Procedural shading is one of the less explored applications of Blender that holds a lot of potential and power if utilized correctly. In this comprehensive training series we will build a solid foundation of the concepts and techniques that we will use to thoroughly explore procedural shading with Blender's node-based shader editor.

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This course provides the foundational knowledge that is required to effectively design and implement an agile work management approach in Azure DevOps. You will learn about project metrics and key performance indicators, or KPIs, and how they relate to DevOps projects. The course then moves on to how to mentor team members on Agile practices, as well as in-team and cross-team collaboration You ll learn how to achieve effective collaboration through cultural changes, cross-functional team collaboration, and tooling. The course comes to an end by looking at the steps and requirements required for creating organizational structures for Agile practices

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Welcome to the Google Cloud DevOps and SREs course. This course is the second in the Google Professional Cloud DevOps Engineer certification path. If you're coming from the traditional DevOps world, or even from the general computing world, you're likely not familiar with the abbreviation SRE. SRE stands for Site Reliability Engineering and it's the Google method for realizing DevOps or, in the more formal software speak, ""class SRE implements DevOps.""

Besides SRE, this field introduces a metric ton of abbreviations: SLI, SLO, SLA - not to mention some weird-sounding phrases such as ""error budget"" and ""toil."" During this course, we'll explain what each of these terms means, how they interconnect, and how they relate to the concept of DevOps.

The SRE approach is quite the quantitative one. But don't worry - we'll explore the exact formulas you'll need to calculate baseline values for each of the key criteria. We'll help you see how Google maximizes the engineering velocity of developer teams while keeping products reliable.

In order to balance development and operations, you need to keep an eagle eye on operations. We'll dive into the various SRE strategies for monitoring reliability with special attention to alerting capabilities. Critically, we'll spend a good amount of time exploring the best way to handle the inevitable issues and incidents that are part of any service lifecycle.

And it's not just me here to help you out. My colleague, Mattias Andersson, will stop by at the end of every section for a quick recap and perhaps a slightly different perspective on the topics covered.

We recommend you have an Associate Cloud Engineer level certification before taking this course.

If the world of DevOps in general or Site Reliability Engineering specifically is new to you - whether or not you're on the certification path - be sure to take this course before diving into our development and operations offerings. It's designed to lay the foundation you'll need before you get hands-on.

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This course offers an in-depth look at VM scale sets, VM configuration management, VM storage options, and VM monitoring within Azure. We kick things off by looking at VM scale sets, vertical scaling, and horizontal scaling After that, you'll learn about the tools used for configuration management, as well as how to deploy software using VM extensions and how to deploy an Azure PowerShell DSC Configuration

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