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the infrastructure
review.
Hello and welcome to the AC three
infrastructure review.
My name is Yousef and I'm your host for
today.
This year, this show was prerecorded.
I can watch it with you guys right
now.
And we are doing this because we want to
give every team its place
and time it deserves.
Not like last year, what?
This was a little bit hectic and
stressful.
So we are starting now where the
core infrastructure of the RC
three.
Let's go.
Also, part of the core infrastructure
are the hub in the world.
Those are the people who are managing
all the pixels.
Maybe you need someone.
Maybe they're putting the use pixel on
eBay.
Let's see. So. Hello, everyone.
I'm Michael Savarkar and we have
Linda with us and we're telling
you how we did the infrastructure
for us this week.
At first, what did we do with its
providers, the end and
delivering you the files for the
World Cup and
streaming site?
We did provide DNS
for the event.
We did wonder Tsitsi instance
and obviously the monitoring
for all that infrastructure.
So of course, to
do that, we had some data centers around
nine terabyte of RAM
up around 2000 CPU costs,
one server rest in peace
Syria and 07 and
a little bit above 300 gigabit
spendthrift.
Of course, somebody had
to build that infrastructure up, so we
had some datacenter engines and
of course, data center universe.
Yeah, a little bit insights how
all that was distributed.
So we had some
occasions in Frankfurt,
Munich and of course, that's not
yes, but to
come to the really interesting part two
numbers.
We had, of course, alerts around
280 monitoring hours
of endless sitting in front of our
alerting system and around
5000 notifications
generated by that match up.
Yeah, to come to our locations,
if you were to visit all of our
data centers, you travel
around about 2800 kilometers,
which is one 13th the length
of the equator.
You could swim from Dakar, which
is the westernmost point in Africa
to Natalia, which is the easternmost
point of South Africa,
South America.
Yeah, DNS.
We had roundabout, a fifty eight point
two percent of real IP and forty
one point eight percent of legacy IP
users.
Please keep it
that the ratio keeps rising
in the following years, and we
answered and sent around
forty nine million DNS census.
Yeah, considering our network,
we had some scenic routing implemented
this year.
One time we tried to connect to one of
our Prometheus servers and
we ended up at town.
And then on day one, we
yeah, our amazing streaming
background was broke, broadcast
around about 350000
times, which makes up around about
one point seven terabytes.
But we fixed that issue on
the day
of day one.
Um, sadly, only two point
six and gigabits per second
was our peak of the city and
bandwidth, so we was highly
appreciated if D2C and transistor nets
could please deliver what they promise
next. Yeah.
And now to come to our
most interesting statistic, um,
if you were to
put three point five
sided floppy disks on three
thousand eight hundred and ninety one
euro pallets and fill them
in 40 ton
trucks, you would make
a traffic jam of around seven point
five kilometers with all of
the, um yeah, outgoing
traffic we had.
Or if you would like these floppy
disks side by side, you could cover
around two thousand five hundred football
fields or one percent of
these land.
Yes, our gizzi,
we had approximately one hundred
and twelve conferences, maximum
with maximum user count of
five hundred and seventeen.
Our largest conference was around
65 users.
And if you add up
the total extreme hours of GTC
and we received this year, it would
come to one point one years.
Yeah.
So this is one of our most important
slides thanks to our over
50 amazing and powered angels and our
and powered anxiety for making this event
possible. And last but certainly
not least, thanks to our sponsors,
this event wouldn't have been possible
without you. So thank you very, very
much.
Bye bye.
I'm here. I'm presenting for the
Aussies free hop team.
We are the team which is
doing the integration component, which is
basically operating the whole RC three
in the background.
And I will present for the work at
venture team as well.
But let's dove into the up as well.
We are a hub formed last year
of about 20 to 30
people focusing on different
parts of the ecosystem.
We have different fronts.
First of all, the main website of
this new world, we have the back office
for managing staff,
especially for the assemblies.
