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journals/2025_12_11.md

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 	- 0.5.0 on track for Jan
 		- long pole is QA testing
 			- 3 resources have tests (out of 80)
-		-
 	- Metal instance testing
 		- network device state coming ack too verbose
 			- think they have a way to move forward (and return a list closert othe hCL ask)

journals/2025_12_12.md

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+- [[Morpheus/Flex]]
+	- ![image.png](../assets/image_1765551657940_0.png)
+	-
+- [[Veeam]]
+	- my updates:
+		- Haven't gotten access to telemetry yet, trying to get access to at least num. downloads of the plugin
+		- V13 testing on deck for Q2 release, once costed we can try to bring that forward
+	- Next steps
+		- Get a call setup with Neil
+		- TODO need to pull together what i can on business case [[01-05-2026]]
+			- plugin downloads
+			- num. support cases
+			- asks in
+		-
+- Ideas for improving [[share.mopheus]]
+	- user management
+		- we have a shared admin user, need full user creation
+	- fully implementsed organizations
+		- a way to group plugins and users
+		- current = only org is Morpheus, but vendors want to be able to upload their own plugins and it would say "published by"
+	- stats collection
+	- Automate release pipeline
+		- upload --> validation pipeline --> (manual approval?) --> release to website
+-

logseq/bak/journals/2025_07_11/2025-12-11T22_25_44.094Z.Desktop.md

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+- TODO followup telco legal Q from Bryan/Jeff #equinix
+	- BRyan said no update - [[07-14-2025]]
+	-
+- DONE followup ALA resrouce
+  completed:: [[07-11-2025]]
+- DONE email languange docs to Shelley
+  completed:: [[07-11-2025]]
+-
+-

logseq/bak/journals/2025_07_21/2025-07-28T13_26_12.098Z.Desktop.md

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-- Acronis Backup
-	- DONE followup Rajeev on Cheri email
-	  completed:: [[07-21-2025]] emailed rajeev
-- TODO followup simplivity
-- TODO followup thales
-	- Amir aliance manager
-	- David  = GL WW HC sales
-	- David to connect me with Amir
-- TODO rajeev deck
-	- Plugin current state slide
-	- New plugin slides
-- #Cohesity status
-	- Vish and Parissa connected with Cohesity
-	- very interested in understanding the new API
-- TODO sync with neil on lastest
-  SCHEDULED: <2025-07-22 Tue>
-	- How can we get the Thales plugin published?
-	- Current state of sustainlake,
-	- Nutanix next steps?
-- TODO create new isv update email 
-  SCHEDULED: <2025-07-25 Fri>
-	- Create template
-	- TODO Get updates from Parissa
-	- TODO Get updates from Neil
-- DONE followup SBOM for ALA
-  completed:: [[07-21-2025]] pinged Adam on slack
-  SCHEDULED: <2025-07-22 Tue>
-- TODO followup ATA plan
-  SCHEDULED: <2025-07-21 Mon>
-- TODO Japan translations
-	- sent to Makoto for review
-- TODO get translations into seismic
-- TODO sent queries to James/Phil re ISV custoemrs
--
--

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+- Acronis Backup
+- DONE followup Rajeev on Cheri email
+  completed:: [[07-21-2025]] emailed rajeev
+	- DONE send email to Cheri
+	  completed:: [[07-22-2025]]
+- DONE followup #simplivity
+  completed:: [[08-11-2025]]
+- DONE followup #thales
+  completed:: [[08-11-2025]]
+	- Amir aliance manager
+	- David  = GL WW HC sales
+	- David to connect me with Amir
+- DONE rajeev deck
+  completed:: [[08-01-2025]]
+	- Plugin current state slide
+	- New plugin slides
+- #Cohesity status
+	- Vish and Parissa connected with Cohesity
+	- very interested in understanding the new API
+- DONE sync with neil on lastest
+  completed:: [[08-04-2025]]
+  SCHEDULED: <2025-07-22 Tue>
+	- How can we get the Thales plugin published?
+	- Current state of sustainlake,
+	- Nutanix next steps?
+- DONE create new isv update email 
+  completed:: [[08-04-2025]]
+  SCHEDULED: <2025-07-25 Fri>
+	- Create template
+	- DONE Get updates from Parissa
+	  completed:: [[08-04-2025]]
+	- DONE Get updates from Neil
+	  completed:: [[07-22-2025]]
+- DONE followup SBOM for ALA
+  completed:: [[07-21-2025]] pinged Adam on slack
+  SCHEDULED: <2025-07-22 Tue>
+- TODO followup ATA plan
+  SCHEDULED: <2025-08-04 Mon>
+	- Expanded to incl Estes and Dustin
+- LATER #translations
+	- Japan  sent to Makoto for review
+	- emailed Matt Banks re getting them validated/published
+	- TODO get translations into seismic
+- DONE sent queries to James/Phil re ISV custoemrs
+  completed:: [[07-22-2025]]
+-
+-

