 Welcome. My name is Brandon Young. Coming to you from Google Next, Moscone Center here in San Francisco. A couple things we want to give you some heads up in terms of what's been happening this week. Lots of announcements but we want to kind of maybe bring it a little bit of context. The big announcements here for Google is what is called Anthos. Anthos is going to be their multi-cloud product. So they're not only going to be bringing Kubernetes, a fully managed Kubernetes, of course which they've always had with GKE. They're going to bring it on prem and not just on prem but they also demoed doing this on AWS and they've said they want to do with Azure. So really excited about that. We've been working with Google for a long time. Really great because also they're talking about how you bring package applications or third-party applications and we were one of the launch partners for them to be able to put GitLab on Anthos and so that'll allow a customer to deploy GitLab on Anthos and then run it anywhere. Run your pipelines anywhere, do your security anywhere. So really excited about that. Real similar pattern from what we're seeing in the rest of the industry. So historically we've seen all the big clouds come out as big supportive Kubernetes and cloud native and that's fantastic. This is a little bit different than their other takes. They really focus the other cloud providers focus very much on their own cloud and this one Google's really coming out across the board actually fits a whole lot more to the story and the work that Red Hat has been doing around OpenShift. All the above are wonderful and the good news for us and for our customers is this is a common platform for both running your applications deploying your applications and has made it really easy for us. So we're pretty excited about where this is headed. The second big announcement I think that really came out was what's called Cloud Run. This is sort of the evolution of what Google's doing in the serverless area. Cloud Run is really extension of something that got an open-source project that they had launched last year called Knative. Why does that matter? Why is it big? Well luckily GitLab made a good bet on this about five months ago and so if you're a GitLab customer you have Knative yourself ready to run it today. We rolled it out I think in the November release and so what that means for a customer you can write your code and you can deploy it directly in the Cloud Run. No work whatsoever and Cloud Run is going to manage that just very similar to what you might get in like a Lambda environment. So really excited about where that fits. It fits nicely hand-in-glove. We're spending a bunch of time here doing a bunch of demos for Google. So doing a lot of work around the reference application. So how do customers get onto these technologies? They're wonderful but they're new to a lot of customers. So we've been focused on just being that easy button. So for all of you to get from where you are today deploying and you may already be there if you're not hey this is much easier than you ever thought would. So those are big. The last area we've seen a lot of and this is pretty common across the entire industry. Lots and lots and lots of focus on security and so Google went through a long laundry list of really important infrastructure security pieces. We worked on a number of panels with them and so infrastructure security critical application security that's what we do at GitLab. And so that application security combined with a whole new level of infrastructure security and audit and logging in your actual infrastructure makes for a fantastic story together. And so that's what we've been working on here at Google Next. Look forward, look at the links down below, a bunch of other stuff for you dig into more depth and go do it yourself. We really appreciate it. Thank you so much for joining us.