Blueprint 2 Sample

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OnJuly 11, 2026, Blueprints (Preview) will be deprecated. Migrate your existing blueprint definitions and assignments to Template Specs and Deployment Stacks. Blueprint artifacts are to be converted to ARM JSON templates or Bicep files used to define deployment stacks. To learn how to author an artifact as an ARM resource, see:

Describes a coordinate system where architectural complexity is on the X axis and compliance requirements are on the Y axis. As architectural complexity and compliance requirements increase, adopt standard Blueprint samples from the portal designated in region E. For customers getting started with Azure use Cloud Adoption Framework (C A F) based Foundation and Landing Zone blueprints designated by region A and B. The remaining space is attributed to custom blueprints created by customers are partners for regions C, D, and F.

The CAF foundation and the CAF Migrate landing zone blueprints assume that the customer is preparingan existing clean single subscription for migrating on-premises assets and workloads in to Azure.(Region A and B in the figure).

There's an opportunity to iterate on the sample blueprints and look for patterns of customizationsthat a customer is applying. There is also an opportunity to proactively address blueprints that areindustry-specific like financial services and e-commerce (top end of Region B). Similarly, weenvision building blueprints for complex architectural considerations like, multiple subscriptions,high availability, cross region resources and customers who are implementing controls over existingsubscriptions and resources (Region C and D).

There are sample blueprints that address customer scenario where the compliance requirements arehigh and the architectural complexities are high (Region E in the figure). Region F in the figure isone that is addressed by customers and partners who are applying the sample blueprints andcustomizing each for their unique needs.

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Hey guys, as the title suggests any and all blueprint events seem to treat the Anti Alias subsampling in Movie Render Queue when using Temporal samples - each sample is like an engine tick, and therefore if each frame is rendered with 8 samples and then played in sequence, animations for things like spawned niagara systems in blueprint or weather systems accelerate absurdly.

Blueprint Courses were introduced with the June 24, 2017 release and are one of the coolest features introduced by Canvas, in this writer's humble opinion. As an administrator, I thought it was a no-brainer to turn it on immediately on our campus. (It must be enabled by your Canvas administrator first.) When I enthusiastically outlined the features and functionality shortly afterwards to our entire faculty via email, the response can pretty much be summarized by this sound. Of course, it was in the middle of summer. So I must begin with this....

I'm rather anal about testing out new releases that I think will benefit my institution, as most Canvas administrators likely are, so I tested and re-tested things every way I could, courtesy of my ability (as an administrator) to create a few sample course sites and play around with varying faculty logins. Even if my own faculty may not yet be taking advantage of blueprint courses, I figured I could at least share some of what I discovered with the Community. I share the concern expressed here by cms_hickss regarding a good way to sell this feature to faculty, especially when compared to Canvas Commons. But the ability to "push out" material to an assortment of classes is awesome, especially to help those people who are not good about importing Commons material on their own.

For instructors of blueprint courses (the templates, as it were, not the associated courses), these pages from the guides are exclusively on blueprint courses, though blueprint courses come up in other places, as well:

For instructors of the courses associated with blueprint courses (the "destination" courses) your primary point of reference is How do I manage a course associated with a blueprint course as an instructor?

Blueprint courses are well-named, because--like a house or anything designed with a blueprint--planning is critical, as is communication. Blueprint course instructors/designers wield a bit of extra power in their ability to "push" things out to other course sites, and virtually unannounced. Any issues that arise could likely have been nipped in the bud immediately with proper planning or communication. Therefore, everyone involved in the process should be sure to update their notification settings to ensure they are receiving timely updates, given that the Blueprint Sync notification setting became a newly-listed arrival on the notification screen.

While a few of the scenarios outlined below may cause one to shy away from blueprint courses altogether--don't! This is truly an amazing addition to Canvas. It will be good, for example, for ensuring any sub-account outcomes get embedded in courses so that the individual faculty do not have to add them in on their own. (Yes, I tested this.) While it's true embedded rubrics cannot be locked, as several pointed out early on when this feature was released, just being able to get them out to instructors is a plus.

But like a real architect you hire to design something, you will want to make sure you have the right person as the instructor of a blueprint course. As they say, "with great power comes great responsibility."1 And that power, as it were, comes in the hands of the architect...the blueprint course instructor/designer. This blog entry is designed primarily for them, but really for anyone ready to take full advantage of this great feature.

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