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what is going on guys welcome back
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to another session of
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good to have uh everyone and um welcome
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tori how do you feel
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how do we feel today
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i feel pretty good man i was coding a
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lot today which makes me happy
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that's brilliant man what were you
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functionality for a bingo board but also
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like i gotta refactor the code but i
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also made it like drag and drop by
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interesting so you can move around the
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so basically in the future i'll use this
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in one of the projects i'm making so
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a user can basically make
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a bingo board and then
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like of course like custom input and
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then i don't know maybe pictures or
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to attach to the tile and then save it
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save it to the database
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that sounds really fast fascinating
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though i'm i'm really keen
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seeing it and running though and do a
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experiment with that as well
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it's actually not it's not totally
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dissimilar to what we're kind of doing
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here with the kanban board
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because like i'm making a board that has
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and then saving it to a database and
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then there will be multiple users
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it's like basically the same thing
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ah okay yeah yeah that makes sense
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though that makes sense and i think
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done because we will be implementing
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that functionality in this one as well
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at some point um we can basically
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um have your ex expertise
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well i always think it's gonna take an
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hour or something but you know i don't
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usually takes a bit longer but each each
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time i do stuff it it does get faster i
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gotta say it doesn't mean i'm better
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just means i practice a lot
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yeah and practice makes perfect though
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and then that's what is about coding as
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in the more you do it the better you get
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for sure for sure yeah definitely
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perfect so let's just i acknowledge the
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country and our elders so here goes
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i begin today by acknowledging the
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traditional custodians of the land on
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which we gather today and pay my
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respects to the elders past present and
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future i extend their respect to
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aboriginal and torres strait islander
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fantastic so now that's done um so the
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actually i'll do a bit of a recall and
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tori are you there
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his internet is playing up again i guess
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yeah you're back now
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yeah good i i like
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refresh the browser because it like
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got stuck or something
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ah right i say yeah
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yeah the good thing is that is back to
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normal now which is great
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hopefully yeah or maybe my wi-fi i don't
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know if my wi-fi is being a bit buggy
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today hopefully not
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yeah hopefully now
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plan for the best no hope for the best
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plan for the worst
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all right cool so um
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just to recall what we did yesterday was
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we were successful in enough to get the
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ssl search and then
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um point our app to our custom domain in
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route 53 and now it is working
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so i'll just share the screen with you
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how it's looking at the moment which
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i am so excited you guys got that
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i really didn't want to do it
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but i am i am i am excited to learn
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maybe it's the cash
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oh all right i'll say what's happening
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so you know if we do
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do uh do just scrambler.dev
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maybe the cache in your browser or
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probably yeah or or the cash on
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on cloud front and then like you expired
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probably yeah that must have been the
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good part is that it's here now so which
