SharePoint 2010 farm architecture design infrastructure

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This document discusses design considerations for a SharePoint 2010 farm. It describes a logical three-tier farm topology with web front end, application, and database servers. It also discusses using service applications, databases, and small farm topologies like an intranet production farm and staging/integration test farm. Virtualization is recommended for roles other than SQL Server databases. The document provides examples of physical topologies for intranet/collaboration, extranet collaboration, and internet publishing farms.

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SharePoint 2010 Farm Design Intranet – Extranet - Internet June 2010 Kjell-Sverre Jerijærvi SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

Logical Farm Architecture SharePoint Solutions My Sites Collaboration Sites Shared Service Applications Taxonomy: Managed Metadata & Content Types User Profiles Search SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

Farm Design Scalability SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

Logical Farm Topology Three tier farm design Web Front End Servers Application Servers Database Servers Five server farm SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

Conceptual Farm Tiers SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

Five Server Farm SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

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Small Farm Topologies SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

MSS2010 Farm Setup Farm 1: Intranet Production The production farm that hosts collaboration team-sites Farm 2: Staging / Integration Test As new and changed content, configuration and code cannot be tested in the production farm ”Farm 3”: Test & Training For user test & training, can be hosted on the intranet farm Farm N1..i: Development single-server farms Development requires one single-server farm per developer, using a set of virtual servers is recommended SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

Development Flow SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

Development & Integration Test SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

Physical Topology Design Intranet & Collaboration Farm Extranet Collaboration Farm Intranet Publishing Farm SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

Intranet & Collaboration Farm SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

Extranet Collaboration Farm SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

Internet Publishing Farm SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

Virtualization All MSS2010 server roles can be virtualized This includes the database role with SQL Server mirroring Clustered SQL Server is not supported on virtual servers The production farms are typically virtualized for all roles but the SQL Server database role The integration test farm is typically virtualized Development single-server farms is recommended as virtual servers Running MSS2010 requires at least 5GB RAM plus resources for Visual Studio and other development tools Using e.g. VirtualBox on local developer machines will require at least 8GB RAM on laptop/desktops SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

Farm Virtualization SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

Global Deployment Multiple locations Multiple divisions Farms in these typical locations: Oslo Singapore Houston SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

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SharePoint 2010 farm architecture design infrastructure

1. SharePoint 2010 Farm Design Intranet – Extranet - Internet June 2010 Kjell-Sverre Jerijærvi SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

2. Logical Farm Architecture SharePoint Solutions My Sites Collaboration Sites Shared Service Applications Taxonomy: Managed Metadata & Content Types User Profiles Search SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

3. Farm Design SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

4. Farm Design Scalability SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

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6. Conceptual Farm Tiers SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

7. Five Server Farm SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

8. Web Front End SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

9. Service Applications SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

10. Databases SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

11. Small Farm Topologies SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

12. MSS2010 Farm Setup Farm 1: Intranet Production The production farm that hosts collaboration team-sites Farm 2: Staging / Integration Test As new and changed content, configuration and code cannot be tested in the production farm ”Farm 3”: Test & Training For user test & training, can be hosted on the intranet farm Farm N1..i: Development single-server farms Development requires one single-server farm per developer, using a set of virtual servers is recommended SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

13. Development Flow SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

14. Development & Integration Test SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

15. Physical Topology Design Intranet & Collaboration Farm Extranet Collaboration Farm Intranet Publishing Farm SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

16. Intranet & Collaboration Farm SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

17. Extranet Collaboration Farm SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

18. Internet Publishing Farm SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

19. Virtualization All MSS2010 server roles can be virtualized This includes the database role with SQL Server mirroring Clustered SQL Server is not supported on virtual servers The production farms are typically virtualized for all roles but the SQL Server database role The integration test farm is typically virtualized Development single-server farms is recommended as virtual servers Running MSS2010 requires at least 5GB RAM plus resources for Visual Studio and other development tools Using e.g. VirtualBox on local developer machines will require at least 8GB RAM on laptop/desktops SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

20. Farm Virtualization SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

21. Global Deployment Multiple locations Multiple divisions Farms in these typical locations: Oslo Singapore Houston SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

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23. Geo-Distributed Topology SharePoint 2010 Farm Design

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