This document provides an agenda for a SharePoint Saturday event on building a scalable SharePoint platform. The agenda includes discussions on scoping strategy, logical and physical architectures, taxonomies, technical requirements, and best practices. The event will feature presentations from Scott Hoag and Dan Usher on their experience with SharePoint implementations.
This document summarizes a presentation on the pitfalls of migrating to SharePoint 2010. The presentation covers topics such as migration vs upgrade, authentication changes, consolidation considerations, content assessment, and preparing for user adoption. It provides guidance on planning a migration including evaluating third party tools, authentication configurations, and ensuring user buy-in through training. The goal is to help organizations successfully migrate from previous versions of SharePoint to SharePoint 2010.
SPSDenver - Wrapping Your Head Around the SharePoint BeastMark Rackley
This document provides an overview of SharePoint and the path to becoming a SharePoint developer. It discusses why organizations implement SharePoint, defines common terminology, and reviews the logical architecture and taxonomy. It outlines the various roles in SharePoint development from end users to administrators to developers. It also discusses tools, debugging, deployment, and the importance of the SharePoint community.
Despite the hype, there is still a lot of confusion and misunderstanding surrounding metadata in SharePoint Server 2010. We cover Managed Metadata starting with the planning phase through implementation, and provide tips on how to make it successful in your organization. We will also discuss the direction of managed metadata in the near future.
•Planning – where to start, who to talk to, planning guides
•Creating Metadata/how-to
•Explanation of the parts; Defining and comparing keywords, content types, tagging, and metadata and when to use each
•Different ways to use Metadata in your site
•How it drives search results
•How metadata is utilized in User Profiles
•Tips and Tricks
WISPUG - Fun with SharePoint MigrationsBrian Caauwe
Whether you are planning on upgrading to SharePoint 2016 or moving to the cloud, transitioning from one version to another has many moving parts that tend to bring out the worst in your SharePoint environment. This session will give you information on:
• How to prepare yourself BEFORE you spin up your new environment or buy that Office 365 licensing
• Different migration patterns and why you may want to use these different methods
• How to prepare yourself for life after migration, which won't include updating your resume.
The slides from Michael Blumenthal's and Jack Fruh's "Be a Hero with PowerShell" workshop at SharePoint fest, a comprehensive introduction to using PowerShell with SharePoint.
This document discusses data sources in SharePoint 2010. It provides an overview of the new features including support for REST web services and external content types. It compares the user interface for configuring data sources between SharePoint 2007 and 2010. The document also covers troubleshooting data sources, debugging techniques, and recommendations for when to use different data source options like SQL, XML, or REST based on usage scenarios.
SharePoint 2010 for Business, Intranet Leadership ForumKathy Hughes
The document contains an agenda and presentation materials for a SharePoint 2010 preparedness forum for business stakeholders. The presentation covers the business case for upgrading to SharePoint 2010, key new features, system requirements, licensing, and considerations for upgrading from SharePoint 2007. It emphasizes targeting the business needs and benefits rather than just the technical capabilities when making the case to stakeholders.
This document summarizes a presentation on the pitfalls of migrating to SharePoint 2010. The presentation covers topics such as migration vs upgrade, authentication changes, consolidation considerations, content assessment, and preparing for user adoption. It provides guidance on planning a migration including evaluating third party tools, authentication configurations, and ensuring user buy-in through training. The goal is to help organizations successfully migrate from previous versions of SharePoint to SharePoint 2010.
SPSDenver - Wrapping Your Head Around the SharePoint BeastMark Rackley
This document provides an overview of SharePoint and the path to becoming a SharePoint developer. It discusses why organizations implement SharePoint, defines common terminology, and reviews the logical architecture and taxonomy. It outlines the various roles in SharePoint development from end users to administrators to developers. It also discusses tools, debugging, deployment, and the importance of the SharePoint community.
Despite the hype, there is still a lot of confusion and misunderstanding surrounding metadata in SharePoint Server 2010. We cover Managed Metadata starting with the planning phase through implementation, and provide tips on how to make it successful in your organization. We will also discuss the direction of managed metadata in the near future.
•Planning – where to start, who to talk to, planning guides
•Creating Metadata/how-to
•Explanation of the parts; Defining and comparing keywords, content types, tagging, and metadata and when to use each
•Different ways to use Metadata in your site
•How it drives search results
•How metadata is utilized in User Profiles
•Tips and Tricks
WISPUG - Fun with SharePoint MigrationsBrian Caauwe
Whether you are planning on upgrading to SharePoint 2016 or moving to the cloud, transitioning from one version to another has many moving parts that tend to bring out the worst in your SharePoint environment. This session will give you information on:
• How to prepare yourself BEFORE you spin up your new environment or buy that Office 365 licensing
• Different migration patterns and why you may want to use these different methods
• How to prepare yourself for life after migration, which won't include updating your resume.
The slides from Michael Blumenthal's and Jack Fruh's "Be a Hero with PowerShell" workshop at SharePoint fest, a comprehensive introduction to using PowerShell with SharePoint.
This document discusses data sources in SharePoint 2010. It provides an overview of the new features including support for REST web services and external content types. It compares the user interface for configuring data sources between SharePoint 2007 and 2010. The document also covers troubleshooting data sources, debugging techniques, and recommendations for when to use different data source options like SQL, XML, or REST based on usage scenarios.
SharePoint 2010 for Business, Intranet Leadership ForumKathy Hughes
The document contains an agenda and presentation materials for a SharePoint 2010 preparedness forum for business stakeholders. The presentation covers the business case for upgrading to SharePoint 2010, key new features, system requirements, licensing, and considerations for upgrading from SharePoint 2007. It emphasizes targeting the business needs and benefits rather than just the technical capabilities when making the case to stakeholders.
The Path through SharePoint MigrationsBrian Caauwe
The document discusses planning for a SharePoint migration. It covers establishing a migration team, communicating the plan to stakeholders, surveying the current farm for customizations, and testing the migration process including customizations. The testing phase is emphasized to find issues early when migrating to the new SharePoint version using real customer data and fully evaluating the upgrade process.
SharePoint Saturday Kansas 2015 - Building Killer Office365 Public SitesBrian Culver
Brian Culver gave a presentation on building a public site on Office 365. He discussed Office 365 licensing and the features available in different plans. He demonstrated how to enable a public site and apply branding using composed looks and Design Manager. Culver also covered limitations of public sites and how to upgrade a site. The presentation included information on responsive design, useful resources, and enabling Office 365 updates. Questions were taken at the end.
The document provides an overview of SharePoint, including what it is, the key products and technologies that compose it, and the differences between Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS). It discusses that SharePoint is a central enterprise information portal for collaboration and sharing data. WSS is the free platform that MOSS is built on top of, with MOSS providing additional functionalities for a cost. The choice between WSS and MOSS depends on project budget and needs for extra features.
WF 103 - Build scalable SharePoint 2013 Staged Workflows to run locally and i...Brian Culver
SharePoint 2013 now supports two workflow platforms. We will walk through using the two workflow platforms and how they are different. We will configure the SharePoint 2013 Workflow Manager and build a workflow that can run locally and in the Azure cloud seamlessly.
