<commit_before>#!/bin/bash

sleep 5
say -v Samantha "Hello guys, this is <NAME> from the task cluster team. Today I will be talking to you about the Task Cluster generic worker."
sleep 2
say -v Samantha "The generic worker currently supports running tasks under Windows. This is in contrast to the docker worker, which is used for running tasks under linux."
sleep 1
say -v Samantha "The purpose of this tutorial is to dive straight in, to see how to create a task to run on the generic worker via the Task Creator."
sleep 1
say -v Samantha "Please see the other tutorials in this series for related topics, such as:"
sleep 0.5
say -v Daniel "how to create a new windows A M I [[slnc 50]] to run your task cluster tasks"
sleep 1.3
say -v Daniel "how to set up a new worker type that uses your new windows A M I"
sleep 0.5
say -v Samantha "This talk simply shows how to manually trigger a windows task via the Task Creator."
sleep 1.5
say -v Karen "So guys, without further ado, let's open up the Task Creator."
sleep 3
say -v Samantha "tools dot task cluster dot net [[slnc 200]] offers an array of tools which can be used to interface with Taskcluster."
say -v Samantha "Please note that these tools are simple web interfaces around the formal APIs that Taskcluster exposes. These APIs can also be called programmatically."
sleep 1
say -v Samantha "Therefore anything you can do via tools dot task cluster dot net, you can also automate."
say -v Samantha "Please see the separate talk on "
say -v "Pipe Organ" "Taskcluster Clients"
say -v Daniel "Did you say Taskcluster Clients?"
say -v "Pipe Organ" "yes"
say -v Samantha "to find out how you can interact with Taskcluster APIs from your own programs."
sleep 1
say -v Samantha "Let's jump straight in, and go to the Task Creator."<commit_msg>Work in progress...<commit_after>#!/bin/bash

say -v Samantha "Hello guys, this is <NAME> from the task cluster team. Today I will be talking to you about the Task Cluster generic worker."
sleep 2
say -v Samantha "The generic worker currently supports running tasks under Windows. This is in contrast to the docker worker, which is used for running tasks under linux."
sleep 1
say -v Samantha "The purpose of this tutorial is to dive straight in, to see how to create a task to run on the generic worker via the Task Creator."
sleep 1
say -v Samantha "Please see the other tutorials in this series for related topics, such as:"
sleep 0.5
say -v Daniel "how to create a new windows A M I [[slnc 50]] to run your task cluster tasks"
sleep 1.3
say -v Daniel "how to set up a new worker type that uses your new windows A M I"
sleep 0.5
say -v Samantha "This talk simply shows how to manually trigger a windows task via the Task Creator."
sleep 1.5
say -v Karen "So guys, without further ado, let's open up the Task Creator."
sleep 3
say -v Samantha "tools dot task cluster dot net [[slnc 200]] offers an array of tools which can be used to interface with Taskcluster."
say -v Samantha "Please note that these tools are simple web interfaces around the formal APIs that Taskcluster exposes. These APIs can also be called programmatically."
sleep 1
say -v Samantha "Therefore anything you can do via tools dot task cluster dot net, you can also automate."
say -v Samantha "Please see the separate talk on "
say -v "Pipe Organ" "Taskcluster Clients"
say -v Daniel "Did you say Taskcluster Clients?"
say -v "Pipe Organ" "yes"
say -v Samantha "to find out how you can interact with Taskcluster APIs from your own programs."
sleep 1
say -v Samantha "Let's jump straight in, and go to the Task Creator."
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