like many times and I have to say that on the rehearsal with the keynotes. It didn't work So good like on the stage. So I think that the live stage perfectly fits the The time and set up everything work like never before that's fantastic Well, what other things should we know about kind of how your demo? demonstrates what's possible with open stack so It should demonstrate how people actually because It's also in the in the meranties and in the community like lots of people focusing on like how to how to containerize open stack or how to Improve some specific parts, but they missed one one point Which is like how actually can enable this platform to be broadly accepted for the users, right? How users should should be using right like because user doesn't care so much What network pieces there or what storage pieces there? He just needs to have same experience as he has on AWS and other Public cloud providers, right? So the the point of this was to show people that we can do same things as on public cloud and even more because you can leverage the The non-virtualized workload and all this kind of stuff So that was the basically point to show the use cases and that's where we are now focusing not just like We are best in deploying open stack, but Focus on stacks and show the people how do you how do you use them? Yeah, showing that open stack is in fact an integration engine so and I think it's it's quite good because as you can see open stack deployments is growing and Maybe Kubernetes popularity is is much bigger, but in the reality we see the high interest in open stack Companies approaching it and if we are able to give them same experience as they have on public clouds I think it's valid opportunity. Great Lyaka public. Thank you very much. Thank you