Attendee Takeaways:
1. Understanding both of the SharePoint 2013 Workflow architectures.
2. Learn to setup and configure the SharePoint 2013 Workflow Manager.
3. Learn to build staged workflows and run them in the local or the Microsoft Azure cloud.
http://www.sharepointfest.com/Chicago/agenda/283-wf103
This document provides an overview and agenda for administering Microsoft SharePoint 2010. It discusses the common dilemma administrators face in taking on SharePoint responsibilities in addition to other roles. The agenda covers architecture, design, installation, upgrade, support functions like monitoring, backup, and optimization. It also addresses customization topics like content administration and best practices.
The document discusses Oracle Application Express (APEX) 4.0. It highlights new features in APEX 4.0 including websheets, dynamic actions, plug-ins, improved charting and maps, team development tools, RESTful web services, and an improved application builder. It also discusses how the company PAETEC uses APEX for their service lifecycle management product and notes the growing momentum and community around APEX.
Programming the Power Behind SharePoint Designer Workflow by Chris Beckett - ...SPTechCon
The document provides an overview and agenda for a presentation on understanding and extending SharePoint Designer workflows. It summarizes the key capabilities and architecture of SharePoint 2010 and 2013 workflows, and how to extend workflows using custom activities, web services, and other methods. The presentation also discusses recommended extensibility approaches and provides additional resources for learning more.
SharePointFest 2013 Washington DC - WF 204 - Build scalable SharePoint 2013 S...Brian Culver
SharePoint 2013 now supports two workflow platforms. We will walk through using the two workflow platforms and how they are different. We will configure the SharePoint 2013 Workflow Manager and build a workflow that can run locally and in the Azure cloud seamlessly.
Challenges of Simple Documents: When Basic isn't so Basic - Cassandra Targett...Lucidworks
This document discusses challenges in providing search capabilities for the Apache Solr Reference Guide content. It explores indexing the reference guide content stored in HTML format using the bin/post tool and Apache Solr's ExtractingRequestHandler. It also considers using Lucidworks' Site Search hosted service as an alternative. While both options face challenges due to the source content structure, Site Search provides a quicker path to basic search functionality for the reference guide.
Automating SQL Server Database Creation for SharePointTalbott Crowell
This document discusses automating SQL Server database creation for SharePoint. It covers planning for document storage, including structuring data across site collections and content databases. A sample solution is presented that partitions data by year into separate content databases to optimize manageability. Other considerations for large-scale document storage with SharePoint like search indexing, backups, and future tools are also covered.
This document outlines an agenda for a talk on practical Rails development. The agenda will focus on RESTful Rails and additional bonuses, and will not cover testing, databases, security, caching and scaling, or internationalization. It provides an overview of Rails, describing it as an open-source web framework using the Model-View-Controller pattern to develop database-backed web applications in a pure-Ruby environment.
Level: 200
Track: IT Pro, Developer
SharePoint 2013 has FAST search built into its core fabric. New site templates and web parts have been added to allow you to build search driven applications. Through these search web parts, we can cross site collection boundaries to surface information, improve navigation and create a seamless experience across the different sites, site collection and web application. We will also demonstrate how to use cross site publishing to leverage multiple content sources. We also discuss several approaches for publishing internet sites.
Attendee Takeaways:
1. Understanding how to work with the Product Catalog site template in SharePoint 2013
2. Learn to setup and configure cross site publishing
3. Learn to add responsive design to your site
SharePoint Server 2013 Farm Architecture and Performance by Ben Curry - SPTec...SPTechCon
This document provides an overview of SharePoint Server 2013 farm architecture and performance planning. It discusses farm topology options, web application and service application architectures. It also covers capacity planning best practices like monitoring tools, hardware sizing, database limits and search scaling. The presentation aims to help architects design high performance farms that meet service level targets.
Configuring SharePoint 2013 for BI scenariosSPC Adriatics
Configuring SharePoint 2013 for BI is not just clicking next in the configuration wizard but it needs some special attention with configuring service applications and of course we cannot forget about configuring Kerberos delegation.
We take a look at configuring PerformancePoint, PowerPivot, Reporting Services in SharePoint integrated mode and everything you need to know to successfully configure BI services.
Here are the key components of the new Analytics Platform in SharePoint 2013:
1. Event collection - Events like page views, clicks, etc. are collected from various sources.
2. Filtering and normalization - Events are filtered to remove unwanted data like from bots. Relevant events are normalized into a standard format.
3. Processing and storage - Analyzed events are stored in the reporting database and search index for reporting and relevance.
4. Analytics processing jobs - Periodic jobs examine event data to calculate metrics like popularity based on views and clicks.
5. Reporting - Dashboards, reports and search features use the processed analytics data to show popularity, recommendations, and insights.
SharePoint 2016 Adoption - Lessons Learned and Advanced TroubleshootingJohn Calvert
This document discusses lessons learned and advanced troubleshooting techniques for SharePoint 2016 adoption. It covers improvements and regressions in SharePoint 2016, including improvements to drag and drop functionality and search synonym weighting, as well as regressions in retrieving crawled user properties via PowerShell. It also discusses the differences between the farm account and administrator account, issues with FQDN vs non-FQDN URLs, and advanced troubleshooting tools like the ULS viewer, PowerShell, browser developer tools, and third-party tools. Specific troubleshooting examples addressed include issues with the Central Administration site and BDC service application configuration.
This document provides an overview of Java programming courses offered by Baluja Labs located in New Delhi, India. The courses include Core Java (1.5 months, Rs. 7500), Advanced Java with projects (3 months, Rs. 15000), JSP/Servlet/Hibernate/JavaScript (2 months, Rs. 7500), and Struts/EJB/Springs/AJAX (2 months, Rs. 7500). The document also lists highlights of Baluja Labs courses such as consistent classroom guidance, study materials, mock tests, one-on-one attention, time-bound completion, experienced faculty, small batch sizes, weekend batches, weekly tests, and accommodation for outstation students
BEST INSTITUTE FOR IT COURSES, UGC DEGREES IN DELHI
Baluja Institute is a trusted name in the Field of IT Courses.
Highlights:
1. Exhaustive Course Content.
2. Separate specialized teachers.
3. Focus on tricks and short cuts
4. Revision of the course after the course coverage in planned manner
5. Student-friendly faculty members, always available to guide you.
Salient Features:
1. Innovative & conceptual Techniques.
2. Best Teaching Methods.
3. Interactive Atmosphere of Class Room.
4. Concise & structured study material.
5. Batches by working professionals.
6. Individual Tips for Skill Development.
For Demo classes & Fresh batches inquiry Visit our website
https://www.balujalabs.in/
Baluja Institute of Technology & Management
Call: +91 90155 96280, +91 93135 65406, +91 92121 29290
A1/17, Janak Puri, Main, opposite Metro Pillar No 636, Delhi, 110058
This document appears to be a brochure from Baluja Labs that provides information about their Java programming courses. It lists Core Java and Advanced Java courses that cover topics like the Java language basics, OOP concepts, collections, exceptions, threads, JDBC, JSP, Servlets, Hibernate, Spring and more. It also provides details on the course duration, fees and highlights classroom guidance, study material, faculty experience and batch sizes. The brochure concludes by listing some educational web portals that have been developed by Baluja Labs.