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is great so um yeah this is a la la
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give a huge shout out to deathclub
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that's a meter for their community and
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um they really helped us um and
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saved your business
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which was literally on fire
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also thanks to tori
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as info as in kind of posting
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the i am not afraid and
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i'll take whatever he
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whatever whatever flack whatever he
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throw at me i'm cool
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yeah true man true no matter well done
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honestly no i i thought there would be
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helpful people usually there are
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yeah i think they're really helpful as
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in whenever personally i have a problem
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as in when i'm really extremely
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which means that if i can't solve a
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problem for five days then
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which might be a bit of a bad habit
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because all the time that's wasted as
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well in those five days
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i'll have to improve on that
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but yeah man um so
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what today's task is
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i'm gonna create a board
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and then send the url to you
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going to access the board
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and then what we basically want to see
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that if you access it do we still get
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your connection id as in which is
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yeah yeah that's what i would say as
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well but just actually i haven't shared
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so i'll do that now
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if if you understand what happened
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do you have a second to take me through
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just like briefly how it was resolved
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that's what basically i was gonna do
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after logging in this
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aws account because
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it will it will work out um
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what is your you have a password manager
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yeah and it's just the wrong wrong save
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that will be interesting if it's
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actually a wrong saved password
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so i mean sometimes i accidentally do
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that if i click stuff too fast
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is it rule called this or raw coda
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really why is it not
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no that can't be the one that can't be
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the one is this one i'm pretty sure
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hang on a minute i'm gonna have to
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this makes me sad then
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again then not to worry and if this
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doesn't work we always have your
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you can open down your end
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and i will in the meanwhile have a
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little while what if you just go in the
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root account and reset your password or
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yeah that's true as well i'll just being
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i wanted to make this work
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but yeah we can do that as
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it will be hilarious
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this does the same thing
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no that won't be that won't be hilarious
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that will not be hilarious if you lose
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those different routes
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can can aws do anything for you if you
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lose the root password
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or you can you can like you can actually
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have it send an email right yeah you can
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with my password manager if i lose
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access to my email for some reason and
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the password and i lose any of the
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uh yeah i see actually i don't think
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they'll send a password reset to my
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email so if i lose the multi-factor keys
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and i forget the password for some
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reason i'm screwed just true
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it would be an incredible nightmare
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because i would be locked out of
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everything because all my passwords are
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every single password is random except
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right trying to try to say
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that would cause you a bit of grief
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though yeah i'd agree well so far like
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probably seven years and i have not had
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exactly fingers crossed
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okay this time what i'm going to do
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type in the password in the password
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and then doing that way
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can you possibly um