We have an API node which has, for
example, used by the mobile
apps.
And yeah, we are integrating
stuff. Of course, we have these
schedules, which we are integrating like,
yeah, see,
yeah, schedules from the different
channels.
We have the 2D world, which is
integrated, first of all, the map service
which is pulling in your maps,
which you have configured, lynching
them for errors and unwanted
stuff, which
is then that data is then
fed back to you in
the first place and into the back
end where it's
served. And
yeah, we also are integrating
your profile settings.
So when you are changing stuff
in the work adventure that is reflected
in your profile and vice versa.
And if you are visiting big
blue button rooms via the website,
that's us creating the session for you
on the cluster
for numbers about 230
assembly, 650
events and 65
big blue button conference rooms.
We have about 200
map repositories in the database
and well, which
in total hosts about 1600
individual map files.
The numbers are constantly changing,
so that's just rough estimates.
But yeah, we have also
numbers on the synergy selected
because as you maybe
know, we have four different themes
available for you. The default one is
the colorful one, but more or less
static. We have a district free version
where nothing is colorful
and not changing at
all.
And we have a full fledged heart and
computer warming design, would you?
Definitely should check out by pressing
the light bulb or the
play button in
the web page.
Yeah, try it out.
You also tried out the new feature from
last year as the batches you
created a total of 480
batches and issued them
a whopping 44000
times.
These numbers are bits outdated,
already several minutes old.
Sorry for that.
And yeah, lastly,
we have the Rock Adventure Beacon, which
is a new software written this year
called Excellent Written and Alex here.
And yeah, it's a new software.
We have some errors in the beginning,
but right now it proves to
be successful because we have a lot
of concurrent visitors.
This is not even the peak value that was
last night, but
we have a peak of about
one thousand two hundred users,
which is quite remarkable because last
year we weren't able to handle that much
on basically one
instance
for mass popularity.
Of course, the lobby is the most popular
one on the
top. The second one is the launch,
and all the other maps
are.
Yeah, more or less
shirts among them
for information on the software.
The Twitter account is on the top right.
Thanks for having me.
Next one.
If the call infrastructure stands,
the next layer is communication
event phone.
Please tell us more.
Hello. This is information relay for
the puck, better known as event
phone.
So what was available?
They had to argue this
also was backed that other users
and covered areas.
The bedfellow backed antenna was operated
in different locations.
The most remote antenna was in Sweden.
Other antennas across Germany,
there was an experimental reassume 3G
network, even as most of all
three networks were closed down this
weekend.
S3 and numbers one thousand
two hundred fifty, which was at the
extension's the peak was seven hundred
one. Online hadnot, 66
were just backed extensions.
Extension's peak was sixty four on May
seven. Registered just that some
extensions.
There have been twenty thousand seven
hundred forty calls, a total
one thousand three hundred ninety
verdict. Nineteen thousand three hundred
years and fifty virtually is an
interesting fact.
Pork sold three famous items
via Swiss retail shop thanks to those
buyers and peak of parent
costumers.
We say tailor shop sell of
M.C. Estes Blockchain.
Of course, if you don't have a landline
or whatever wives
are going in and out of this thing,
you can still write letters.
Hi, everyone, I'm nervous and I'm
reporting the latest data from the Cairns
Post Online Office.
This year, we delivered our freedom of
press accounts to about 24 different
charities.
The most step within thought
you have the choice between 21 different
postcard designs and you certainly did.
Like the latest free designs, the most
had the single most pick designs, OK, I
suppose. I think it is also a very good
choice.
If you did choose an offline commercial
provider instead of us, you would have
required about 100 euro and national and
125 euro and international postage
and tons of printed paper.
What's 1.4 kilograms of postcards?
As you may know, we usually prefer to
deliver in person.
The volunteering post will carry us
for a farm struggling postcard.