The document summarizes the key features of a business collaboration platform. It discusses sites, content organization, communities, newsfeeds, file storage, search capabilities, business insights, workflows, and the overall capabilities of SharePoint 2013 for collaboration across an organization. The platform allows users to create intranets and digital workspaces to share and organize content and work together on projects.
PanMedia PamNEWS: Aktuální výsledky výzkumů Mediaprojekt a RadioprojektPanMedia Western Praha
V pátek 7. května byly zveřejněny aktuální výsledky výzkumů Mediaprojekt a Radioprojekt. My vám předkládáme ty nejzajímavější informace, které v obou výzkumech můžete nalézt.
The document discusses implementing an effective governance plan for Microsoft SharePoint. It defines governance and outlines challenges related to IT, information, and application management. It then describes the key elements of a SharePoint governance plan including roles, policies, and tools to support governance. The document emphasizes using third party tools to help scale governance capabilities for large implementations.
The Path through SharePoint MigrationsBrian Caauwe
The document discusses planning for a SharePoint migration. It covers establishing a migration team, communicating the plan to stakeholders, surveying the current farm for customizations, and testing the migration process including customizations. The testing phase is emphasized to find issues early when migrating to the new SharePoint version using real customer data and fully evaluating the upgrade process.
SharePoint Saturday Kansas 2015 - Building Killer Office365 Public SitesBrian Culver
Brian Culver gave a presentation on building a public site on Office 365. He discussed Office 365 licensing and the features available in different plans. He demonstrated how to enable a public site and apply branding using composed looks and Design Manager. Culver also covered limitations of public sites and how to upgrade a site. The presentation included information on responsive design, useful resources, and enabling Office 365 updates. Questions were taken at the end.
The document provides an overview of SharePoint, including what it is, the key products and technologies that compose it, and the differences between Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS). It discusses that SharePoint is a central enterprise information portal for collaboration and sharing data. WSS is the free platform that MOSS is built on top of, with MOSS providing additional functionalities for a cost. The choice between WSS and MOSS depends on project budget and needs for extra features.
WF 103 - Build scalable SharePoint 2013 Staged Workflows to run locally and i...Brian Culver
SharePoint 2013 now supports two workflow platforms. We will walk through using the two workflow platforms and how they are different. We will configure the SharePoint 2013 Workflow Manager and build a workflow that can run locally and in the Azure cloud seamlessly.
Attendee Takeaways:
1. Understanding both of the SharePoint 2013 Workflow architectures.
2. Learn to setup and configure the SharePoint 2013 Workflow Manager.
3. Learn to build staged workflows and run them in the local or the Microsoft Azure cloud.
http://www.sharepointfest.com/Chicago/agenda/283-wf103
This document provides an overview and agenda for administering Microsoft SharePoint 2010. It discusses the common dilemma administrators face in taking on SharePoint responsibilities in addition to other roles. The agenda covers architecture, design, installation, upgrade, support functions like monitoring, backup, and optimization. It also addresses customization topics like content administration and best practices.
The document discusses Oracle Application Express (APEX) 4.0. It highlights new features in APEX 4.0 including websheets, dynamic actions, plug-ins, improved charting and maps, team development tools, RESTful web services, and an improved application builder. It also discusses how the company PAETEC uses APEX for their service lifecycle management product and notes the growing momentum and community around APEX.
Programming the Power Behind SharePoint Designer Workflow by Chris Beckett - ...SPTechCon
The document provides an overview and agenda for a presentation on understanding and extending SharePoint Designer workflows. It summarizes the key capabilities and architecture of SharePoint 2010 and 2013 workflows, and how to extend workflows using custom activities, web services, and other methods. The presentation also discusses recommended extensibility approaches and provides additional resources for learning more.
SharePointFest 2013 Washington DC - WF 204 - Build scalable SharePoint 2013 S...Brian Culver
SharePoint 2013 now supports two workflow platforms. We will walk through using the two workflow platforms and how they are different. We will configure the SharePoint 2013 Workflow Manager and build a workflow that can run locally and in the Azure cloud seamlessly.
Challenges of Simple Documents: When Basic isn't so Basic - Cassandra Targett...Lucidworks
This document discusses challenges in providing search capabilities for the Apache Solr Reference Guide content. It explores indexing the reference guide content stored in HTML format using the bin/post tool and Apache Solr's ExtractingRequestHandler. It also considers using Lucidworks' Site Search hosted service as an alternative. While both options face challenges due to the source content structure, Site Search provides a quicker path to basic search functionality for the reference guide.
Automating SQL Server Database Creation for SharePointTalbott Crowell
This document discusses automating SQL Server database creation for SharePoint. It covers planning for document storage, including structuring data across site collections and content databases. A sample solution is presented that partitions data by year into separate content databases to optimize manageability. Other considerations for large-scale document storage with SharePoint like search indexing, backups, and future tools are also covered.
This document outlines an agenda for a talk on practical Rails development. The agenda will focus on RESTful Rails and additional bonuses, and will not cover testing, databases, security, caching and scaling, or internationalization. It provides an overview of Rails, describing it as an open-source web framework using the Model-View-Controller pattern to develop database-backed web applications in a pure-Ruby environment.
Level: 200
Track: IT Pro, Developer
SharePoint 2013 has FAST search built into its core fabric. New site templates and web parts have been added to allow you to build search driven applications. Through these search web parts, we can cross site collection boundaries to surface information, improve navigation and create a seamless experience across the different sites, site collection and web application. We will also demonstrate how to use cross site publishing to leverage multiple content sources. We also discuss several approaches for publishing internet sites.
Attendee Takeaways:
1. Understanding how to work with the Product Catalog site template in SharePoint 2013
2. Learn to setup and configure cross site publishing
3. Learn to add responsive design to your site
SharePoint Server 2013 Farm Architecture and Performance by Ben Curry - SPTec...SPTechCon
This document provides an overview of SharePoint Server 2013 farm architecture and performance planning. It discusses farm topology options, web application and service application architectures. It also covers capacity planning best practices like monitoring tools, hardware sizing, database limits and search scaling. The presentation aims to help architects design high performance farms that meet service level targets.
Configuring SharePoint 2013 for BI scenariosSPC Adriatics
Configuring SharePoint 2013 for BI is not just clicking next in the configuration wizard but it needs some special attention with configuring service applications and of course we cannot forget about configuring Kerberos delegation.
We take a look at configuring PerformancePoint, PowerPivot, Reporting Services in SharePoint integrated mode and everything you need to know to successfully configure BI services.
Here are the key components of the new Analytics Platform in SharePoint 2013:
1. Event collection - Events like page views, clicks, etc. are collected from various sources.
2. Filtering and normalization - Events are filtered to remove unwanted data like from bots. Relevant events are normalized into a standard format.
3. Processing and storage - Analyzed events are stored in the reporting database and search index for reporting and relevance.
4. Analytics processing jobs - Periodic jobs examine event data to calculate metrics like popularity based on views and clicks.
5. Reporting - Dashboards, reports and search features use the processed analytics data to show popularity, recommendations, and insights.
SharePoint 2016 Adoption - Lessons Learned and Advanced TroubleshootingJohn Calvert
This document discusses lessons learned and advanced troubleshooting techniques for SharePoint 2016 adoption. It covers improvements and regressions in SharePoint 2016, including improvements to drag and drop functionality and search synonym weighting, as well as regressions in retrieving crawled user properties via PowerShell. It also discusses the differences between the farm account and administrator account, issues with FQDN vs non-FQDN URLs, and advanced troubleshooting tools like the ULS viewer, PowerShell, browser developer tools, and third-party tools. Specific troubleshooting examples addressed include issues with the Central Administration site and BDC service application configuration.