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your notifications
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uh what was it yeah that one it was
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that's odd how do you hear that
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yeah that's weird though because it came
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yeah but your speakers are on isn't it
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no no because i'm using my my headphones
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i'm using a headphones
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okay that's interesting uh maybe it
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can't it must have had a sound come from
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all right yeah i must have just not
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heard it but you heard it
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please don't watch me
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oh wow baby girl coders
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okay there was oh the first
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international flight
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to bali landed today from
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areta tokyo i'm guessing it was the
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and it carried 12 passes it carried 12
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people returning back to indonesia from
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i'm assuming japan or something
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it's crazy because usually here there's
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i think in 2019 20 million tourists came
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you know a pathetic amount of tourism
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shut down the airport
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go through this review now
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so and can you see you can't see my
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screen yeah you can't see my screen
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no you can isn't it
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and can you see my screen
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right so this is what we did basically
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oh come on no available now go away
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so that's not nice
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as in some financial in
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trading companies asking me to invest
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oh wow you bala dude
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you're a baller you're a baller they
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want you they want you
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they know you're flush with cash now
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yeah and uh everything goes in aws now
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all right sorry for the the silly
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that's right and no problem at all um
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yeah so what we did was basically
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you know this name um
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certification in the other account
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the idea was to create a hostess zone of
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not the domain there's
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and when we have done that um it would
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what is the hosted zone i don't know
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anything about networking
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hostess on is a zone in which you host
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self-explanatory gotcha
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find out i mean we don't we don't have
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to i can i can learn on my own time
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or ghost or whatever to a traditional
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dns zone file it represents a collection
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of records that can be managed together
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i'm not watching you watching me
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all right so basically i think was
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trying to say that it's um
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the opposite to a traditional
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he do you know how um in in the
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traditional zone file they
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keep all the domain names and then
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point that to their
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i can't hear you the records that the
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yes i mean yeah i don't know it's okay
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let's let's not i'll just waste
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i'll just watch a video on networking
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and then i think that might be a good
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i thought i would be able to grasp it
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but i'm just grasping at straws really
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oh probably i uh i need to work on my
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skills a bit more oh man you know you
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know how long when i studied
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when i studied for my cert zane do you
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know how many times i had to watch vpc
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four times isn't it
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probably more than that i probably spent
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like eight hours of watching videos on
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vpc and just the basics let's see
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and still i'm like i probably forgot it
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but i mean there was a lot of things
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yeah yeah it is complicated
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especially if you don't have a
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networking background
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yeah which is same as mine as well
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the only thing i've ever done
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is mess with a few website dns records
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host the server and ah
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right and mess with my my local
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networking like my router and my local
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area network so that was my analogy when