logseq/bak/journals/2025_07_29/2025-12-11T22_25_44.101Z.Desktop.md

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+- ((688a44ae-242c-49d4-ac4b-d71308f3a079))
+- MKS / #Veeam Kasten
+	- Lab intros
+	- Q: how can we get them lab access (who's lab)
+	- Q: cna tilmans team do the validation steps?
+	-
+- #Redhat VDC $1.1M
+	-
+- Work for this week
+	- 1. Top priorities that you are working on this week
+		- Worked with Tilman and team to update the #HVM #ISV certification process updates to address prioritization of requests (i.e. which go via self-cert vs our labs) and to extend the scope of the self-testing documentaion to include 'proof' requirements for each test.
+			- DONE **Reviewed Docs created by Parissa for publishing**
+			  completed:: [[07-30-2025]]
+		- Had touchpoint with #Suse on Suse Vistruliazaion/KVM
+			- Suse very keen to proceed - next step to validate our timeline for development of required APIs/data models
+		- Had Touchpoint with #Thales acct mgr on publishing their Morpheus plugin and next steps
+		- #Morpheus #ALA updates - integration of SBOM and submission to legal
+			- Format identified and awaiting final version of 8.0.8 codebase to generate SBOM
+		- Arranged resource to assist Nutanix plugin validation update
+		- Reviewed Morpheus demo flows and confrimed access to the TR1 envirnment for conducting demos
+		- Created Morpheus plugin/integration customer facing slides
+		- Supported @Equinix workstream while Jeff Martin was out
+	- 2. Top priorities for the next week
+		- Send updated #ISV email
+			- **Updates done awaiting QA signoff**
+		- DONE Get up to speed on current strategic direction for PCCP
+		  completed:: [[07-29-2025]]
+		- TODO Begin gathering of PC Edge requirements for PCCP
+			- reviewed PRD doc
+			- meet with team
+			- **review PRD and extract Morpheus requirements**
+			- **Meet with team to review and confirm**
+		- Finalize Morpheus ALA updates - integration of updated SBOM and submission to legal
+			- **Awaiting QA approval to generate SBOM**
+		- Meet with Thales on publishing their Morpheus plugin and next steps
+		- HVM/Morpheus Threat Analysis followup/planning (weekly touchpoint)
+			- **followup call on Monday - Adam to chase DAve/Dustin to join**
+		- Understand current state of PCAI security reviews and upstream requirements
+			- **strong reqiurement for them to get ATA done for HVM Morpheus**
+		- Follow-up K8s cluster API/KubeVirt API timeline for development (ie. for Suse)
+		- Gather latest docs on Simplivity plugin details
+	- 3. Blockers/areas where you need leadership help.
+		- Approval decision for spend request to engage legal counsel re Telco requirement for Equinix

pages/Fitness/Cycling/Bikes.md

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 tags:: gearing, bikepacking
 
 - [[Gearing for stormchaser]]
--
+- [[Conquering Etiwanda Climb]]
 - Melb to Adelaide in one ride. Fixie 48/19.
   Tour Divide
   	Seven Evergreen SL (40:20T gearing)

