Yossi Weihs

Yes, you did.

Thank you.

Sure.

So I'm in product management in our data fabric manageability group.

And I have on-command unified manager and performance manager as a product.

And I usually can be easily found on LinkedIn.

So if you look for my name and especially the last name, the way it's spelled, W-E-I-H-S, you'll certainly find me.

Yeah, you know, when we look at some of the changes that we did in here as part of merging this,

we've actually retired hundreds of thousands of lines of code because we basically, as we merged the two appliances, we cherry picked the best of breed code from each of them and sort of retired the rest.

So it's all, you know, the back office part is still Java, but on the front end, we're migrating pages from previous web technologies to HTML5.

This will be an ongoing migration, but we've made a lot of progress in this release.

So when we ship the product initially, we're using a commercial version of MySQL.

We've since moved to the open source version.

And, you know, now we've sort of merged everything into a single copy of the database and

And I think that there is a lot of effort that went into tuning the database, tuning the tables, indices, everything else, so that we will run really efficiently.

And what we found was that the two databases actually had a lot of duplicate information.

So as we bring it together, customers will also realize the disk space savings.

Yes, yes.

So we've actually had, we've brought in a number of experts from both outside the company as well as basically established a whole team for performance testing where we're constantly tuning and improving the product.

And so what we've realized is that we actually want to store the data in a way that's more efficient in the database, but also sort of