One of them would have had to walk cycle
9000 kilometers by
receiving minutes of being located in
Taiwan.
Depending on the winds of the clouds, the
total distance would have been somewhere
between 300000 and one million
kilometers.
Rest assured that, as always, we
delivered at the speed of chaos.
Next, hold no idea.
Why isn't there an app for that?
Hi, I'm Toby.
I do the event pipeline up the
conference app for this very event,
and I also collected some numbers for
you. So I
published the app
on the 20th of December.
It came online on Google Play on the
day after and on
asteroid. It appeared on
the 26th.
So ready for
you. And there was
judging from today, from
numbers from Google Play
one thousand four hundred and thirteen
and starts.
Most people
come from Germany, Switzerland and the
US. But there's also people
from Estonia, Canada,
Czech,
Finland, Israel, Slovenia.
So hi everyone.
And people use phones.
Mostly there's forty five people using
tablets.
There's one. Chromebook would
be interested to see how that works and
18 unreported device types, whatever
that means.
I changed a lot of code
over the year, actually
three hundred not forty nine fights,
which means over 11000
lines were new and over 6000
lines were deleted.
Luckily, this didn't report
resulted in many crashes.
Actually, there was one
problem with a tap on, I suppose,
and one was a Pixel six.
When you touch the feedback button,
that's already resolved.
And then there was one issue
on Android 7.0,
which Ruddock reported.
And but that was already resolved
by the help of and
yes. Big shout out to you.
Thank you.
Overall, I didn't receive any
crash reports via email
at this year, which is
really good
because on the last Congress,
certainly six three three, I got
like 70 minutes per day.
So I guess the code changes
are quite good.
And
also, you
voted on
Google Play.
Twenty four ratings well
received and five reviews
were written. Thank you for that.
The overall rating is four point
eight seven five
and last but not least as
favorites and alarms, people
made a lot of them.
But I can't tell, as
you know, I don't have any tracking
and even on if I
don't see anything, what's going on?
Oh.
Oh, yes, there's donations.
I received one donation.
When you do nation and one recurring,
thank you very much.
And of course, there's five
continuous donations.
Thank you for supporting the project.
That's from my side.
I hope you have a nice
evening.
Bye bye.
The team that manages everything
around content and streams is zade
streams are their reality.
Good night time. I'm AC Alex.
I pronounce it in German
and Stetson.
Good evening, I'm Dex and I use
them.
Together, we did the rout as our team
this year, and we did stuff stuff in this
case means coordinating everything
related to the talks, except information
between a contact producing channels and
teams like having the signal work habits
and many others in every possible
direction in plain text.
We have meetings, lots of them in two
months, six to 12 meetings and average
with 23 people.
In total, just liquidation was worth
up to about 20 and a half days
of meetings.
In addition to this, no press mentions
a lot of discussion and problem solving
in smaller circles to sometimes
spontaneously new problems else in fact
what he did. Of course, just not that
meeting. And then we present the
solutions, couple of messes or whatever
seems to be most efficient.
Of course, meetings weren't the only
thing we spent our time on.
We also worked closely with the Havant
team and created a total of
three thousand eight hundred hours worth
of shifts in the Andrew system, which
roughly equals 22 weeks
of 24 seven work for a more
formal, more practical comparison.
But one million three hundred sixty eight
thousand Microsoft
Teams loading times
during the event itself.
Although we had surprisingly little to do
because the content production was
running pretty smoothly and
pretty independently, we spent most of
our time still trying to pay
attention to several members tootsies,
record chats and phone calls all
at once simultaneously,
which is also known as the same procedure
as every year.
I'm sure many of you are aware.
Now that's it for our design.
We like to keep this short and sweet,
just like our meetings.
On that note, are there any questions
since that doesn't seem to be the case?
Thanks for listening and fed to the
moderator.
Up next, the C3 look, the
video operation center.
What would we do without them?
But that's what I'm train WAC,
Alex. It's a drum
English Stetson.
