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LINUS: We should get started what do I do?
JAMES: Hey Jarvis, initiate barn door protocol!
Hey Jarvis, make me a coffee!
It's just working!
Welcome to Make It Real, I'm your host, the Hacksmith. In the last episode, Linus
Sebastian from Linus tech tips came to visit us and helped us upgrade our
server infrastructure, which as you know is an essential part of having a
high-tech Stark Industries like facility in fact he made me do the upgrades
myself to learn a bit more about industrial grade computer components.
If you haven't seen that video make sure you check it out, but upgrading the
server that's only step one you know Tony Stark and Stark Industries are a huge
inspiration for us here at Hacksmith industries so we thought, what would Tony do?
The next logical step is giving it an AI system like Jarvis to help control the
facility and we decided to build a main interface for it in the door of the
server room, a smart door if you will. But since Linus made me upgrade the
server I think it's only fair I make Linus help us build it. But first...
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So we've actually gone ahead and gotten
all the pieces together to make a really fancy aluminium door for the server room
complete with a built-in touchscreen for monitoring all the different server
features to make sure everything's up and running. I've got all the pieces it's
just like IKEA furniture. LINUS: Okay perfect... Oh no wait...
JAMES: Alright let's do it!
Alright so this is our server room door, ready?
LINUS: This is the Jarvis door? JAMES: Yep LINUS: I'm excited.
DUM-E my tools please!
I hate you so much...
H-he's trying, he's trying...
LINUS: We should get started, what do I do?
JAMES: Alright so we've got the face plate we've
got the real door, I think step one is attaching this to the door.
So let's grab it.
LINUS: Lift with your back not with your legs remember.
You're gonna have to carry it yourself sorry.
That's the real key, that's how to lift safely, don't lift at all!
There we go... Hey look at that!
The holes line up like nobody's business.
JAMES: I think we at least push these in. And then we'll see what happens from there.
LINUS: Sorry Linus, we didn't have enough power tools to go
around so, this is like elementary school all over again, you're gonna have to use
the crayons everyone else gets markers. JAMES: You gotta graduate from the ratchet.
LINUS: All right good job everyone
good project love it it's a aluminium door.
JAMES: Alright so there's two things we can
do right now... Either install the TV or we can glue down our frosted acrylic.
LINUS: I vote for things that take time to set.
James, do you need something
level? Because I think I got you taken care of here.
So this: not very level.
This...
extremely not level. Is he level-headed though? Shoot... I'm sorry
I too am familiar with tools, I've seen them once or twice.
Okay ready?
That is the most unceremonious peel that I've ever seen.
Okay so, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on...
This is a square...
And this is a circle...
JAMES: And it's in a square hole.
LINUS: And it's in a square hole so it needs to go about... Here!
Just, right there- right?
Right there!
How's that look?
JAMES: Well it's there now...
LINUS: Look at him, he's only half red because of the
sunburn the other half is: He just put it on not centered!
I'm having too much fun with this already.
Stop!
Okay, alright, what's next?
JAMES: Let's flip it over again. LINUS: Oh we want to rotate it.
Don't drop it! WAIT! JAMES: I got it, I got it!
LINUS: I'm having so much fun today this is great.
I'm gonna do two washers, they're gonna be friends.
It's like washer SLI.
JAMES: The magic number is five washers.
LINUS: Five! Ah-ah-ah...!
Does Sesame Street go after you for that?
Oh boy, we're going impact driver style.
What are you driving into?
Like is the hinge there or something?
Okay here, hold on a second. Look this has been a prank all along
they gave me all the right stuff let me just do this for you, okay?
You know what? I am confused too
okay how does this work?
So I checked the washer and then I take the washers and I try to...
No they're not the same size holes! You have one
mismatched washer I can see why this triggers you.
So now...
I just apply a little bit of tech tips juice.
Heeeey! It's not about whether you finish first or
second it's just about making sure everybody finishes.
Don't miss the tour
of the studio here by the way on my channel.
JAMES: Alright let's flip it over.
LINUS: Hi mom I'm on TV!
JAMES: So remember how you said how cool it would be to add a touch screen?
LINUS: He's trying to smile but he's dead inside
Oh yes, go ahead! JAMES: We got a touchscreen.
We had it Linus...
LINUS: We did, we had it too much...
You know I would have gotten a smart biometric handle for my
server room but I thought it was kind of doorky...
JAMES: You're worse than JT...
Alright so the door is done the server is installed now I just have to put the two together and
hopefully this nightmare will be over.
LINUS: Yeah, sounds good!
This is it! The fireproof, waterproof, NAS... The only problem is it
needs to go up there next to the internet box as I've been informed that
it's called I got the power adapter and cable.
JAMES: There we go!
LINUS: You guys own your own scissor lift?
Of course you do.
It's the best thing ever.
You can climb up all the
way now and then I'll pass it to you over this little gap...
LINUS: Why don't you just lift the Skyjack?!
JAMES: I-I will I'm just...
LINUS: Wow I could easily put a foot through the showroom over there.
JAMES: Yeah there's a little issue with that.
Alright!
