Brian Maucere

Um, so, uh, more to come on that, but yeah, any moves in that direction seem like the right idea.

Uh,

My thing with Cloud Code last night is we finally got to our production ready environment and started loading things.

One of the cool things I do like about it is that I did not have to watch a log of how things were processing.

In other words, I uploaded a video as the very first time testing.

I'm doing that on a local host, right?

So I just spin up like local host 3001, whatever, right?

And I'm in there and I did the video.

Well, while that video is processing on the local host, which great what's great about cloud code is it can read the logs.

It can read like as if I was reading in a terminal.

It'll tell me, hey, go to this terminal and you can watch this live as you would imagine you could.

Right.

Oh, I could watch, you know, what's happening.

But cloud code will also give you a play by play.

It'll actually tell you, this is what I see happening.

This is the videos going.

It looks like there was a second video uploaded, but we're still seeing first video errors.

It was telling me stuff last night.

In fact, last night I was watching TV and, you know, doing the whole continue, agree, continue.

Yes, yes.