I'm from Lucas Mississippi, and we show
you some interesting numbers as you can
see the picture, how the plastic, the
between the streams and traveling.
We had about four
245 talks on 40 stages
or four days, which equals nine days of
raw material. Additionally, with
about five days of launch
streams and how it's done over to Lucas.
All right. So this year we switched
over to as it is trimming,
which is a bit more modern than our
traditional streaming.
We have a few issues with it, but mostly
it was stable also
because we had some issues last
year with some of going down.
We decentralized our interests
transcoding internal pipeline.
We also got some support by
the OSI three in for our team,
which provides
our streaming front and why our was in
and also serves our audience zones.
So that's a lot more stable than
last year as well.
Our own city and scaled up
to 300 gigabits per second
each capacity, which
we only used around 15
gigabits per second with
our own 6K viewers at the same
time. So maybe you watch more streams
in total, that's around 200 terabytes
of traffic we send alone for
streaming, not counting.
Media dots to
the decentralized setup needed some re
implementation of features we removed
four years ago and also a lot of new
features, and we are actually still
deploying the last few pieces
of our pipeline.
So, yeah, that's basically it.
So thanks to everybody who
supports us, is out of expertize
virtualized resources or even rackspace.
Thanks and bye.
I'm sure you're having a lot of
questions. Are you had a lot?
And when you're putting those into tiny
little chat and incomings over the of
apps to us, the Signal
team took care of you.
This is Trey later reporting for the
Signal Angels.
This artistry went really well for us.
We had some technical issues on day zero
with a trust hammer emoji in a talk
titled Breaking Oil Patch Server.
We need a workaround for that.
And also our pit update workflow broke
because the pet deletion API we're
using got removed.
In an update we installed on
day one, we had a last minute scare
at 10 a.m. We noticed that IPv6
connectivity got broken and we had to
move the server to a different part of
the network.
It was mostly smooth sailing from there
to accept some move talks, but didn't
quite catch in time.
For the numbers, we have 187
shift this year, and this is 30
more than last year.
Sadly, we weren't able to fill two of
them.
Now those shifts were felt by 30 angels
and in total we worked 267
far plan hours.
There's more than the 228 we
had last year.
We had a shift oversubscription ratio of
five percent, meaning five percent
more time was filled than we actually
needed to. This is because we had some
signal into training and also
some Q&A heavy talks where we deployed
multiple signal angels.
I hope to see you in a talk soon.
And goodbye.
If you're focusing on what I talk,
it's not what's coming up next.
But this here
this team.
Hi, this is Tintin of subtitles,
infrastructure.
So what do we do?
We take record talks.
We run those talks.
Speech recognition software and get
a roll transcript out of there that may
or may not contain mistakes made by
the software. So we have angels who clean
these transcripts up and
we run those clean transcripts through
the art of timing process to get
something that's aligned to the video.
And then we can have angels who check
that everything is correct before
releasing a the strike.
This year, we had 27 distinct angels
who worked seven shifts
for the medium angel 97
92 percent of all angels returned
for a second shift at 20 percent of
angels working nine motions.
And so far, we've had five reasons
for this just of these last
three and 15 reasons for previous
events,
but to keep track of the state of all
these talks and just watch all
state of the art, high performance
luxury, no sequel commentators talk
depicted in this image.
So at this point, we would like to thank
all the hardworking agents for their
work.
And if you want to work on transcripts
between conferences, then you can
get around. But just going to see through
subtitles in what
many people don't know is that
this is thing here in Miracle Spartan
Glide.
But that's.
The both deployed in two months and
I come home my
own.
Hi, C3
lingo.
One team member said that
it was less interesting than last year
because a lot of things actually worked
well, it's true that there were fewer
technical hiccups, but I do worry
about the strain on us and on
the wonderful angels in the teams around
us who made this amazing feat
possible.
Our stats reflect this.