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i was thinking about vpc was like all
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the stuff i mess with
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i don't know adding my computers and
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some hard drive to some
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local area network so that all the
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computers in my house could use it for
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that is really adventurous
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i really wanted to do that
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don't do it it's working
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well worthwhile it was so slow in the
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end it was not worth it it was very bad
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oh okay because i i want it well i
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wanted well for files it's probably fine
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movies which is what i wanted to do
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it was terrible it's terrible
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all right let's move on though sorry
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say we created the hostess zone
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of our sub domain itself okay
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hostess zones some other time and um
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learn that because it would be a kind of
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a good learning for me too as in i know
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the overall concept but it would be a
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so you had to create two hosted zones
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the roarcoder.dev domain and then one
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for the subdomain right
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oh it was already there so you created a
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separate one but yeah
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and then you also have this hosted zone
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you have a different hosted zone on your
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personal account right
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uh sorry i was just gonna ask does the
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hosted zone you have here
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share any of the characteristics of the
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hosted zone you have on your own
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personal aws account
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and this one also i could basically and
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and this hopefully
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i don't want to take any chances
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now at this point but i will no you can
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do that with finesse
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yeah so we we created a separate hosted
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they've got a name server
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that's something you get when
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you create a hosted zone right
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yes and then you had to add those to
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um your domain provider
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no so what we had to do is create
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server exactly the same as this
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in my personal account
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oh so another name server record
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with these values in your personal
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that sub domain or does that not matter
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what we did after this was done we
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certificate manager
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we were able to get the search so i'll
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i mean that one as well acm
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it just all seems so simple now
0:26:46
so this for this on domain so what we
0:26:50
was oh why does he say
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he can't it's not allowed to say pending
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oh i think that that was uh the so was
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no it was done over here
0:27:25
minute i need to check
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my personal account because i've got
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what happened what's so wow
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i should have said zayn i'm so excited
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to work on the front end today let's go
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i don't even want to know how this works
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yeah it works great let's go
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you know what might have happened i was
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in the wrong region
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yeah that must have been the issue oh
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okay yeah yeah i was going to say
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otherwise this is like quantum mechanics
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where like you're observing it
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and it's changing the outcome
0:28:43
i see you're right
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trying to measure something and your
0:28:48
instrumentation is messing up the
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i don't even want to say anything now to
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all right okay so let's go back in there
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know you know what i i've been on the
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stream for like i don't know maybe okay
0:29:20
three or four days and i haven't seen
0:29:22
gective is he still around
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actually i'm i'm gonna text him there is
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uh everything okay
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yeah it has actually been a while though
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huh yeah i'll message him too
0:29:41
so yeah then we created this search for
0:29:50
this one only because we wanted to allow
0:30:02
like what the hell are you talking about
0:30:03
but yeah finally gone i mean
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understand the wild card i have no idea
0:30:15
how this works across
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two accounts with all these different
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name server records and the dns records
0:30:24
it's just bizarre to me
0:30:27
especially with the wild card because
