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The cloud is on everybody's lips these days.

What exactly does that mean?

Turns out there's a simple clear definition.

The US National Institute of Standards and Technology created it,

although, there is nothing US specific about it.

Here it is, cloud computing as a way of using I.T.

that has these five equally important traits.

First, you get computing resources on-demand and self-service.

All you have to do is use a simple interface and you get the processing power,

storage, and network you need,

with no need for human intervention.

Second, you access these resources over the net from anywhere you want.

Third, the provider of those resources has

a big pool of them and allocates them to customers out of that pool.

That allows the provider to get economies of scale by

buying in bulk and pass the savings on to the customers.

Customers don't have to know or care about

the exact physical location of those resources.

Fourth, the resources are elastic.

If you need more resources you can get more, rapidly.

If you need less, you can scale back.

And last, the customers pay only for what they use or reserve as they go.

If they stop using resources, they stop paying.

That's it. That's the definition of cloud.

For more infomation >> What is Cloud Computing? - Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure #2 - Duration: 1:21.

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Multi-layered security approach - Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure #12 - Duration: 3:49.

Because Google has seven services with more than a billion users,

you can bet security is always on the minds of Google's employees.

Design for security is pervasive,

throughout the infrastructure, the GCP and Google services run-on.

Let's talk about a few ways Google works to keep customers data safe.

Starting at the bottom and working up.

Both the server boards and

the networking equipment in Google data centers are custom designed by Google.

Google also designs custom chips,

including a hardware security chip called Titan

that's currently being deployed on both servers and peripherals.

Google server machines use

cryptographic signatures to make sure they are booting the correct software.

Google designs and builds its own data centers which

incorporate multiple layers of physical security protections.

Access to these data centers is limited to

only a very small fraction of Google employees not including me.

Google's infrastructure provides cryptographic privacy and

integrity for remote procedure called data-on-the-network,

which is how Google services communicate with each other.

The infrastructure automatically encrypts our PC traffic in transit between data centers.

Google central identity service which usually manifests to end users as

the Google log in page goes beyond asking for a simple username and password.

It also intelligently challenges users for additional information based on

risk factors such as whether they have logged in

from the same device or a similar location in the past.

Users can also use second factors when signing in,

including devices based on the universal second factor U2F open standard.

Here's mine. Most applications like Google access

physical storage indirectly via

storage services and encryption is built into those services.

Google also enables hardware encryption support in hard drives and SSDs.

That's how Google achieves encryption at rest of customer data.

Google services that want to make themselves available on the Internet

register themselves with an infrastructure service called the Google front end,

which checks incoming network connections for correct certificates and best practices.

The GFE also additionally,

applies protections against denial of service attacks.

The sheer scale of its infrastructure,

enables Google to simply absorb many denial of service attacks,

even behind the GFEs.

Google also has multi-tier,

multi-layer denial of service protections that

further reduce the risk of any denial of service impact.

Inside Google's infrastructure,

machine intelligence and rules warn of possible incidents.

Google conducts Red Team exercises

simulated attacks to improve the effectiveness of it's responses.

Google aggressively limits and actively monitors the activities of

employees who have been granted administrative access to the infrastructure.

To guard against phishing attacks against Google employees.

Employee accounts including mine require use of U2F compatible security keys,

I don't forget my keys as much as I used to.

To help ensure that code is as secure as

possible Google stores its source code

centrally and requires two party review of new code.

Google also gives its developers libraries that keep

them from introducing certain classes of security books.

Externally, Google also runs a vulnerability rewards program,

where we pay anyone who is able to discover and

inform us of bugs in our infrastructure or applications.

For more infomation >> Multi-layered security approach - Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure #12 - Duration: 3:49.

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Every Company is a Data Company - Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure #4 - Duration: 0:27.

Google believes that in the future every company,

regardless of size or industry,

will differentiate itself from its competitors through

technology largely in the form of software,

great software centered on data.

Thus, every company will become a data company,

if it isn't already one now.

Google Cloud provides a wide variety of services for

managing and getting value from data and doing that at scale.

For more infomation >> Every Company is a Data Company - Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure #4 - Duration: 0:27.

