 If you look at cloud, how do you see that open sources kind of enabled the accelerated growth and adoption of cloud? What role do you see open sources played in cloud? Open source is responsible for the explosion of cloud computing. When you consider the open source web servers, Apache and Nginx that dominate the internet, when you consider the long-standing open source frameworks such as Hadoop since 2006 that facilitate distributed compute and storage on commodity resources, and when you consider the many proprietary cloud-based services that have developed since, most of which are built on top of or they are forks of or use some combination of open source technologies under the hood. So for that reason, I no longer use the phrasing open source alternatives. I say that I do consulting and architecting using open source technologies that provide same or similar functionality to those proprietary services because it wouldn't be right to call the open source solutions alternatives when the proprietary services are built on or in some way using those open source solutions. So to put it plain and simple, open source is what runs the cloud. And when you consider the origins of Linode as you mentioned being essentially the first IaaS starting in 2003, providing a platform that made it simple, accessible and affordable for users to deploy their own virtualized servers with open source Linux distributions, that opened the floodgates for cloud computing as we know it. And one example I like to share, I have a couple of friends who have been long-time users since the very, very early days and they've shared stories where they went to PerlCon where they encountered Linode and thought, oh, like, this is way easier and way more affordable and way more simple than what I've been doing, managing and running my own hardware and paying for space and a Kolo Center. So they created accounts and they deployed their first cloud-based servers and they never went back. And they're still using those to this day and have been continued to accelerate ever since then, even as their use cases and requirements changed over time because of the flexibility and elasticity that that offered.