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it's just it just seems like it should
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oh but you have a specific scumba
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so i guess when the
0:30:44
the networking machine
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like it it it has its rules so basically
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if there's a specific
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subdomain then it'll ignore the wild
0:31:03
if like somebody's trying to access that
0:31:05
specific sub domain that you've
0:31:09
that's that's where i'm like how does
0:31:11
this work behind the scenes i guess
0:31:16
you know um okay i'll explain you
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it's important that we oh you want to
0:31:33
do you know how um
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okay and how we want this url
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we will access this
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url anywhere but if the user types in
0:32:04
this one we wanted to go we wanted to
0:32:07
redirect to this one
0:32:13
so because we want
0:32:25
because we want these both to work with
0:32:41
to work with https okay
0:32:46
if you forget this one come on
0:33:09
this means that anything we type in in
0:33:29
why would we type it it will redirect to
0:33:36
we need to search is
0:33:41
wired these both up
0:33:49
does that make sense
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yeah yeah that makes sense that makes
0:33:56
basically for the most part it's to
0:34:01
case and then yeah like nobody's gonna
0:34:09
but yeah okay that makes sense
0:34:16
why we have star and the normal one as
0:34:21
so if you go back to cloudfront
0:34:27
show you another interesting grid that
0:34:45
see these two c names
0:34:48
so that's why i saw there's two cnames
0:34:55
even if you type any you would always go
0:35:08
scrambler because if we type in
0:35:11
scrambler it will still
0:35:13
go there or even if you type in
0:35:16
dot dot dot it will still go there
0:35:22
that is that makes sense now that does
0:35:32
uh understand if it's not making full
0:35:35
sense because yeah there are long moving
0:35:38
parts at the moment
0:35:40
yeah and um i mean i've messed around
0:35:43
with this stuff but to be honest i don't
0:35:46
even have a lot of network
0:35:53
it would be it would well yeah it seems
0:35:55
like you kind of know some stuff that i
0:35:57
don't but it would be nice at some point
0:36:00
in like 10 years if i went and learned
0:36:02
more about networking
0:36:04
yeah um well um that's
0:36:09
could happen but the reason why i know
0:36:13
just a little bit as in in one of my
0:36:17
employments i was say
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computer science guy
0:36:24
gotcha and then i had to know coding
0:36:27
networking both e infrastructure as well
0:36:30
as in everything i mean you're you're a
0:36:33
back-end dev too right is that primarily
0:36:37
oh it's a full stack you're a full stack
0:36:47
like when you when you're at work do you
0:36:49
primarily like have you primarily worked
0:36:54
no no just oh really just anywhere yeah
0:36:58
at the moment i'm adding some ui
0:37:16
cool what do you what do you prefer what
0:37:18
do you prefer you prefer js or net
0:37:21
i prefer coding it can be any language
0:37:23
you don't care okay
0:37:28
all right cool so now that that is done
0:37:31
and what i'll basically do now
0:37:35
we will go into our dynamodb
0:37:40
gonna delete all the connection ids from
0:37:46
see if our connection ids work
0:38:00
tables okay tables yeah
0:38:02
ws connection id explore table
0:38:10
nothing here i will
0:38:13
send me the link create a board first
0:38:33
okay so is it gone there
0:38:36
one is there so now what i'm going to do
0:38:53
what if i told you i told you it gave me
0:39:01
i'll send you a line
0:39:06
i got a 404 not found code come on come
0:39:10
on tory don't do this
0:39:12
i'm serious here i'll share my screen
0:39:16
yeah i'm not messing with you here
0:39:23
you really have a full photo
0:39:26
i can't see your screen hang on yeah
0:39:29
that's it no such key the specified key
0:39:35
can you zoom in a bit please oh yeah
0:39:45
is that from cloudfront
0:39:52
uh that's another issue
0:39:55
okay this is not gonna work in that way
0:40:01
sorry i spoke to you that
0:40:03
he in that way she shouldn't have that's
0:40:06
cool man has it no i thought that next
0:40:10
you're right and you're right because
0:40:12
you know i like to play jokes
0:40:18
all right okay yeah so this works
0:40:29
let me check dynamodb and see if i buy
0:40:40
on your every board
0:40:50
contouring and board
0:41:05
okay so george has come through as well
0:41:09
which is fine and if you send that
0:41:14
i'm gonna try on my end and see if i get
0:41:18
same thing as yours
0:41:23
let's just have connections secure
0:41:29
blah blah certificate is valid
0:41:49
okay i'm having the same thing as well
0:42:05
i don't think it's either
0:42:08
because he's trying to find a file
0:42:11
in the s3 bucket called the board name
0:42:16
because if you see the array
0:42:19
that's what i meant
0:42:22
cloudfront or s3 okay
0:42:27
what do you think the problem is
0:42:30
you seem like you know what the problem
0:42:38
what is the problem coming because
0:42:43
it's understanding the board name
0:42:50
and then it's trying to find that file
0:42:54
but it's not able to so it's saying okay
0:42:57
i can't find it i can't give it to you
0:43:12
there's a problem with these redirects
0:43:14
up here do you see the url
0:43:17
right so this is your generic board page
0:43:20
but when you do that story
0:43:24
for a board or something you're going to
0:43:26
get a 404. so i think there's just some
0:43:32
redirecting that needs to happen
0:43:35
so that it actually
0:43:39
redirects this index
0:43:45
the board name to the index.html
0:43:51
or it updates the url honestly
0:43:56
um i work in a lot of
0:43:59
single page applications so
0:44:05
dealing with multi-page javascript
0:44:07
because i'm like only new know the new
0:44:12
i'm sure it's pretty simple
0:44:16
it must be pretty simple because um
0:44:20
you're right all we basically need to do
0:44:23
do a redirection because
0:44:28
as in do a redirection
0:44:33
make it recognize that yeah we're still
0:44:36
opening an index to his
0:44:44
yeah because all that i mean you land on
0:44:47
this page and then all the data is
0:44:49
pulled in from the database right yeah
0:44:53
so it should be able to
0:44:56
read the board name from the url param
0:45:00
or something like that or the path the
0:45:05
and then use that as the as the board
0:45:13
the html page that's actually
0:45:18
used is this index side html
0:45:28
where would you do that
0:45:30
do you do that and i think you can do
0:45:33
i think you can do that in s3
0:45:43
like where would you set up the
0:45:45
redirects i think you would set them up
0:45:46
in s3 to be honest
0:45:50
but i don't have enough i mean i'm very
0:45:53
comfortable with netlify
0:45:59
but i think i've watched some stuff on
0:46:03
those redirects and i
0:46:06
think you can do it in s3
0:46:11
well that's where the static site is
0:46:13
being served up anyways right so i feel
0:46:16
like that's the first place we should
0:46:20
you can do the redirects on there
0:46:24
okay so let's go into s3 then and check
0:46:28
if we can do something from there
0:46:31
you will definitely probably need to add
0:46:32
some javascript code though to that page
0:46:40
the path name if you're not already
0:46:47
you know so if it says tory board
0:46:57
i'm just thinking it's well at the
0:47:02
look at that sorry i feel like this
0:47:08
now you're like let's go let's go put it
0:47:11
up on the internet