pages/claudeoutout-64289705-d0c1-4f03-9139-a13815bc3969.md

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+# 
+Climb Pacing Strategy
+- ## Gear Comparison (38t chainring with your available cogs)
+  
+  All calculated at your actual 214W power. Shows cadence at different gradients and estimated total time.
+  
+  | Cog | Ratio | Cadence @ 3% | Cadence @ 5% | Cadence @ 7% | Cadence @ 8% | Min Cadence | Est. Time | vs Current |
+  | ---- | ---- | ---- |
+  | 14t | 2.71 | 63 rpm | 41 rpm | 30 rpm | 26 rpm | 26 rpm | 20:56 | +2:13 |
+  | 16t | 2.38 | 72 rpm | 46 rpm | 34 rpm | 30 rpm | 30 rpm | 20:56 | +2:13 |
+  | 18t | 2.11 | 82 rpm | 52 rpm | 38 rpm | 34 rpm | 34 rpm | 20:56 | +2:13 |
+  | 20t (current) | 1.90 | 91 rpm | 58 rpm | 43 rpm | 38 rpm | 38 rpm | 20:56 | — |
+  | 22t | 1.73 | 100 rpm | 64 rpm | 47 rpm | 41 rpm | 41 rpm | 20:56 | +2:13 |
+  
+  ✓ Green highlighted rows = optimal cadence range (60-90 rpm minimum)
+  
+  The gear that keeps you in this range on the steepest sections will be most efficient.
+- ## Parameters
+  
+  Rider Weight (lbs)
+  
+  Bike Weight (lbs)
+  
+  Chainring
+  
+  Rear Cog14t (38/14 = 2.71)16t (38/16 = 2.38)18t (38/18 = 2.11)20t (38/20 = 1.90) - Current22t (38/22 = 1.73)
+  
+  Target Time (mm:ss)
+- ## Target vs Actual
+  
+  YOUR BEST EFFORT
+  
+  Time:**18:43**
+  
+  Avg Power:**214W**
+  
+  Avg Speed:**9.1 mph**
+  
+  TARGET (15:08)
+  
+  Required Power:**298W**
+  
+  Avg Speed:**11.1 mph**
+  
+  GAP TO CLOSE
+  
+  Time:**-3:35 (19.1%)**
+  
+  Power:**+84W (39.3%)**
+- ## Speed Profile
+- ## Elevation & Gradient
+- ## Detailed Pacing Table
+  
+  | Distance (mi) | Elevation (ft) | Grade (%) | Speed (mph) | Cadence (rpm) | Power (W) | Time |
+  | ---- | ---- | ---- |
+  | 0.0 | 1330 | 0.0 | 0.0 | 0 | 298 | 0:00 |
+  | 0.2 | 1400 | 6.6 | 9.3 | 62 | 298 | 1:17 |
+  | 0.4 | 1450 | 4.7 | 12.6 | 84 | 298 | 2:15 |
+  | 0.6 | 1480 | 2.8 | 19.2 | 129 | 298 | 2:52 |
+  | 0.8 | 1510 | 2.8 | 19.2 | 129 | 298 | 3:30 |
+  | 1.0 | 1540 | 2.8 | 19.2 | 129 | 298 | 4:07 |
+  | 1.2 | 1570 | 2.8 | 19.2 | 129 | 298 | 4:45 |
+  | 1.4 | 1600 | 2.8 | 19.2 | 129 | 298 | 5:22 |
+  | 1.6 | 1650 | 4.7 | 12.6 | 84 | 298 | 6:19 |
+  | 1.8 | 1700 | 4.7 | 12.6 | 84 | 298 | 7:17 |
+  | 2.0 | 1750 | 4.7 | 12.6 | 84 | 298 | 8:14 |
+  | 2.2 | 1820 | 6.6 | 9.3 | 62 | 298 | 9:32 |
+  | 2.4 | 1900 | 7.6 | 8.2 | 55 | 298 | 11:00 |
+  | 2.6 | 2000 | 9.5 | 6.6 | 45 | 298 | 12:48 |
+  | 2.8 | 2130 | 12.3 | 5.2 | 35 | 298 | 15:08 |
+- ### Analysis: What Happened in Your Effort
+  
+  **Critical Issue: Speed Collapse at 39:00 mark (around mile 2.3-2.5)**
+  
+  Your speed dropped dramatically to ~7.3 mph while HR stayed at 168 bpm and cadence dropped to 46 rpm. This is where you lost significant time - you were grinding at unsustainably low cadence on the steepest section.
+  
+  **Pacing Pattern Analysis:**
+- **Start (0-26:40):** Consistent ~12-13 mph, 70-90 rpm cadence, ~150 bpm HR - good sustainable pace
+- **Middle (26:40-35:00):** Speed holding ~11-12 mph, cadence still decent 60-80 rpm, HR climbing to 160s
+- **Crisis Point (35:00-39:00):** Speed crashes to 7.3 mph, cadence drops to 46 rpm, HR maxed at 168 bpm - you hit the wall on the steepest pitch
+- **Recovery sections (gaps in data):** Appears you had to stop/soft pedal briefly, then resumed
+- **Final push (40:00+):** HR surged to 135+ but speed didn't recover - too fatigued
+  
+  **The Singlespeed Problem (38/20 gearing):**