We had a team of 23 interpreters,
which is only a quarter of the size we
had in Leipzig two years ago.
We identified 151 talks
that we could potentially interpret,
and for the first time in several years,
we were not able to assign interpreters
to each and every one of them.
We did assign interpreters to 139
talks, giving us 92
per cent coverage and almost
five full days of interpreter time.
This was only possible through the
crazy enthusiasm of
our team members, who in the extreme
did 10 talks on a single
day and more than nine hours
of interpreter time in a day.
As we look back, we thank the
speakers who provided us with materials
much more often than in previous years
and put a lot of care into making them.
And we thank the channels.
We might speak speakers to submit
materials to us.
We hugely enjoyed being at
our C3, meeting the team,
meeting the wonderful people around
us, doing the work
and being behind the scenes
generally.
And we need to remind the people that
couldn't make it this time that
it's still worth investing the
time doing the work and
being at this amazing C3.
We need more angels all around.
Thank you.
Besides all the great teams you saw,
we also have different channels.
One famous one was exiled.
It's like back home, but without.
Hello, Senator, the bag isn't that
fish have me up confused and spoofed
Noffke about its invention happens
because I'm Â£46000 not mean Woodside
enlisted you, but a student
getting a line in the automatic.
The orphan from the
8900 26 mm
Indian pizzicato produzir
and some 4kg finest invoke
Vasseur. Take this dish donuts.
Zyxel not comes comes colada spike TV's
ondine up. Furnished it
zuku stacked zips in talks
in sci fi locations.
Put it under to Monzon.
Monzon killer tomatoes are often at a
location not lost in because
the Uber Fiona is made to copy for
leaked intercom
monitoring EPSRC about
fear come of us Fallujah, not Gigabyte
and video of Cato's not seen
right now stands for Sweden and Abbott's
blitz and fear after Arsenal and left the
trip ingests end a perfect long
list on post products on the right.
It's by miss put food, including Twinkies
are hooked on 07:58 Vitaliy
for Swedish curtain alliteration.
Zordon haven't been what I buy and it's
my stealing and inland busted.
Business in 2021 is
off leash, we don't let it.
This newest isn't the after the game for
the day, particularly now if you're
cutting in or.
Welcome to the Hex and stats
for the very first time, we got
our own streaming and that
was only possible because of the help of
some amazing people in the background
that got us from zero to streaming
hero.
We prepared some stats for you.
We hosted 14 talks that
were streamed.
Our biggest view crowd
were top two thousand one
hundred sixty.
And we kind of stress tested
big blue button in one Q and A
with 200 participants
in total.
We had 12 workshops
with one hundred forty
eight attendees in one
workshop, and
you might find us on the world map
and maybe you would just quickly
go back to our world map now.
And we prepared some stats to you.
Twenty nine million two in a twenty
five thousand nine hundred
eighty four pixels over
44 singer maps
and 200 323
commits were
contributed well.
And did you know how many
pixels per comet we committed?
We call it PPC.
It's ninety thousand four
hundred eighty two.
That's it from the hex and screen.
Fun fact. On the site we consumed,
I would say over ten kilos of rice
during our Holick meetings,
and maybe it's our fault
that some countries have a fry
shortage now.
Moin the humble Gavino Outdoor
at Khan Studio Hamburg.
We had 42 talks with over
2000 minutes of broadcast time.
Often we had more than 1500 viewers
in the stream.
We also had over 30
extended Q&A, with
50 people joining or more.
We had most of the Herald's and speakers
remotely attached to the studio,
but we had four talks that we could
actually produce here in
the studio.
Our team of 15 people worked
over 500 hours to set
up the studio and prepared the
production. And over 200 hours
producing the talks and performances
during these four days.
Heaven only reprimanded us once
for working too much,
and that's just the crew in Hamburg,
Utah. Equalizer had a whole
team of their own and beat the Fed.