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GCP regions and zones - Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure #7 - Duration: 2:00.

Here's how GCP is organized.

Let's start with the finest grain level,

the Zone, shown here on the right.

A zone is a deployment area for Google Cloud Platform Resources.

For example, when you launch a virtual machine in GCP using Compute Engine,

which we'll discuss later,

it runs in a zone you specify.

Although, people think of a zone as being like a GCP Data Center,

that's not strictly accurate because a zone

doesn't always correspond to a single physical building.

You can still visualize the zone that way, though.

Zones are grouped into regions,

independent geographic areas, and you can

choose what regions you're GCP resources are in.

All the zones within a region have fast network connectivity among them.

Locations within regions usually have

round trip network latencies of under five milliseconds.

Think of a zone as a single failure domain within a region.

As part of building a fault tolerant application,

you can spread their resources across multiple zones in a region.

That helps protect against unexpected failures.

You can run resources in different regions too.

Lots of GCP customers do that,

both to bring their applications closer to users around the world,

and also to protect against the loss of an entire region,

say, due to a natural disaster.

A few Google Cloud platform services

support placing resources in what we call a Multi-Region.

For example, Google cloud storage which we'll discuss later,

lets you place data within the Europe Multi-Region.

That means, it stored redundantly in at least two geographic locations,

separated by at least 160 kilometers within Europe.

As of the time of this videos production,

GCP had 15 regions.

Visit cloud.google.com to see what the total is up to today.

For more infomation >> GCP regions and zones - Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure #7 - Duration: 2:00.

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Environmental responsibility - Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure #8 - Duration: 1:15.

The virtual world is built on physical infrastructure,

and all those racks of humming servers use vast amounts of energy.

Together, all existing data centers use roughly two percent of the world's electricity,

so Google works to make data centers run as efficiently as possible.

Google's data centers were the first to achieve ISO 14001 certification,

which is a standard that maps out of framework for

improving resource efficiency and reducing waste.

This is Google's data center in Hamina Finland,

one of the most advanced and efficient data centers in the Google fleet.

Its cooling system uses seawater from the bay of Finland to reduce energy use.

It's the first of its kind anywhere in the world.

Google is one of the world's largest corporate purchasers of wind and solar energy.

Google has been a 100 percent carbon neutral since 2007,

and will shortly reach a 100 percent renewable energy sources for its data centers.

Just like its customers,

Google is trying to do the right things for the planet.

GCP customers have environmental goals of their own,

and running their workloads in GCP can be a part of meeting them.

For more infomation >> Environmental responsibility - Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure #8 - Duration: 1:15.

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GCP Computing Architectures - Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure #5 - Duration: 1:24.

Virtualized data centers brought you Infrastructure as a Service,

IaaS, and Platform as a Service, PaaS offerings.

IaaS offerings provide raw compute,

storage, and network organized in ways that are familiar from data centers.

PaaS offerings, on the other hand,

bind application code you write to libraries that

give access to the infrastructure your application needs.

That way, you can just focus on your application logic.

In the IaaS model,

you pay for what you allocate.

In the PaaS model, you pay for what you use.

Both sure beat the old way where you bought everything

in advance based on lots of risky forecasting.

As Cloud Computing has evolved,

the momentum has shifted towards managed infrastructure and managed services.

GCP offers many services in which you

need not worry about any resource provisioning at all.

We'll discuss many in this course.

They're easy to build into your applications and you pay per use.

By the way, now that I've mentioned PaaS and IaaS,

you might be asking yourself what about SaaS?

Of course, Google's popular applications like, Search, Gmail,

Docs and Drive are Software as

a Service applications in that they're consumed directly over the internet by end users.

G Suite is outside the scope of this course although I hope you like it.

For more infomation >> GCP Computing Architectures - Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure #5 - Duration: 1:24.

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Republicans Try To Distance Themselves From Trump's Government Shutdown - Duration: 4:18.

Well, it's the first Monday following the government reopening this past week, the end

of the week.

So a lot of furloughed workers are returning to work today, national park starting to reopen

after the cleaning process begins.

