Justin Parisi

Andrew's over here drooling.

I think we've lost him.

You all right, Andrew?

Should we talk about containers?

Will that make you feel better?

Yeah, when you're trying to troubleshoot something that's always changing, good luck, right?

Think about if you went out to your car every day, and each day you went out to your car, the steering wheel was on the opposite side.

That's mixed mode, right?

You have to learn a new way to drive every day.

You're either on the left side or the right side of the road.

So if you've ever tried to drive on the opposite side of the road, wherever you are in the world...

you know that it's not always intuitive.

It takes a little bit of practice.

And then by the time you've figured out how to do it, if it flips back over to the other side again, now you've got to go back and figure it out again.

That is putting all your eggs in one basket.

Yes, you can do it on the same SVM.

Yeah, I don't think that the 5-millisecond latency alert would be very good for an all-flash system.

That would be very quiet.

In fact, I don't know that anyone would even notice.

You know, they'd just kind of be like, wow, this is really good.