This document provides an overview of Java programming courses offered by Baluja Labs located in New Delhi, India. The courses include Core Java (1.5 months, Rs. 7500), Advanced Java with projects (3 months, Rs. 15000), JSP/Servlet/Hibernate/JavaScript (2 months, Rs. 7500), and Struts/EJB/Springs/AJAX (2 months, Rs. 7500). The document also lists highlights of Baluja Labs courses such as consistent classroom guidance, study materials, mock tests, one-on-one attention, time-bound completion, experienced faculty, small batch sizes, weekend batches, weekly tests, and accommodation for outstation students
BEST INSTITUTE FOR IT COURSES, UGC DEGREES IN DELHI
Baluja Institute is a trusted name in the Field of IT Courses.
Highlights:
1. Exhaustive Course Content.
2. Separate specialized teachers.
3. Focus on tricks and short cuts
4. Revision of the course after the course coverage in planned manner
5. Student-friendly faculty members, always available to guide you.
Salient Features:
1. Innovative & conceptual Techniques.
2. Best Teaching Methods.
3. Interactive Atmosphere of Class Room.
4. Concise & structured study material.
5. Batches by working professionals.
6. Individual Tips for Skill Development.
For Demo classes & Fresh batches inquiry Visit our website
https://www.balujalabs.in/
Baluja Institute of Technology & Management
Call: +91 90155 96280, +91 93135 65406, +91 92121 29290
A1/17, Janak Puri, Main, opposite Metro Pillar No 636, Delhi, 110058
This document appears to be a brochure from Baluja Labs that provides information about their Java programming courses. It lists Core Java and Advanced Java courses that cover topics like the Java language basics, OOP concepts, collections, exceptions, threads, JDBC, JSP, Servlets, Hibernate, Spring and more. It also provides details on the course duration, fees and highlights classroom guidance, study material, faculty experience and batch sizes. The brochure concludes by listing some educational web portals that have been developed by Baluja Labs.
The document summarizes the key features of a business collaboration platform. It discusses sites, content organization, communities, newsfeeds, file storage, search capabilities, business insights, workflows, and the overall capabilities of SharePoint 2013 for collaboration across an organization. The platform allows users to create intranets and digital workspaces to share and organize content and work together on projects.
PanMedia PamNEWS: Aktuální výsledky výzkumů Mediaprojekt a RadioprojektPanMedia Western Praha
V pátek 7. května byly zveřejněny aktuální výsledky výzkumů Mediaprojekt a Radioprojekt. My vám předkládáme ty nejzajímavější informace, které v obou výzkumech můžete nalézt.
The document discusses implementing an effective governance plan for Microsoft SharePoint. It defines governance and outlines challenges related to IT, information, and application management. It then describes the key elements of a SharePoint governance plan including roles, policies, and tools to support governance. The document emphasizes using third party tools to help scale governance capabilities for large implementations.
The document contains the agenda for the SharePoint Saturday Atlanta conference. It lists out the sessions, prizes to be won, and rules. It promotes filling out surveys for prizes by scanning QR codes. It provides contact details for the speaker Dan Usher, including his email, Twitter handle and blog for those interested in learning more or connecting with him.
Presenting SharePoint as a service back to your organizationJeremy Thake
The document discusses presenting SharePoint as a service to an organization. It covers drawing the line between IT and business needs, key services SharePoint can provide, and measuring adoption and return on investment. The presentation agenda includes discussing SharePoint governance and defining roles and policies to guide usage. Optimizing the information architecture and separating services across multiple farms is also addressed.
SPS Pittsburgh - Getting Started with Office 365Dan Usher
Interested in learning more about the foundations of Office 365 and you happen to be an IT Pro? Check this deck out to help provide a baseline of knowledge to work from while developing the plan for your Office 365 implementation.
The document discusses Microsoft SharePoint 2010 and its capabilities as a service platform. It describes SharePoint's ability to provide facilities for application design, development, testing, deployment and hosting along with services like collaboration, integration and security. The document outlines SharePoint's service application framework and the objects involved like services, service instances, applications and proxies. It provides examples of creating a sample calculator service application to demonstrate the process.
SharePoint Saturday Richmond - So you want to implement SharePoint 2010, what...eavanesian
This document provides an overview of factors to consider before implementing SharePoint in an organization. It discusses questions to answer such as having a clear vision, defining critical terms, establishing governance, and developing a communication plan. It also covers assessing organizational readiness through examining support staff, available funding, company culture, and user requirements. Finally, it addresses assessing IT staff availability and ensuring the necessary skills are present, such as network administration, system administration, database administration, and SharePoint development expertise. The key takeaways are that SharePoint implementation requires a paradigm shift and cannot be treated like a typical IT project.
SPLive Orlando - Beyond the Search Center - Application or Solution?Agnes Molnar
This document discusses search-based applications (SBAs) and how they differ from traditional database-driven applications. SBAs are built on a search engine backbone rather than a database, and are designed for mission-oriented information access, analysis, or discovery. The document outlines some key challenges of SBAs, including unifying multiple search interfaces and data silos. It also discusses components of SBAs like content sources, crawling, indexing, processing crawled properties into managed properties, ranking, search interfaces, and federation. SBAs are well-suited for aggregating heterogeneous content, processing large volumes of data, providing real-time information, and enabling ad hoc reporting.
SharePoint 2013 is coming, and you are starting to hear about all of the cool new features. But what if you have just upgraded to SharePoint 2010 or about to upgrade? Find out about what you can do to prepare for the next version even if you won't be going to SharePoint 2013 soon.
SPConnections - Search Administration in SharePoint 2013Agnes Molnar
1) The architecture of search was updated in SharePoint 2013 to use a combination of FAST and SharePoint search technologies. 2) Crawling was discussed, including content sources, continuous crawling, and content freshness. 3) Query processing was covered, including result types, result sources, query rules, and query suggestions. 4) Debugging and troubleshooting for crawls and queries was also presented.
SPLive Orlando - 10 Things I Like in SharePoint 2013 SearchAgnes Molnar
This document lists 10 things the author likes about search in SharePoint 2013. The 10 things are: 1) UI enhancements, 2) One search core, 3) Search administration at multiple levels, 4) PowerShell for administration, 5) Troubleshooting enhancements, 6) Content capture, 7) Continuous crawl, 8) Result sources, 9) Query rules and suggestions, and 10) Search query builder. The author provides brief explanations and screenshots for each of the 10 items.
This document provides an overview and introduction to SharePoint. It defines SharePoint as a platform for collaboration, content management and intranets. The summary describes the logical architecture of SharePoint including key components like web applications, site collections, lists and libraries. Hardware and software requirements for SharePoint 2013 are also outlined.
The Rise of SharePoint as a Business Critical HubDan Barker
SharePoint has matured since its inception in the early 2000’s from a product that provides a lot of important features to a full blown platform that small and large business are building critical solutions on. The average $1 billion company maintains, on average, 48 disparate financial systems and uses 2.7 ERP systems. SharePoint enables incredible interoperability to these various systems in a way that’s consistent across various groups within the enterprise. In this session we will talk about how SharePoint can be used to create convergence across the various line of business systems in a way that not only saves time and money but also breaks down silos that impeded productivity and innovation.
