Aaron, do you want to give like a 30-second overview of what Kubernetes and Docker, those container ideas are? We get a lot of people who are from the facility side who probably might be Googling those terms right now just to understand what those are.

Yeah, yeah, that's a great point.

What a container does in the Docker environment is they're all independent and self-sufficient.

And they're not, if you do something to one application that's running on one piece of hardware, it's not going to impact other applications.

It's designed to be very portable, but also very resilient.

So a good example, I do a lot of Niagara, deal with a lot of Niagara stuff.

I did a lot of Niagara stuff.

How can the idea of edge processing help? And what is the reality given that hardware or those hardware limitations? Can it help? Or will it be bottlenecked by some of these devices and this hardware?