The document discusses migration from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013. It covers assessing the current SharePoint environment, planning the new architecture, supported service application migrations, content migration steps including upgrading databases and sites, and considerations for specific services like search and authentication during the migration. The document also addresses why Microsoft removed the in-place upgrade option from SharePoint 2010 to 2013 migrations.

1. SharePoint
2013 Migration
Solutions
or why Microsoft suddenly took
away the in-place upgrade.

2. • SharePoint 2013 and what’s new
• Assess your current SharePoint environment and plan the architecture of the new
farm
• MOSS 2007 migration and third party solutions
• SharePoint 2010 migration and why in-place upgrade is no longer available
• Prepare the farm for migration
• Migrate supported service applications
• Migrate content
• Create evaluation sites
• Migrate site collections and sites.
The Agenda

3. • The Design Manager
• Device Channels, display templates, etc.
• HTML5, CSS3, all that coolness
• Community Sites and Community Portal
• The new search experience
• Apps and the App Store
• But wait… there is more!
What’s new in SharePoint 2013

4. Which Service Apps are supported for migration?
• Business Data Connectivity (Server and Foundation)
• Managed Metadata
• Performance Point
• Secure Store
• User Profile
• Search Administration
Background: Supported Service Applications

5. • Excel Services
• InfoPath Forms Services
• Office Web Apps
Considerations for Specific Services

6. • Seriously, what happened to the in-place upgrade?
SharePoint 2010 migration and why in-place upgrade is
no longer available

7. • AvePoint: DocAve
• Axceler: ControlPoint migration software
• MetaVis: Migration Suite
• Sharegate
MOSS 2007 migration and third party solutions

8. • Gather information about the 2010 farm
• Clean-up
• Prepare the new SharePoint 2013 farm
Assess and Prepare

9. Hardware Requirements
Front End and RAM: 12 GB
Application CPU 64-bit 4 cores
Server Tier Drive: 80 GB system drive
SQL RAM: 8 GB (users < 1k) 16 GB (users 1k-10k)
Server Tier CPU 64-bit 4 cores (users < 1k) 8 cores (users 1k-10k)
Drive: 80 GB system drive
Install SharePoint 2013

10. Software Requirements
Front End and 64-bit edition of Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 Standard, Enterprise or Datacenter
Application Server
Tier Windows Server 2012 Standard or Datacenter
SQL Server Tier
Database 64-bit edition of SQL Server 2012
64-bit edition of SQL Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1
OS 64-bit edition of Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 Standard, Enterprise or Datacenter
Windows Server 2012 Standard or Datacenter
Install SharePoint 2013

11. • Copy content databases and service applications databases
• Upgrade the service application databases
• Create web applications and apply customizations
• Verify: Test-SPContentDatabase
• Upgrade the content databases: Mount-SPContentDatabase
Upgrade Databases

12. • Run site collection health checks
• Upgrade site collections
• Upgrade My Sites
Content Migration (aka Upgrade Sites)

13. • Branding
• Search
• Authentication
• Custom Solutions
What might/will not work?

14. Thank you for attending!
Q&A