Microservices are the increasingly popular software architecture choices when creating a new application, but what about existing applications? Does it make sense to split them up into microservices? And how would you go about breaking up monolithic applications? In this course, Daniel Khan covers effective approaches for adopting microservices, taking a high-level look at the fundamentals without getting into programming languages, container runtimes, Kubernetes, or other technical minutiae. Instead, he takes a holistic approach to give you a general understanding of the technical and organizational challenges you need to address in order to successfully re-architect your existing platforms to microservices.

Lynda - Leading Yourself
https://www.lynda.com/Business-tutorials/Leading-Yourself-2020/2848323-2.html
Before you can effectively lead others, you need to lead yourself. In this course, learn how to manage your mindset, behaviors, and workplace relationships to help you stand out in your organization and in your industry as a leader. Whether you're on the management track or you're an individual contributor, authors and leadership experts Lisa Earle McLeod and Elizabeth Lotardo can help you take charge of your own learning. They explain when and where you need to be leading yourself, as well as how to track your goals, take charge of your own development, and even give yourself a performance review. Plus, learn tips for motivating yourself, leading your peers, and managing your boss.

Lynda - Excel Quick Tips

https://www.lynda.com/Excel-tutorials/Excel-Quick-Tips-2021/2873144-2.html
The most common questions about using Excel now have timely video answers. This set of quick tips provides helpful, condensed steps you can readily apply to keep on task—whether you're running calculations, setting up a new workbook, fixing a sheet you received, or getting tables ready for presentation. Each video is about one minute long, so you can jump in and get some helpful insights in no time.

Lynda - Photogrammetry for Product Design and AEC

https://www.lynda.com/Meshroom-tutorials/Photogrammetry-Product-Design-AEC/2835074-2.html
Photogrammetry is the process of creating a three-dimensional structure from a series of photographs. It harnesses computational power to align a series of 360-degree photos into a point cloud that can be used to create a mesh suitable for use in CAD software. In this course, instructor Chris Reilly shows you the fundamentals of photogrammetry, how to set up your photo session, how to photograph objects both large and small, and more. Chris walks you through how to choose a camera and lens and how to plan your photogrammetry captures. Next, Chris covers how to install Metashape photogrammetry software on your computer and how to import images. He steps you through how to align photo sets, generate dense point clouds, and build a polygon mesh in Metashape. Chris demonstrates several common post-processing operations that can help you get your best results and concludes by explaining how to export a watertight mesh in a format suitable for 3D printing.

Lynda - SharePoint Online Essential Training: The Basics

https://www.lynda.com/SharePoint-Online-tutorials/SharePoint-Online-Essential-Training-Basics/2849032-2.html
SharePoint Online is a powerful collaboration platform that leverages the power of the cloud. With one tool, you can create, save, share, and sync documents in real time. Learn how to best use SharePoint Online for business collaboration and document management in this training course with Gini von Courter. Gini takes you on a tour of the interface, including SharePoint sites. She shows how to create, edit, and save documents; work with libraries and list apps; and integrate SharePoint with other Microsoft 365 apps. Plus, learn how to take SharePoint on the go with SharePoint Online on your mobile device.

Lynda - Matterport 3D Scanning and Visualization

https://www.lynda.com/Matterport-tutorials/Matterport-3D-Scanning-Visualization-REVISION/2855000-2.html
Matterport has quickly become the new standard for online virtual tours and immersive 3D content for real estate and architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC). With a relatively short learning curve, Matterport users can create amazing results on day one. In this course, Paul Tice walks you through the Matterport setup process and straight through creating your first project. Explore the Workspace interface and best practices for field scanning operations, and take a dive into many other creative applications with this innovative 3D technology, including VR experience design. Plus, learn how to become a Matterport Channel Partner to market your business to clients, and participate in the Matterport community.

Lynda - PowerShell 7 Essential Training

https://www.lynda.com/PowerShell-tutorials/PowerShell-7-Essential-Training/2871171-2.html
PowerShell is a great tool for managing core infrastructure, general server and client administration, specific Windows services, and even elements of Azure. Jump-start your career and your IT environment by learning to use the latest version, PowerShell 7. Instructor Liam Cleary shows you how to ensure you’re using the administrator option in PowerShell, how to modify the PowerShell console, and how to choose a development environment. He introduces new features in PowerShell 7 and walks you through how to use PowerShell modules. Liam explains how to choose and execute commands, how to use variables, and how to create and manage objects. He steps you through how to enable the execution of scripts, how to create a reusable script, and how to create parameters. Liam covers different commands to use and how to execute them, then goes into when to use javascript Object Notation (JSON) and how to import it. In conclusion, he discusses when to use remoting and the implications of doing so.

https://www.lynda.com/Pro-Tools-tutorials/Creating-Short-Film-12-Audio/129029-2.html
Given that film is, at its heart, a visual medium, you might assume that video is more important than audio. However, in some ways, audio can be more important than video. You would probably watch a movie that had subpar picture quality but good audio, but could you sit through a film that had a clear picture with audio that was full of hisses, pops, inaudible dialog, and terrible music? In part 12 of his Creating a Short Film series, Chad Perkins focuses on the importance of audio, covering topics like recording audio on set, composing and recording the score, sound design, and mixing. Chad addresses a wide variety of artistic, technical, and interpersonal issues that may arise when dealing with audio choices, from what kind of mics to use to which personnel to hire. As Chad illustrates in this course, enhancing the audio of your film can make a huge difference in the impact it has on the people who see it.