Uh, but what's really interesting is the fact that Republicans over the weekend, we're attempting

to distance themselves from the government shutdown that lasted 35 days and became the

longest in US history.

You had people like Susan Collins and Marco Rubio going on the Sunday talk shows, trying

to say, listen, we shouldn't ever shut down the government.

It's a bad negotiating tactic.

It never works.

And usually it hurts the people who instigated it.

Uh, you know, that's actually what Marco Rubio said.

It hurts the people who instigated it.

So Rubio, there is admitting Donald Trump instigated it.

Republicans instigated it and they lost big time.

So he and Susan Collins are out there saying, look, we shouldn't ever do this again.

This is bad policy.

Nobody likes this.

Let's, let's move on.

And then you have people like Mick Mulvaney, you have Kevin McCarthy, the House minority

leader.

You have Ted Cruz.

Those folks are out there trying to distance themselves from the shutdown in another way.

They're actually blaming the Democrats for the shutdown even happening there.

Just abdicating all responsibility and saying, look what these Democrats did to you.

Ignore the video that's still viral right now with Trump saying he'll own the shutdown

and he's going to shut it down and he'll take the blame and it's all on him.

Forget that.

That even happened.

Let's just keep calling it Schumer shut down.

In fact, let's make a clever little Hashtag of Schumer shut down, which is what Ted Cruz

did.

It's what Mick Mulvaney was saying.

He said Republicans were the only ones who were trying to bargain seriously here.

McCarthy said that Donald Trump was doing a great job with his negotiating tactics.

Yeah, that's not true.

None of this is true.

Your Guy Lost Your guys shut down the government.

Your guy and your party repeatedly refused to take up democratic passed legislation that

would have reopened the federal government and given furloughed workers their back pay.

That was all you.

You did that, but right now what we're witnessing is republicans attempting to rewrite history

specifically the last 40 days or so.

They want us to think that it was either the Democrats' fault that had happened or that

every republican who joined in it really regrets it and they'll never do it again and they've

learned their lesson and they're going to move on.

The truth is that we're only three weeks away from another government shutdown.

The Democrats are not going to budge and they should not budge.

Nancy Pelosi, you know, a lot of people had concerns about her becoming how speaker, again,

I was one of them and I will freely admit that and I will also freely admit that I guess

on this particular issue I was wrong.

Nancy stood up.

She stood her ground and she forced Trump into a corner and he was forced to back down.

So I am proud of Nancy Pelosi for that.

I'm proud of everything she has done during this shutdown and I hope that she continues

it and I hope that three weeks from now when Trump understands he will not get the funding

for that wall.

We do not go through another, another government shutdown and he decides to cut his losses.

Tell aunt ann coulter to basically go live in a hole somewhere because nobody wants to

hear from you and we're going to get by with government as usual.

That's what needs to happen.

Trump needs to turn off the Fox News.

He needs to stop listening to Ann Coulter.

Stop letting rush limbaugh tell them what to do and he needs to do what's best for this

country and what the American public wants.

And that is to not shut down the government.

And more importantly, not build a wall of steel slats along our southern border.

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Affordable Dental Coverage | Humana - Duration: 1:01.

Dental insurance: many employers don't offer it, Medicare doesn't include it, and people

who work for themselves often don't consider it.

But with Humana, you can still have it starting at just seventeen dollars a month.

That's less than sixty cents a day.

Call today for a free quote.

With a Humana dental plan, you'll get one hundred percent coverage for in-network preventive

care such as oral exams, cleanings and x-rays.

Plus, you'll save on fillings, crowns and other dental procedures.

And you can't be turned down because of age or pre-existing conditions.

With a large network of dentists and specialists and a variety of affordable plans, you're

sure to find one to fit your family's needs and budget.

Plus, Humana has vision plans too with coverage for exams, eyeglasses and more.

How much could you save?

There's a quick, easy way to find out.

Call Humana now at 1-877-281-5613 for a free quote and discover the coverage you need at

a price that will make you smile.

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Affordable Dental Insurance with the Coverage You Need | Humana - Duration: 1:31.

Dental insurance: many employers don't offer it, Medicare doesn't include it, and people

who work for themselves often don't consider it.

But with Humana, you can still have it starting at just seventeen dollars a month.