Thank you very much for the great
contribution to our program.
With any luck, we'll have all the
recorded talks published by tomorrow.
And finally, nothing gets the
adrenaline flowing, like having
to have everything worked just
right for the target.
So thank you
and hopefully we'll see each other here
in Hamburg at Easter.
And let's not forget, the
great guy is from the Coast West
Stage.
Normally they do the build up, but this
time they streamed also the 40 year
gala.
Have you seen it?
You should, but
it's not from four four years from now,
but history.
Watch it! Hey, we're called festively
and we have prepared a bit
of a blank for you.
Our signal travels two thousand one
hundred and seventy four kilometers from
the studio to your browser in
roughly 30 seconds.
That's 0.02 five
percent of the speed of light.
I think we can improve a bit here for
a revolutionary video compression.
We shrunk the 80 cubic meters
of 36 sea free hardware
to an eco friendly zero point
two five cubic meters in data
centers and at home.
We are rather happy with our compression
ratio of one to three hundred
and twenty. Coincidence?
We don't think so.
During the event, our 62 physical
CPU cores converted the equivalent
of 256 buffers
into heat, although the hottest measured
CPU temperature was
98 degrees Celsius.
We certainly did not generate tasty
was. Still, the night people
running this channel did not stay hungry.
But how did we get to that?
Sure, I can explain that to you.
We started this a few obvious instances
to mixed the talks and then record
and stream them to the C3.
Three Work easy.
All right. We care about reliability,
so we just crews monitoring and
people audit, and they take care of to
servers. What you want
to stream to YouTube as well.
Twitch. So all the clean.
OK, I guess you can do that.
Great music. Fancy visuals, info.
But this scheduling?
It's not like we don't have anything else
to do. Multiple languages.
Sure. Let's just build a damn
visual audio mixer in the data center.
Oh, come on. Questions from the internet.
Yeah, just put them in the corner over
somewhere to air what we need
to explain all this madness in an
infrastructure view.
Yeah, just draw a simple diagram of
something. And that's we once called
festival in 42% footsteps.
Hey, look. Oh, back up recording
survived, and the
last channel is about future,
I sincerely have no clue about
what they do or what they did or what
they're going to do.
But I can point somewhere over here,
and maybe the editors can put
some nice information in this box.
No, for the avowed futurist stage in for
a review, we had
32 waving cats and the beginning,
but we gave for a way.
In total, all the cuts we had to wave to
three point nine million times or a three
point nine mega waves.
The highest tower we ever build out of
cards was six cats tall.
Now, let's take a look at our main stage.
We have three main cameras on the main
stage.
But first, some talks, we used up to six.
We had Nick's running obese and our
mainstreaming computer in the rack you
consider.
Are two headset mikes, four speaker
audio, two laptops in the mumble
for insulting the translation audio and
separate outputs for a speaker of music
and translation for the lighting,
we had a laptop running Onyx,
controlling about 2.1 kilowatts of
floating, which is not enough.
This was all hung up on trusting about 23
sharks long.
Notably, stage, we had to go outside
for a bit, which was really unfortunate
because on some days it rained.
Over the four days we made over 100
gingerbread caucus night waffles and a
way to too many cup over and a
beast, each with a small computer sending
our streams of the two cameras
back to the main stage.
The cameras were placed there for a high
fidelity oven coverage.
Now we go back to the main stage.
Over there were also two projects for
various uses.
Some other random facts and in force
with 60 megabytes for a sec to fix
little traffic. Six megabytes of stream
traffic for full dishwashers, we consumed
about 12 grams of caffeine, a little
plant called flouncy across Inspector
Shark. Way too many cables
and we cooked every day.
See you and me,
and I'll go wild
for the thethree news show.
We are doing everything here.
This is one part of our studios, of our
editors and whatever.
Let's just call it love for
you guys.
This is the C3 news
show. We proudly present to you
our numbers increase of
this Congress.