LINUS: So because this is in a separate unit of
the building and quite far away from where the fires are normally lit, the
idea is that as long as the data is duplicated here even in the event of
some kind of an emergency or a disaster like a fire it should still be safe.
Okay- too high!
You're just showing off how high the scissor lift
goes at this point.
It would not be a problem if I accidentally knocked
out your internet for the office right?
I'm like kind of jelly right now because I don't even have one of these.
Everything here will take out your network connection so I'm sorry
but it's going down, this probably has the fastest reboot time. Huh it's fixed!
Now everything is battery backed up but not in a way I would consider to be acceptable.
JAMES: We gotta turn it on! LINUS: You want to do the honors?
Wow you went up kind of another foot when I was sort of already looking in
your direction and that harness is real junk enhancing I will say that much...
JAMES: We got flashing light!
LINUS: Oh, flashing something.
JAMES: Oh solid light, we got
status indicators we've got green LEDs I think we're good!
LINUS: In the meantime!
JAMES: We'll set it on the bottom!
LINUS: We'll put it on the bottom!
Now we need power cables and Ethernet
and Alex is probably our best bet for where to find that. Yo Alex!
Two power cords for ya'
The SSDs are running a raid z1,
so what that means is as we discussed before you could have any one of them
fail, all the data is there, zero workflow interruption and if you wanted to
upgrade it all you have to do is buy eight drives at a time and configure
more raid-z ones. If you filled this thing you could lose up to four drives
as long as each one is from a separate Vdev without losing any data.
JAMES: That's awesome!
LINUS: While Alex is setting up the software on the fireproof NAS to make sure that
those drives don't have any smart errors or anything like that, I figured you and
I could throw these into the dungeon,
Now all you have to do is make sure that one
of the new 16 terabyte drives is your parody drive because otherwise the
parody drive can limit the maximum capacity of all the other drives in unraid
and then you can continue to add drives and any mishmash of
capacities and configurations that you want and keep adding more storage.
JAMES: Awesome!
LINUS: All that's left now then is to put the
door on, I'm gonna leave that to you!
Do you need a hand?
Look at these arms, isn't that incredible?
Gorgeous!
I feel like I'm on a union job site.
Yeah good work, yeah, looks good!
JAMES: Alright! Moment of truth!
LINUS: Goo- Good job everyone!
LINUS: WOOOOW! JAMES: It's just working!
LINUS: So up at the top is pulsewave, one of the server's has been added so far so
you can see the status of the server your uptime, CPU usage, memory
availability... Super cool so that's actually the new one 45 drives right
there and then this is cool down here you've got glasswire so that's gonna be
monitoring your network activity in and out once that's reconfigured.
JAMES: Links in the description below!
Up here we have a little speaker and RGB light which is
actually connected to our home automation system we're using openhab
for interfacing with all the lights in the studio and we'll be able to-
it'll be really awesome for when we're filming certain things out there because we can
literally pull up our phone and be like alright all lights off except for this
one and stuff like that. This is actually our visualization of our Jarvis AI for
the garage and what will happen is actually when there's like an error on
the server this is actually going to change colors so it can go to yellow or red if
it's a critical thing-
LINUS: Can it get mad?!
JAMES: Yeah it will actually get more aggressive so
like when you touch it, it'll be like NYHA! Almost like Venom symbiote kind of even.
LINUS: So anyone could know if there's a problem in there? JAMES: Exactly!
LINUS: And then just
call the IT department like they would anyway.
JAMES: Maybe we'll even get this to call the IT
department itself.
Well that wraps it up thank you so much for your help Linus
really appreciate it I don't know if we could've done it without you.
But now we've got our own Jarvis!
LINUS: This has been such a blast!
JAMES: Anyways I'll just lock up the server
room with the fingerprint scanner and we can head on out.
LINUS: You didn't put the
thing in yet it's totally fake.
JAMES: Get out of here!
LINUS: See you guys...!
Alright it's been a few weeks since Linus was here helping us set up our new server we've got the
software worked out now so it's time to show you what our Jarvis can do.
Now the easiest thing to integrate into our openhab environment for Jarvis to
control is the thermostat!
Hey Jarvis it's getting kind of hot in here!
Wait a sec that's pretty cold, turn the fire on!
Alright let's get some work done.
Hey Jarvis, can you dim my lights turn, on the arc reactor, office
sign and play me some sick beats to design some things to...
Now how about security?
Hey Jarvis, initiate barn-door protocol!
I'd like to see Thanos get through that garage door!
Man, I could use a coffee...
Hey Jarvis, make me a coffee!
Now, DUM-E is actually made up of two different robots an intelligent fully
autonomous AGV from ClearPath robotics which features 3d cameras, lidar and
runs Ros the robot operating system.
It can fully 3d map the facility and we can
tell it to go anywhere!
DUM-E on the other hand is a remote-controlled arm
which could be automated in the future with more sensors.
Th-thanks DUM-E...
Hmm, just the way I like it!
And of course, Jarvis can also control
the lights. Hey Jarvis, can you turn off the lights?
Well, thanks for watching!