Nedra Allmond presented an overview of SharePoint, discussing its official definition, key features known as the six pillars, different versions and pricing, common uses cases, and career opportunities working with SharePoint. She provided examples of public SharePoint sites and a case study of how a CFO used SharePoint to consolidate lease documents. Allmond emphasized that SharePoint enables improved collaboration, document management, and business processes across organizations.
What’s your Social IQ? Succeeding with SharePoint Social by Chris McNulty - S...SPTechCon
This document provides a summary of a presentation on social IQ and succeeding with SharePoint social. The presentation covered key topics like enterprise social and why it's important, demonstrations of SharePoint 2013 social and community features, how to establish a social culture and technology, social management and administration, social governance and adoption. It also discussed social ISVs like Yammer and NewsGator that integrate with SharePoint and provided information on upcoming SharePoint events being held by the presenter in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Sps ottawa 2012 slides - "my SharePoint is a production platform! not facebook!"Nicolas Georgeault
The document discusses a presentation on using SharePoint 2013 social features to create user-centric systems, noting that it will cover topics like social networking, user profiles, personal sites, newsfeeds, and recommendations for using these features. It also provides details about the presenter, Nicolas Georgeault, a SharePoint Senior Architect and MVP consultant. The presentation encourages attendees to ask questions and provides information on joining a SharePint networking event afterwards.
2/15/2012 - Wrapping Your Head Around the SharePoint BeastMark Rackley
The document discusses an introduction to SharePoint development, providing an outline of topics such as why SharePoint, what SharePoint is, the SharePoint overview, what SharePoint development entails, the steps to becoming a SharePoint developer, and the SharePoint community. It also addresses learning SharePoint development, the reasons for using SharePoint as a development platform, and terminology related to SharePoint.
SharePpoint Support & Managed Services by NetpeachNagaraj Yerram
The purpose of this document is to provide an overview of SharePoint, core features of SharePoint, what activities are involved in SharePoint support, and the benefits of proper implementation of SharePoint.
In May, Microsoft launched its highly anticipated SharePoint 2010. As you would expect, the new version is equipped with an assortment of new features and enhancements.
But what can you really expect? Is it really worth deploying now or should you hold off for a while longer?
View the slide deck, presented in December as part of C/D/H's Technology Briefing Series, and find out more about a real-world SharePoint 2010 success story. Learn why the client chose to move forward with SharePoint 2010, what they experienced during deployment, and the pros of cons of the new version.
Contact C/D/H for more information about this and other SharePoint topics – or check our blog at www.cdhtalkstech.com for tips on SharePoint and other technologies.
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- SQL Server account to run SQL Server
- Setup account for installation and initial configuration
- Farm account for configuring and managing the farm and services
- Various application pool and service accounts
It also covers disabling CRL checks, Kerberos authentication configuration, and trimming the audit log.
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n today’s complex market place of corporate partnerships and relationships, sharing information is pertinent to ensuring that business operations are conducted in a secure computing environment with trusted entities being provided access to protected information.
In this session, Dan will discuss the basics of authentication and authorization in relation to the SharePoint platform. Further, we will be discussing the technical underpinnings of the SharePoint platform’s processing of a user’s identity dependent on identity provider and authorization settings.
As a part of this session we will demonstrate different authentication and authorization configurations that are common place in today’s business settings to include when to use:
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• Forms Based Authentication using SQL Server
• ADFS as a Trusted Identity Provider
• Threat Management Gateway with Kerberos (Constrained Delegation using client certs)
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The global energy transition is placing new and unprecedented demands on Distribution System Operators (DSOs). Alongside upgrades to grid capacity, processes such as digitization, capacity optimization, and congestion management are becoming vital for delivering reliable services.
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Power Grid Model is currently being applied in a wide variety of use cases, including grid planning, expansion, reliability, and congestion studies. It can also help in analyzing the impact of renewable energy integration, assessing the effects of disturbances or faults, and developing strategies for grid control and optimization.
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For the upcoming meetup we are organizing, we have an exciting lineup of activities planned:
-Insightful presentations covering two practical applications of the Power Grid Model.
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👉 Check out our full 'Africa Series - Automation Student Developers (EN)' page to register for the full program:
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In this session, we shall introduce you to the world of automation, the UiPath Platform, and guide you on how to install and setup UiPath Studio on your Windows PC.
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Must Know Postgres Extension for DBA and Developer during Migration
Building a SharePoint Platform that Scales
1. WELCOME
Building A SharePoint
SharePoint Saturday Dayton
Dayton, Ohio
6/30/2012
Platform That Scales
Scott Hoag and Dan Usher
2. Who are we?
Scott Hoag
• Infrastructure Consultant at Applied
Information Sciences
• Jack of All Trades, Master of Some
• With over 8 years of experience, Scott has
been utilizing Microsoft based content
management solutions from MCMS 2002 to
SharePoint 2010 today
• Enjoys discussions about user adoption,
search, and world peace
• Twitter: @ciphertxt
3. Who are we?
Dan Usher
• SharePoint Engineer at Booz Allen Hamilton
• 7 years of experience with SharePoint going
back to adventures with STS 2001 and SPS
2003 to the present…
• Enjoys discussions about Claims AuthZ,
SmartCard AuthN, Atomic Molecular Optics
& the Walking Dead
• Follows the SharePoint Credo - ADIDAS
All Day I Dream About SharePoint
• Twitter: @usher
6. Monologue
• Determine your business case
• Determine your scope
• Determine your metrics and success criteria
• Determine your boundaries
7. What could go wrong?
• Logical Architectures skipped…
• Site Collections gone viral…
• Site Permissions are confusing…
• Where’d my admin access go….
• Information can’t be found…
• Search isn’t working right…
• System seems to be dragging…
Was this system intended for users?
8. System Visioning…
Content Management
Enterprise Search
Collaboration
Business Processes
Portals Findability
Extranets Business Intelligence
Workflow
Process Reporting
Forms Dashboards
9. What’s a vision look like?
• Business Goals
– What’s the context of your use for SharePoint?
– What are you trying to accomplish with
SharePoint?
• Business Structure
– Do you have a defined organizational hierarchy?
– Do you know your key organizational processes?
• System Functionality
– Do you need to be able to aggregate and roll up
data to dashboards?
10. Vision components (cont’d)
• System Functional (con’t)
– Are Workflow or Business Process Management
tools a need?
– Are forms and their lifecycles important to you?
– Integrations and interoperability with external
systems
• SharePoint as a Service
– Small order of document library
– Large order of Business Intelligence and Excel
Services
– Medium order of collaboration
11. Stepping into Contextual Thinking…
• Considerations, Tradeoffs and
Compromises to meet the Context
• Assessing the context…
…every situation has its circumstances
13. Logical Architecture and Users
• Defines the underlying information lifecycle
management framework
• Impacts usability of information and
experience
• Defines process flow
14. Logical Architecture
• What defines a logical architecture?
• Why is a logical architecture important?
• How can you really make use of a logical
architecture?
• What does a logical architecture consist of
and look like?