That's less than sixty cents a day.

With a Humana dental plan, you'll get one hundred percent coverage for in-network preventive

care such as oral exams, cleanings and x-rays.

Plus, you'll save on fillings, crowns and other dental procedures.

How much could you save?

There's a quick, easy way to find out.

Call Humana now at 1-855-433-6157.

A licensed Humana agent will explain your coverage options and give you a free quote.

You can choose from a large network of over 260,000 dentists and specialists, nationwide.

And there are no exclusions for pre-existing conditions, no age requirements and you can't

be turned down.

There are a variety of plans to fit the whole family's needs and budget.

Plus, plans designed exclusively for veterans and their families.

Humana even has vision plans too with coverage for exams, eyeglasses and more.

So, whether you're looking for a dental plan, a vision plan or both, give us a call

at 1-855-433-6157.

That's 1-855-433-6157.

The call is free, the quote is free and there's no obligation.

Call now and discover the coverage you need at a price that will make you smile.

For more infomation >> Affordable Dental Insurance with the Coverage You Need | Humana - Duration: 1:31.

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Woman uses app to hunt down her lost wallet in Walmart - Duration: 1:15.

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BIGGEST ANIMALS IN THE WORLD - Duration: 4:27.

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Tech Fox Tip #28 How do I control what program opens a file? - Duration: 0:23.

hello I'm Orkin and this is another Tech Fox tip

today's tip is how to control what program opens a file

if you hold shift while you right-click on a file

you can go to open with and select which application you would like to open the file with

this has been a tech Fox tip thanks for watching be sure to follow for more

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АМЕРИКАНЦЫ ВОЛНУЮТСЯ ИЗ ЗА БПЛА С-70 «ОХОТНИКА» - Duration: 2:04.

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How To Add Stroke / Outline Around Text In Photoshop - Duration: 3:23.

What's up guys, I am Emon and welcome to Emon's Planet.

So in this I am going to show how to add stroke around text in photoshop.

So with this trick you can create an outline around text or even around images or objects

in photoshop.

So without any further issue, let's get start it.

So guys here we are in photoshop and you can see I have a text here.

So now I am gonna add stroke around this text.

So for this first of all you have to select the layer, in which layer you want to add

the stroke.

So for my case this is the layer and after that double click on the layer.

It will automatically open a window which looks something like this.

So now here you will get an option stroke.

If you click on this stroke then it will automatically add a stroke around the text.

So now here you will get many options.

With this slider you can increase or decrease the size of the stroke, here you will get

a position drop down menu and here you will get 3 options outside, inside and center.

With this outside option you can place the stroke at the outside of the text, with this

inside option you can place the stroke at the inside of the text and with this center

option you can place the stroke at the center of the text.

So now I recommened you to use the outside option because it looks more neet and clean.

So now here you will get another option blend mode.

Here you can use many blend modes which suits for you.

Here you will get another slider, you can increase or decrease the opacity of the stroke

with this slider.

So here you will get another drop down menu an here you will get 3 options color, gradient

and pattern.

So with the color option you can fill the stroke with color, with this gradient option

you can fill the stroke with gradient and with this pattern option you can fill the

stroke with pattern.

So I use color because it looks very good for me.

So now here you will get another option with this you can change the color of the stroke.

If you take it to the red the stroke will be changed to red, if you take it to the white

then the stroke will be changed to white, if you take it to the black then the stroke

will be changed to black.

So after doing that if you click on this ok then the color will be setted and after doing

every settings if yo click on this ok the stroke will be added around the text and like this

you can also add stroke around any objects or images.

As an example here I have an object.

So now I am gonna add stroke around this object.

So for this first of all you have to select the layer then double click on the layer it

will open a window which looks something like this.

Here you will get the stroke option if you click on this stroke then it will automatically

add a stroke around the object and after playing with these settings if you click on this ok

then the stroke will be added automatically around the object and like this you can also

do it with many images.

So like this you can add stroke or outline around text, images or objects in photoshop.

So this is the video and I hope you will like it.

If you like it then don't forget to drop a like on this video and also don't forget to

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So see you in my next video.

Till then take care.