We produced 14 main shows
and six episode of
Successful.
But we didn't count the jump up to
puke by pooper.
We still have no idea of
our audience share a.k.a.
inside quarter, although
we don't know our relevance target
audience. But I think you all
are now here in
total. This accounts for Hudnut
40 minutes of content
spread over the whole Congress, plus
60 minutes for this
infrastructure review, which you
all are watching now.
We announced 48 talks
and to make this as
stress free as possible, our amazing
editors pre-produced some efforts
to moving and one static
backdrop three blimps to
stingers for intros to
outros seven carrots and
one recording guide.
We have also collected
a lot of data 217
gigabyte of raw video data
on at least five systems.
98 gigabyte of rendered
master files.
21 gigabyte of backups.
That is over a third of a terabyte,
by the way, transferred it also
through whole Germany and
beyond.
And you can imagine how
this worked out with this.
Internet sucking in Germany
and over 20 cores in total
were busy converting video
data in the production
of our shows.
We have used 483
video transition transitions,
transitions, hundreds of glitches,
glitches, glitches and four
different electric buzzing
sounds we lost
at least to repurchase in the
2D world, and hopefully we
will get them back.
Once the world is turned, teardown
team members had over six hours
of internet downtime, about
three to six nervous breakdowns
where they barely avoided.
One of the editors ate a whole bag
of countermanded with an only 15
minutes. While that's a new record,
we also apparently
poached the head of heralding
who brought us and uncountable
number of mystery head changes.
And of course, no
carrots and potatoes were
harmed in the production of the
C3 news show.
Khaleesi War eight
outfits and seven different
hairstyles.
I don't know how she does that
and thank you to and fish for delivering
this number.
This was the C3 news show.
See you next year.
Hmm.
Hmm, hmm.
He.
This.
What's the C3 news show?
Fun this year.
Hey, guys.
You know, heaven, they know us.
They know everything about us.
It's been the hot here for everyone, for
sure.
If someone can help, let's have them
here they are.
Greetings from heaven, we would like to
share some numbers and insights
from our heaven cloud with you.
As always, we have many shifts
and even more helping
angels at this event.
We hope you found your way to
heaven and collect your angel bitch if
you didn't. Please do so
for this year.
The current number of registered angels
based on day three is around
740,
but with some journalists managing
part of their angels by themselves,
the number of helping entities is much
higher than that.
Looking on the working hours the angel
system tracks, we have an
estimate of around 28 weeks
of registered work time in
more than 900 shifts and
workload entries.
Also, there are people working outside
the scope. We can track
inside our system. So at this
point, the official number is much higher
than that. And the teardown
efforts aren't even reflected in the
numbers.
And we have also discovered quiet
to our satisfaction that the remote
work considerably decreased
calls to our heaven number regarding
the problems of broken data bottles.
This year, we didn't had to deploy stand
by angels or our city shifts to take
care of that, and we are looking
forward to see this positive development
to play on our next events
when seeing this numbers that are still
awesome and unique.
But our event keeps running with the help
of so many voluntary entities
helping despite the second year
of mostly remote help of
our angels.
With that being said, there's only
one thing left to do.
Thank you. Thank you so much for
your help. Without you, this
event could not be done the way it is.
Do you have a team and myself?
Wish you all the best for the upcoming
year 2022?
Stay safe, stay healthy
and mostly stay optimistic.
We hope to meet you all again in
person on upcoming events.
Until then, have an awesome time.
See you around!
And maybe see a relative, the Tyrone
as well.
Goodbye.
OK, guys.
This was it. This was the infrastructure
review for 2021.
Thank you for joining us.
Thank you for watching it.
Please share it if you like it.
If you didn't like it shared with your
enemies or people you don't like,
and either one will help us spread
it around. Spread love whatever.
But just watch it again next year or
visit us next year.
Sincerely. We tried to make the best
possible in this situation.
Thank you.