15. What technically makes up a logical architecture?
• Web Zones (Intranet,• Web Applications
Extranet, Internet, – Service Apps
etc.) and Policies – Subscription Groups
• Different – My Sites
Authentication – Team Sites
Models – Publishing Sites
• Content Databases • Site Collections
• Application Pools
18. How is your logical architecture affected by your requirements?
• Extranet / Public Facing Website
• Permissions models
• Authentication Schemes
• Interoperability with other applications
– Office Client, WPF, WCF, BCS, Silverlight…
• How you anticipate your users interacting
with your platform
19. What is a taxonomy?
• Taxonomy is the science (and art) of
classifying a broad range of things.
Originally used to classify plants and
animals – phylum, genus, species, etc. –
taxonomy is now applied to everything
from product inventory to web sites.
Reference: http://bit.ly/sps-ref-tax
20. SharePoint’s Site Taxonomy
• SharePoint Farms
– Nesting Paths / Excluding Paths
• Reflection of the Organization
• Requires out of the box thinking
• Federated Search
• Shared Services across Farms
• Multitenancy
21. SharePoint’s Site Taxonomy
Farm
Web Application Web Application
Site
Site Collection Site Collection
Collection
Site Site Site Site Site Site Site Site Site
22. What’s that look like?
SharePoint Monkey
(Farm)
sharepointmonkey.org
(Web App)
Work Sites
Root Site (SC)
(Excluded Path)
/
/work/
Personal Sites
Blog (Site) Search Center (Site) Development (SC) SharePoint (SC) Networking (SC)
(Excluded Path)
/blog /search /work/development /work/sharepoint /work/networking
/personal
Program Management
Dan’s MySite (SC) Laura’s MySite (SC) Todd’s MySite (SC)
(Site)
/personal/dan /personal/laura /personal/todd
/work/sharepoint/pm
23. But do I really need a taxonomy?
• Why not just deposit everything in a single
document library?
• Won’t document sets solve that problem?
• Search will solve all my problems…
– What document is authoritative?
– The document isn’t surfaced…
• End User Impact
24. Taxonomy Limitations
• Cross Site Collection Navigation
– 2007 Solution - CodeProject.com – Shared
Navigation Provider
– 2010 Solution - Roll your own solution…
• Content Types & Site Columns
– Managed Metadata Service
– Content Hubs and number of associations
• Workflows
• SharePoint Security Groups and Scopes
available through a Site Collection
25. What about permissions?
• Well it depends on the site taxonomy…
• Inheritance and Breaking it…
– …and re-inheriting it
• Web Application Policy
– Overriding all your other policies…
• Defined in a Governance Plan hopefully?
– SharePoint Groups
– AD / LDAP Groups
– Single Users
– Claims
26. Taxonomy & Logical Architecture – What’s the Bridge?
• Site collections and their web applications
– Site Collections root container for sites
– Web Applications tied to content databases
and infrastructure
• The design goals for site collections in the
model are to satisfy requirements for URL
design and to create logical divisions of
content.*
Reference: http://bit.ly/sps-ref-sc
27. Is there a secret to success?
Gather Complete
Stakeholder Planning for Determine Prototype Validate User Implement
Functional Information and Design Micro- Acceptance of Macro-
and Process Flow and Taxonomy Taxonomy Taxonomy Taxonomy
Requirements Aggregation
28. Project Plans
• How does a project plan fit into
logical architectures and taxonomies?
• Or rather…
• How does a logical architecture and
taxonomy fit into a project plan…
30. Course Corrections…
• Never too late to pin down a way ahead
• SharePoint’s flexibility provides for change
– Third party management and migration tools
– SharePoint Admin Toolkit
– Using the tools that are a part of the platform
(Features/Web Parts/WSPs)
• Migrate to a clean environment
– Utilize a proxy for access
31. Technical Requirement Considerations
• What’s the vision again? What will the
platform provide for?
– Heavy Collaboration?
– WCM Publishing?
– Workflow Application Development Platform?
• How much content will there be?
• How will it be accessed?
• What will be the level of usage?
• Are we dealing with a cross domain solution?
• Do we have SLAs to meet?
32. What are your limitations technically?
• Surrounding Infrastructure
– AD
– Network Capacity
– Boundaries
• Offline Capability
• System Memory
• IIS
– Number of Web Applications
– Number of Identity Pools
• Number of sites / site collections
33. Technical limitations (cont’d)
• DNS
• Authentication Methods
• PKI / SSL / Wildcard Certificates
• Network Interfaces / IP Addresses
• Storage
It all ends up impacting the end user experience…
34. Recovery Limitations
High Availability and Disaster Potential Potential
Automatic Readable
Recovery Data Loss Recovery
Failover Secondaries
(RPO) Time (RTO)
SQL Server Solution
AlwaysOn Availability Group - synchronous- Zero Seconds Yes 0-2
commit
AlwaysOn Availability Group - asynchronous- Seconds Minutes No 0-4
commit
AlwaysOn Failover Cluster Instance NA Seconds Yes NA
-to-minutes
Database Mirroring - High-safety (sync + witness) Zero Seconds Yes NA
Database Mirroring - High-performance (async) Seconds Minutes No NA
Log Shipping Minutes Minutes No Not during
-to-hours a restore
Backup, Copy, Restore Hours Hours No Not during
-to-days a restore
Source: Michael T. Noel - http://slidesha.re/MIjJM7
35. Conclusion I
• Each SharePoint implementation project
requires that you examine the contextual
considerations of the environment and
define a vision.
• Defining such a vision will provide goals to
work toward, to make your implementation
both successful and effective to end users.
36. Conclusion II
• Your requirements drive your taxonomy
and logical architecture...
• Which in turn drive your hardware
requirements...
• If you don't know what you're going to use
SharePoint for, start off small and scale your
farm up as you go...
• Crawl… Walk… Run…
37. Conclusion III
• What you start with on Day One isn’t what
you’re going to end up with in…
– Six months…
– A year…
– Day 472…
Remain Flexible!!!
38. Conclusion IV
User adoption in and of itself will cause your
environment to change…
…adapt to the context as it changes.
39. Come Read Our Blogs!
It’s all true… really… • Follow us…
http://psconfig.com – twitter.com/ciphertxt
http://www.spdan.com – twitter.com/usher
40. SharePoint Saturday Dayton has been made possible because of
generous sponsorship from the following friends…
41. What’s a good reference?
• Planning for Software Boundaries
– Software Boundaries and Limits -
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-
us/library/cc262787.aspx
– Capacity Management and Sizing -
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-
us/library/cc261700
Editor's Notes
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So a lot of the time we’re working on our design and reducing our requirements into fashionable
MSTechEdShane Young and Todd Klindt held a session called “What could go wrong?”So what could go wrong with logical architectures and taxonomies?What could go wrong if you skip your logical architecture or your planning to make your system effective for your end user?Should the logical architecture and design planning be skipped because you have a vital requirement for SharePoint to be deployed immediately, your system will begin to see issues and degradation unfortunately at both a technical and information worker level.Typically the first thing to go is any sensibility of governance as to how sites are provisioned, created and permissions applied to them. Sometimes what I like to call the out of the box model is used where everything is in a single site collection and security groups become fairly painful and troublesome.Next the issue of those security groups and permissions become pain points as users learn about inheritance – something I’m sure that some of you have witnessed first hand.Then there’s the idea that the information, while readily available, cannot be found very easily by the end user – something perhaps to think about while constructing the underlying architecture of the system.Search isn’t working properly – the shared service provider or providers as the case may be isn’t setup to scope the appropriate web application(s) and users search results begin to show them data that wasn’t necessarily intended for them.And my personal favorite outcome of what could go wrong – the system begins to drag because it wasn’t planned with the purpose in mind. One of my previous clients intended to put terabytes upon terabytes of data into their SharePoint system to house their ISOs, executables and everything else that their help desk could want – needless to say after changing the allowed upload file types and upload sizes on the 2007 based system on an underlying 2003 infrastructure it became painfully aware that their content databases were bloated. Search wasn’t too happy either indexing the first few hundred gigabytes of data.
