Mike Berry: Amy , it’s Mike. On your second question, so two data points for you. Cloud storage continues to be almost exactly 60% of the total and that includes, as of the end of Q2, Instaclustr and CloudCheckr which are in CloudOps. So there you see the great growth we’ve seen in cloud storage because overall, as a total number has stayed right around 60%. The other important number is we’ve talked about consumption versus subscription. As of the end of Q2, it’s pretty close to 50-50, a little bit a couple of percentage points higher for consumption. We do expect by the end of the year with that $700 million for that to get much closer to 60%, because that’s where we expect the growth across ANF, GCP and FSx, those products as well. So those are the two data points we gave you that break down that cloud ARR number.
Meta Marshall: Great. Thanks, so much.
Mike Berry: Thank you.
Operator: Our next question will come from Ananda Baruah with Loop Capital. Please go ahead.
Ananda Baruah: Hi, thanks guys for taking the question. Actually two clarifications, if I could. Mike, just the remarks you made a couple of times in the prepared comments about and this is really the clarification. FX driving sort of some portion of the guide down or whatever that context was. Could you clarify that that? And then I have a quick follow-up clarification as well.
Mike Berry: Sure, Ananda. Happy to. So that was in reference to on the Q1 call, we had given — this is directly related to EPS. We’ve given $5.50 as the midpoint. Since that time, because of the continued strengthening of the dollar and the weakening of the FX situation, the $5.40 is actually above what that number would have been on an FX-adjusted basis, that’s about $5.37. The point there being, hey, we’re seeing even in the second half with the lower outlook around revenue, we’re doing all we can around costs and other efficiencies to ensure that we continue to still drive that EPS number consistent with the number we gave you last time on the call.
Ananda Baruah: I got it. That’s super helpful. And then, the second clarification is, to one of the questions, you mentioned, you gave some context around timing of pickup and something along — well, it was sort of — that was sort of the gist of it. But I think, Mike, the comments you made, where you expect demand to come back in the second half, though you weren’t sure it was Q3 or Q4. Could you clarify that? And is it — is it fiscal Q3, Q4, or is it calendar ’23 Q3, Q4 in addition to the clarification. Thanks.
Mike Berry: Sure. So I’ve been trained and I only talk about fiscal year, calendar years. So this was second half fiscal, and that was directly related to the cloud ARR growth. So we finished at $603 million. We’ve guided end of year to $700 million. We are not going to guide Q3. We feel good about the second half because again, these are some of those — these large project-based as well as consumption. When does that flow in? Is it in our fiscal Q3 or Q4? We feel confident about the second half. There’s a little bit of nuance around whether it’s three or four, hence, we’re only doing the end of the year.
Ananda Baruah: That’s super helpful. And so, was that the same, like, that anecdotally, you guys are experiencing, and George, feel free to jump in on this too, anecdotally, you guys are — you’re experiencing a little bit of a sideways here, call it, a pause. You anticipate that it’s going to last, I guess, like in period of max six months, eight months, let’s say starts slowing mid-quarter, could last an additional six months But you do expect then pickup in some context after that. Anecdotally, is that the gist of what you guys are communicating?