+  
+  At 46 rpm on the steep section, you're at 60% of your average cadence. This gear is simply too tall for the 7-8% gradient sections. You're forced to:
+- Mash at very low cadence (high muscular force per pedal stroke)
+- This fatigues your legs faster than your cardiovascular system
+- Notice your HR wasn't maxed out (168 bpm vs 181 max) - your legs failed before your cardio did
+  
+  **Where Time Was Lost:**
+  
+  Comparing to target 15:08 pace:
+- First half (miles 0-1.4): Relatively close to target, maybe lost 30-45 seconds
+- Steep section (miles 1.4-2.8): Lost 2:30-3:00 here due to the speed collapse
+- The 39:00 mark crisis point alone probably cost 1:30-2:00
+- ### ⚠️ Critical Finding: Gearing is Your Biggest Limiter
+  
+  Your data clearly shows the 38/20 singlespeed forced you into an impossible situation on the steep sections. At 214W average power, you should be capable of ~10-11 mph on 7% grades with proper gearing (80-90 rpm). Instead, you were forced to 7.3 mph at 46 rpm.
+  
+  If you had gears allowing you to maintain 70+ rpm throughout:
+- You could likely sustain 230-240W instead of 214W (less muscular fatigue)
+- You wouldn't have the catastrophic slowdown at 39:00
+- Estimated time with same 214W but proper gearing: 16:30-17:15
+- With 230W + proper gearing: 15:30-16:00
+- ### Realistic Pathways to 15:08:
+  
+  **Option 1:** Switch to gears + maintain current 214W:**~17:00 (not quite there)**
+  
+  **Option 2:** Switch to gears + increase to 245W:**~15:08 ✓**
+  
+  **Option 3:** Keep singlespeed + increase to 300W+:**~15:08 (extremely difficult, cadence issues persist)**
+  
+  **Option 4:** Gears + lose 15 lbs + 230W:**~15:08 ✓**
+- ### Gearing Recommendation Based on Your Data:
+  
+  Looking at the gear comparison above with your actual 214W power output:
+- **38/14 or 38/16: TOO HARD** - You'd be spinning 90-110+ rpm on easier sections (leg speed limited, wastes energy)
+- **38/18: MARGINAL** - Better than 20t but still drops below 60 rpm on steep sections
+- **38/20: YOUR CURRENT** - Forces 46 rpm on steepest sections = catastrophic muscular fatigue
+- **38/22: BEST OPTION** - Keeps you in 60-70 rpm range on steep sections, 75-85 rpm on moderate sections
+  
+  Recommendation: Switch to 38/22 (1.73 ratio). This should save you 45-75 seconds and feel far more sustainable. You'll spin a bit faster on easy sections (85-90 rpm) but maintain viable cadence (60-65 rpm) on the steepest pitches.
+- ### Realistic Pathways to 15:08 (Updated with Cog Options):
+  
+  **Option 1:** Switch to 38/22 + maintain current 214W:**~17:45-18:00 (better but not enough)**
+  
+  **Option 2:** 38/22 + increase to 245W:**~15:15 (very close!) ✓**
+  
+  **Option 3:** 38/22 + increase to 260W:**~14:50 (beats target!) ✓✓**
+  
+  **Option 4:** Full geared bike with optimal ratios:**Even better, but 38/22 gets you close**
+- ### ⚡ Quick Win Strategy:
+  
+  **Next attempt: Use the 38/22 cog.** This single change will:
+- ✓ Prevent the catastrophic slowdown you had at 39:00 (from 46 rpm → 60-65 rpm)
+- ✓ Let you sustain power more evenly throughout the climb
+- ✓ Save 45-75 seconds immediately with no fitness change
+- ✓ Allow you to access more of your cardiovascular capacity (your HR showed room to push harder)
+  
+  Then focus training on raising your sustained power from 214W to 240-250W over the next 8-12 weeks, and 15:08 becomes very achievable.
+  
+  4