I’m sure that everyone here has seen the pinwheel of SharePoint… this is my crafty word art rendition.So as with any SharePoint implementation, figuring out the vision behind the system is fairly important. Some systems are simply like my former client, a document workspace. For other clients I’ve worked with, they’re more interested in the centralized point for collaboration to run their workflows and view KPIs of their data – relying on the collaboration capabilities of a centralized workspace and document management to handle their documents as they press through the system.When scoping for Enterprise Search, it’s a capability that sometimes is forgotten about and requires a little planning as well on the infrastructure side to make sure that there’s space for both query indices to be pushed forward as well as to ensure that the documents being placed in the system are understood size wise – Search stops reading your documents at 16 MB and requires a registry fix to direct your crawler to parse more.So thinking forward, during your requirements gathering and analysis of your client’s system, start thinking through what the considerations for a System Vision is… will it be a highly collaborative system? Or will it be full of applications and workflows leveraging SharePoint lists and document libraries? Is the intent to be more involved with content deployment and the WCM side of SharePoint for an internet facing site that will require additional security controls? Is SharePoint just being used to replace a static information portal that has WCM capability? Is it being looked at to replace Shared Drives?So remember, what are you trying to meet?
What works best for your organization?If you look at the SharePoint wheel there are six areas that they attempt to accomplish, are you trying to bite them all off at the same time or are you working to separate them out and accomplish them one at a time.Consider the context - What may work wonderfully for a small organization – task management for instance with users in groups, rolling up data to a top level site, may not work so well when you span it out across the enterprise. Think about investigating Project Server or something along these lines to handle a true task management system.
SharePoint as a Service – is this what you’re looking for? The McDonald’s like approach, I’d like a site collection with a wiki, and a web appication… similar to Microsoft BPOS, or 1and1 Hosting, or SharePointHosting.com
Client that wants office integration, but also wants to use ADFS, but also wants to use an LDAP – there will be compromises and tradeoffs that have to be assessed.So what are we going to talk about? You might say, “You’re skipping to the chase” and in some respects you’re right, but I also like to catch a vision as to what we’re working toward before actually trudging out.So stepping into the design side of things, remembering the context of your environment is the key thing. During your initial assessment and design phase of a project, you’ll make considerations, define tradeoffs, perform analysis of the user population and functional community that you’re working with and probably end up with a list of compromises that need to be made that need to be made with your stakeholders during a decision briefing.For instance, are you hosting everything locally at a single site, or are you using a distributed architecture, or are you merely buying the service of SharePoint from a hosting provideWhat capabilities are sought after?What are the environment limitations?Are you building into the cloud?
So you’re pulling together your entire vision, you’re gathering your requirements, the scope is growing and growing… and you feel like you’ve got something like this.Do you feel like you’re trying to chomp off more than you can deliver? Take a step back.Build out small and scale.On a side note, a friend of mine thought that I actually made this80/20 rule – 80% of users should be using 20% of the functionality. Don’t worry about the 20% that want to use 80%!
This ends up impacting the end user navigation and a slew of other things.Incorporating how your end user thinks will define that taxonomy which will drive the logical architectureWhat defines a logical architecture?Why is a logical architecture important?How can you really make use of a logical architecture?What does a logical architecture consist of and look like?What is a logical architecture?The purpose of investing in logical architectureis to tackle some of the complex and interrelated design questions that are most common when standing up your SharePoint environment.Hopefully, it will serve its purpose in that once you’ve got your logical architecture defined, you’ll be able to better facilitate with other engineers and developers. Additionally, as you build out your logical architecture and environment you’ll be able to more easily see what interfaces will need to be connected to. Furthermore, for those of you that live in a cube farm while you’re on client site, it’s always nice decorate with a large print off from a plotter to hang on your wall.Why is a logical architecture important?You’ve invested in the design, you know the logical data flow and integration between systems and you can now more easily map this to your taxonomy and to your physical hardware. In fact, you can better plan your hardware requirements based off of a logical architecture once you’ve got it on paper rather than blindly ordering hardware that looks really cool on the Dell web site.How can you really make use of a logical architecture? Does it need to be updated?Well, I think that question is somewhat rhetorical at this point, it’s an important artifact that will help you to better justify your scalability needs as well as resource needs when integration tasks come down the line.What does a logical architecture look like?Next slide
What is a logical architecture?The purpose of investing in logical architectureis to tackle some of the complex and interrelated design questions that are most common when standing up your SharePoint environment.Hopefully, it will serve its purpose in that once you’ve got your logical architecture defined, you’ll be able to better facilitate with other engineers and developers. Additionally, as you build out your logical architecture and environment you’ll be able to more easily see what interfaces will need to be connected to. Furthermore, for those of you that live in a cube farm while you’re on client site, it’s always nice decorate with a large print off from a plotter to hang on your wall.Why is a logical architecture important?You’ve invested in the design, you know the logical data flow and integration between systems and you can now more easily map this to your taxonomy and to your physical hardware. In fact, you can better plan your hardware requirements based off of a logical architecture once you’ve got it on paper rather than blindly ordering hardware that looks really cool on the Dell web site.How can you really make use of a logical architecture? Does it need to be updated?Well, I think that question is somewhat rhetorical at this point, it’s an important artifact that will help you to better justify your scalability needs as well as resource needs when integration tasks come down the line.What does a logical architecture look like?Next slide
It provides a logical flow to some extent of how a user enters a SharePoint instance, all the way to what site they’re accessing to the content database that is serving up the data.Web Zones – Default, Intranet, Internet, Extranet, CustomZone Polices – Deny All, Allow All, Specific groups – this is how you can blend CALs, deny all except a group of users on a particular web application or site.Authentication Providers – Integrated Windows Authentication with NTLM or Kerberos? Forms Based through an LDAP, a SQL server? A custom membership provider?Application Pools – Are you using domain accounts, local accounts to host your SharePoint instance? This is what the web application runs as. If it doesn’t have access to talk to a domain controller if you’re using domain accounts, your SharePoint instance will essentially be in the dark.Web Applications – The true way that a user really interfaces with SharePointMySites, your Collaborative sites, your Secure Content Authoring and Publishing for web content managementSite Collections – The bread and butter of SharePoint taxonomy
Available from MicrosoftYou’ll noticed that the key difference is the SSP which provides for MySites, Search, Personalization and the WCM publishing aspect of things.