0:47:18
no i mean the actual purpose of this
0:47:22
just to check as in our websocket
0:47:28
and the purpose have has been
0:47:41
what i might basically do is i might
0:47:44
just as in allow certain users
0:47:47
as in to access this bucket
0:48:03
what url are you talking about
0:48:06
i'm so scrambled or recorded or deaf i
0:48:11
because the purpose of this has been
0:48:13
accomplished as in what we wanted to
0:48:16
test but there's a problem
0:48:21
yeah so i'm thinking them i might just
0:48:23
um take it off a bit uh until we fix the
0:48:27
problem and then come back to
0:48:29
as in the like the
0:48:51
uh i'm thinking how to approach this now
0:48:59
good old google search
0:49:13
static redirect rules
0:49:16
that sounds promising
0:49:18
configuring a page redirect that's what
0:49:28
i'm sorry i don't know why my internet
0:49:30
is it's either my computer is being
0:49:32
choppy or my internet's being slow
0:49:48
it's probably my computer
0:50:08
cool perfect redirect requests from your
0:50:10
buckets website endpoint to another
0:50:14
configure redirection rules
0:50:16
conditional redirects
0:50:21
all right redirect to website import
0:50:25
under buckets choose properties under
0:50:27
stack website hosting choose edit
0:50:30
so there should be a breakdown we need
0:50:34
well if somebody goes to
0:50:41
well there is no tory board
0:50:48
so how are they gonna get to the
0:50:57
that's what that's what the redirect
0:50:58
should do so basically it's like
0:51:03
with cloudfront and route 53 like
0:51:07
people were trying to go to
0:51:09
a domain like the wild card
0:51:12
so here you should be able to set up
0:51:14
redirect rules so that
0:51:16
basically based on the path
0:51:21
um which is like zane
0:51:23
board it will go to your next html
0:51:28
if you're doing that in that way how
0:51:30
we're gonna save this session then
0:51:33
because it's it's all based on this
0:51:35
session as in storyboards zayn board
0:51:47
um this is actually a good example but
0:51:51
it should redirect and then
0:51:59
with the parameter
0:52:02
not the param the path name the so the
0:52:06
name is storyboard or zane board right
0:52:09
which is the same as the board name
0:52:16
so basically when a user lands on that
0:52:19
page there should be some javascript
0:52:22
that picks up that path name from the
0:52:28
this is the board name i got it from the
0:52:30
path name and i'm gonna go fetch the
0:52:34
data from dynamodb for this board
0:52:41
also at the same time the websocket will
0:52:46
why are we fetching the data
0:52:49
don't you need the board data
0:52:53
that's not what we're trying to do at
0:52:57
okay well i was maybe i'm thinking ahead
0:53:00
but if somebody had a bunch of
0:53:03
cards that they already saved and then
0:53:05
somebody joined the session
0:53:12
maybe kind of uh we want to step back a
0:53:20
what we're trying to do is only um
0:53:29
and you send the url to another person
0:53:34
that board opens on index.html
0:53:40
exactly yeah so the only way to get that
0:53:47
sending a request to dynamodb to say do
0:53:51
i have a board named
0:53:53
tory board or zane board whatever board
0:53:57
i got from the url and then it will pull
0:54:04
i see what you mean or you could just
0:54:09
you could just take the i mean
0:54:12
eventually that's the direction you want
0:54:17
in the beginning you could just take the
0:54:20
path name from the url and just put it
0:54:24
but i don't know how your i mean i could
0:54:27
take a look at the code on the front end
0:54:28
and figure out where the board name is
0:54:30
coming from i don't know if it's coming
0:54:32
from dynamodb or if it's coming from the
0:54:44
you're really as in good at so
0:54:46
i'll i'll leave it
0:54:49
to you um we can go in in the board
0:54:53
so your seems uh as it sounds like you
0:54:57
know exactly what we can do to
0:55:00
potentially um solve this
0:55:07
um for some reason
0:55:09
i'm kind of slacking
0:55:11
as in i'm not understanding
0:55:17
what we're doing um
0:55:22
just a few dots i'm missing from my
0:55:25
links so if you can as in explain me
0:55:30
so here's yeah here's this here's this
0:55:33
basic um example that they have right
0:55:44
uh this is this is like a rename
0:55:49
where's the routing one
0:55:52
okay let's see if they got some examples
0:55:56
that are just very straightforward
0:56:04
um what do they got here
0:56:26
all right well you can kind of imagine
0:56:30
so here's a rule for like i mean
0:56:33
honestly this is a rule for a deleted
0:56:35
folder to a page but the same thing
0:56:38
really applies so let's say
0:56:49
um s so when somebody tries to go to
0:56:54
on s3 s3 looks at what the user is
0:56:57
trying to go to right
0:56:59
and instead of images
0:57:02
let's just say there's a board named
0:57:06
and i don't know maybe this key prefix
0:57:08
thing is different maybe it's suffix or
0:57:10
something i don't know right or whatever
0:57:13
the concept is the same yeah and then
0:57:16
it's gonna you're gonna do a redirect
0:57:18
and you're gonna replace it
0:57:23
or wherever you wanna send them
0:57:27
and then hopefully too and there should
0:57:29
be a way where you can retain
0:57:34
the board name in the url instead of the
0:57:37
user seeing like oh
0:57:40
index.html you know
0:57:43
instead of them seeing
0:57:54
they will see you know the board name
0:57:56
like you want them to
0:57:59
but they will actually be redirected to
0:58:07
ah i i see i see so even though they're
0:58:11
seeing the board name uh as as the path
0:58:14
but they'll be directed to h i in
0:58:18
index.html and then
0:58:20
once we land on that page we can just do
0:58:26
logic where we're telling it to
0:58:29
get everything for that board name
0:58:32
and bring it back to us
0:58:35
yeah so then when the user lands on that
0:58:41
then all you have to do is
0:58:42
window.location.path
0:58:50
pretty much right right right yeah that
0:58:53
makes sense though yeah i think i
0:58:55
understand you know
0:58:58
i think the magic i don't know if with
0:59:00
cloudfront but i think the magic happens
0:59:02
in s3 but because there's cloud front
0:59:05
maybe there's something cloud front has
0:59:07
to do too i'm not 100
0:59:09
yeah yeah that would make absolute sense
0:59:25
yeah it's a brand new concept man me too
0:59:28
me too luckily i watched uh a video from
0:59:35
front end masters and probably i i
0:59:38
briefly touched on redirects in
0:59:42
the certifications probably
0:59:44
and so i kind of like
0:59:47
collect that from my brain
0:59:49
the most common example of a redirect is
0:59:55
right right so you like
0:59:59
say you moved some pages like you moved
1:00:02
the urls to something
1:00:04
different and then
1:00:06
google already indexed those pages
1:00:10
but and so when somebody clicks on it
1:00:12
you don't want to send them to a 404 you
1:00:14
want to like redirect them to the new
1:00:20
okay that's actually pretty cool yeah i
1:00:23
like that i like that project
1:00:27
come back to that we've finished
1:00:32
actually he's not going to be making it
1:00:35
tomorrow he already told me so if you
1:00:37
want to jump back home
1:00:42
you're more than welcome to and
1:00:52
all right perfect man
1:00:54
um yeah so i it's been a really good
1:00:58
session guys and we managed to as in
1:01:02
kind of go through how we solved the
1:01:04
generating of the sl serve for our
1:01:08
custom domain and also pointed the
1:01:11
custom domain to our uh s3 and we also
1:01:17
as in a kind of a recap but now we're
1:01:20
facing another challenge which will be
1:01:24
really exciting to solve
1:01:27
about redirection so if you if you want
1:01:32
take on this challenge and forge forward
1:01:36
um join us tomorrow
1:01:50
that's the one all right guys have a
1:01:52
great year very much tomorrow
1:01:55
have a great night
