In this tutorial we'll learn how to take the output from a motion tracker app into Maya, import a 3D model to light and render, then jump into After Effects to composite it with our original footage. We'll begin the tutorial by setting up our motion tracked scene by adding the original footage and aligning everything to make working easier. We'll then bring in our 3D object and learn how to place it in our scene. We'll then learn how to create ground geometry and match the lighting in our original shot. We'll then create multiple render passes and layers to make compositing much easier. After we render, we'll jump into After Effects and learn about such topics as shadow matching, color matte usage and various techniques to match our 3D render with our live action back-plate. The end result of this course will be a final color corrected shot of our 3D object in real life. This tutorial will illustrate an example of how to use Maya and After Effects together to integrate a 3D model into live-action footage. This will allow us to place our own 3D models into real environments easier. Software required: Maya 2010 and After Effects CS4 and up for project files.

This video dives into Microsoft SQL Server's PolyBase feature for virtualizing data from Apache Hadoop and Azure Blob Storage into SQL Server. From this video you will learn how to configure SQL Server and PolyBase to connect to Azure Blob Storage, including how to make connections to public and secured blob containers. You'll also learn how to make connections to Hadoop clusters and query data that is stored in Hadoop.

Router emulation software2 H 22 M
The GNS3 Essentials short series that will help you to get GNS3 up and running so that you get networking devices virtualized so that you can simulate a lab environment or a production scenario. You will learn what is required, as well as how to install it for your best use. Using Dynamips images (Cisco IOS) and Cisco VIRL images, you'll see how to add devices to make GNS3 more functional.

Create realistic costumes and materials
In this class, we will deconstruct the materials, from their tensile strength and geometric construction to their surface properties or how they absorb and reflect light. We will work with the armature from the analytical figure drawing class and work on draw through as learned in dynamic sketching class, organizing the clothing into simple easy to use forms using the draw through approach. Other concepts we will cover include the laws of folds, the 7 different types of folds and how they happen, how movement affects the geometry of the drapery, tension points, abstractions and rhythms, rendering and much more. Be prepared to do a lot of construction and rendering.

Maintaining the Domain Name System13 H 25 M
This is your go-to guide for the practical application of DNS, the Domain Naming System. Explore topics on supporting websites, mail servers, and more.
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This course will take you through the basics as well as advanced concepts in TestNG and automation framework building.
You'll start with the basic annotations in testing, and cover test execution management and automation framework design. You'll then delve into the page object model, a modern design pattern, and Page Factory - a useful tool. As you progress, you'll cover the advanced concepts of TestNG and the annotations in it. Finally, you'll get to grips with running tests in parallel and data-driven testing.

Kubernetes is one of the highest trending technology in Cloud Computing as of today. Kubernetes had the fastest growth in job searches, over a 173% from a year before as reported recently by a survey conducted by Indeed.

You've decided to go to the cloud - great. You're about to experience tons of benefits. But how do you ensure you migrate data without losing it, corrupting it, or making it vulnerable to security threats? Check out this webinar for the key steps. We'll cover:

with OpenPGP 44 M

This course gives networking professionals a functional understanding of the BIG-IP DNS system as it is commonly used. The course covers configuration and ongoing management of the BIG-IP DNS system, and includes a combination of lecture, discussion, and hands-on labs.