When talking about taxonomy with clients, I typically talk to them about how to group things together to make best use of their site structure – organizations like your human resources, accounting, facilities, operations, etc… and also by the programs, projects, cross functional groups, and so on and so forth. More often than note we find a need for developing a taxonomy that provides for initiatives to live outside of the taxonomy of a site collection.Taxonomy of dataTaxonomy or organizationTaxonomy of functional groupsTaxonomy is can be defined as a classification schemes of like things, defining a structure of knowledge and information, providing a common language for users to better navigate.So remember, while the taxonomy of a system may be something that is planned by a technical resource, we’re working to make it available for our end users to be able to find their data most easily.Remember that we’re humans, most of the time dealing with folks that aren’t always as technical as we are. Structuring a taxonomy to be as user friendly as possible is key, especially if the user base hasn’t gone through some semblance of training is a must.
So what’s a site taxonomy?Well, a site taxonomy is composed of web applications – you may just have one such as wsshacker.net.Or you may have several, where you’ve got names such as operations.wsshacker.net, teams.wsshacker.net, my.wsshacker.net where you’ve split our content and taxonomy, and potentially functionality through the use of CNAMES in DNS. This is pretty easy to do but requires that you do a little more coordination with your DNS management team or with your service provider.Another option you might choose is the way of wsshacker.net/operations, wsshacker.net/teams, wsshacker.net/myAs you can see, all of these are completely fine, each has there benefit, each as their limitation. If you’re going to scale out extremely large where you need to partition things out, I’d recommend going the way of defined CNAMES with separated out web applications. If you’re probably going to maintain a small organization’s system with limited taxonomy changes, I’d recommend going the way of a single URL with nested site collections (the draw back being that you must create them manually).
So what’s a site taxonomy?Well, a site taxonomy is composed of web applications – you may just have one such as wsshacker.net.Or you may have several, where you’ve got names such as operations.wsshacker.net, teams.wsshacker.net, my.wsshacker.net where you’ve split our content and taxonomy, and potentially functionality through the use of CNAMES in DNS. This is pretty easy to do but requires that you do a little more coordination with your DNS management team or with your service provider.Another option you might choose is the way of wsshacker.net/operations, wsshacker.net/teams, wsshacker.net/myAs you can see, all of these are completely fine, each has there benefit, each as their limitation. If you’re going to scale out extremely large where you need to partition things out, I’d recommend going the way of defined CNAMES with separated out web applications. If you’re probably going to maintain a small organization’s system with limited taxonomy changes, I’d recommend going the way of a single URL with nested site collections (the draw back being that you must create them manually).
Web ApplicationsSite CollectionsSitesNested Site CollectionsExcluded Paths.net 2 assists greatly as it will actually pick up virtual folders and exclude them from the path use if they’re there – something that you couldn’t do with SharePoint Portal Server 2003, at least not easily.
1 – Content types and site columns, there are boundaries that you probably don’t want to exceed.2 – System constraints and performance degradation as your content databases become enormously large. Admin DR / Search / End User ViewsWhy not just search for everything?First – Again, constraints with the number of files that reside in the document library.Second – File permissions become even more of a hassle, consider if you have a fairly large organizationThird – Authoritative data, what’s the correct copy. SharePoint unfortunately still maintains separate copies of files – no single instance, you’re increasing your storage requirements.
What about permissions? How do they affect taxonomy?Inheritance of permissions is a big reason to keep users all within a single site collectionIt’s also a reason to break things out – you’ll end up with 50 user groups that are all distributed throughoutBreaking inheritance, copies the site permissions that are existing already – if you have a huge user base, this could be an issue when you’re cleaning folks outWe had an issue with Inheritance and breaking it, primarily with Project Server
What’s that really mean? Basically the logical architecture is the model to define your SharePoint architecture, what it looks like and how it operates.
From the overarching stakeholders, gather what they are looking to do, whether it’s organizationally based, functionally, application or process basedAggregate the capabilities and begin specing out how they match to SharePoint sites and site collectionsDetermine the overarching taxonomy of sites and permissions – use Mark Miller’s Mind Map site collection builder as a model available from End User SharePointPrototype the taxonomy on a microcosm scale to ensure that it will work and that the security permissions that are in place will be usableValidate the taxonomy in a virtual environment perhaps, showing them the navigation, the overarching flow of the taxonomyImplement the taxonomy on a macrocosm level of the web application(s) and begin end user deploymentsHighly recommend Mark Miller’s tool to allow for site collection deployment buildouts.
Scope Creep… your taxonomy might start off looking like this… and end up looking like this and require you to go out and buy a migration tool or put your administrators feet to the fire.Logical Architecture and Taxonomy should begin near the beginning of the project. Without a logical architecture in place, it’s difficult to create the different mappings that determine your taxonomy and furthermore your integration into other systems.You’ll end up with something where you’ve got no rhyme or reason to your taxonomy, publishing sites mixed with team sites, mixed with site collections and random templates used across the board.While the Microsoft project plan doesn’t explicitly say Logical Architecture, it speaks to many facets of it.
There is nothing that states to build a logical architecture, but there is significant planning – all of which would get rolled into your logical architecture.While this project plan isn’t “everything” that you’re going to do – for small implementations you might not have quite as much, but for larger organizations you might go above and beyond this.
What will the system be doing?Dependent on it’s purpose determines what the roles installed may be.How big will the system be?Will you have lots of flat site collections or several deep site collectionsHow will it be accessed?What’s the authentication method? Are you on an ID island?Are we dealing with a cross domain solution?Do we need federation? Can there be a trust in place?What will the usage levels be?Will you have lots of users going through and performing searches constantly? If so, you might determine that your logical architecture and roles are slightly different.SQL mirroring or clustering?More something to note in your logical architecture to assist your implementation engineer.
The surrounding infrastructure will impact your logical architecture and taxonomy significantly. If you have a system that has a gigabit backbone switch for the SharePoint enclave itself, but you’re working in a datacenter that still uses CAT-3, you’re going to be limited.Do you have a network boundary surrounding your system? Is there a Bluecoat proxy? A load balancer available? Split DNS available?Offline - Likewise, if you’re working for a commercial company that wants to be able to take data and replicate it, this will affect your taxonomy – perhaps you’ve got locked down information sites in your taxonomy because of it with a few sites that you take offline with Groove, Infonic, Outlook or Colligo.System Memory – if you’re running x64, then you should be able do quite a bit with your SharePoint system – there are limits to how much memory you can allocate to an individual worker process.Number of sites and site collections – rule of thumb is not to go greater than 50,000 site collections within a web application, and no greater than 50,000 sites below each site collection - ~250k sites. If you see your implementation getting larger than this, you’re going to need to branch out your sites and partition them separately.DNS – Do you have management? Can you create CNAMES / A RECORDS? Are you able to create MX records?Authentication Methods – Are you forced to use a third party LDAP that has groups available? Are you utilizing something for external users?PKI / SSL / Wildcard – Do you have certificate services available? Have you defined how you will utilize SSL?Network Interfaces – Are you able to do network load balancing with multicasting? Unicasting? Do you have a limited number of IP addresses?Storage – It’s not really a logical architecture consideration, except that you probably need to consider that if you don’t have a large storage array for your environment, you may not be able to scale your system up, thereby redefining what your system is actually used for.
Courtesy of Michael T. Noel @michaeltnoelcco.com
User Experience and process drives taxonomyTaxonomy drives the logical architecture and partitioningIn turn drives your hardware requirements