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Séptimo Simposio Latinoamericano
Ultimate SharePoint Best Practices Session
Michael Noel
What’s new in Infrastructure for SharePoint 2013
Software/Hardware Requirements
Type
Memory
Processor
Dev/Stage/Test server
8GB RAM
4 CPU
‘All-in-one’ DB/Web/SA
24GB RAM
4 CPU
Web/SA Server
12GB RAM
4 CPU
DB Server (medium environments)
16GB RAM
8 CPU
DB Server (small environments)
8GB RAM
4 CPU
What’s new in Infrastructure for SharePoint 2013
Changes in Service Applications and New Service Applications
What’s new in Infrastructure for SharePoint 2013
Distributed Cache Service
What’s new in Infrastructure for SharePoint 2013
Request Management (RM)
What’s new in Infrastructure for SharePoint 2013
User Profile Sync – Three Options for Deployment
What’s new in Infrastructure for SharePoint 2013
Claims-based Authentication - Default
What’s new in Infrastructure for SharePoint 2013
Shredded Storage
What’s new in Infrastructure for SharePoint 2013
Search – FAST Search now included
Architecting the Farm
Three Layers of SharePoint Infrastructure
Web
Service Apps
Data
Architecting the Farm
Small Farm Models
 ‘All-in-One’ (Avoid)
 DB
and SP Roles Separate
Architecting the Farm
Smallest Highly Available Farm
Architecting the Farm
Best Practice ‘Six Server Farm’
Architecting the Farm
Ideal – Separate Service App Farm + Content Farm(s)
SP Server Virtualization
Sample 1: Single Server Environment
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Allows organizations that wouldn’t normally be able to have a test environment to run
one
Allows for separation of the database role onto a dedicated server
Can be more easily scaled out in the future
SP Server Virtualization
Sample 2: Two Server Highly Available Farm
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High-Availability
across Hosts
All components
Virtualized
Uses only two
Windows Ent
Edition Licenses
SP Server Virtualization
Sample 3: Mix of Physical and Virtual Servers
Highest
transaction
servers are
physical
 Multiple farm
support, with
DBs for all
farms on the
SQL cluster
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SP Server Virtualization
Scaling to Large Virtual Environments
Virtualization of SharePoint Servers
Virtualization Performance Monitoring
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<60% Utilization = Good
60%-90% = Caution
>90% = Trouble
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50% and above = Good
10%-50% = OK
<10% = Trouble
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Up to 15ms = fine
15ms-25ms = Caution
>25ms = Trouble
• Network Bandwidth – Bytes
Total/sec
– <40% Utilization = Good
– 41%-64% = Caution
– >65% = Trouble
• Network Latency - Output
Queue Length
– 0 = Good
– 1-2= OK
– >2 = Trouble
Data Management
Sample Distributed Content Database Design
HA and DR
AlwaysOn Availability Groups in SQL 2012
HA and DR
Network Load Balancing
http://tinyurl.com/vmwarenlbfix
Security
Five Layers of SharePoint Security
•
Infrastructure Security and Best practices
•
Data Security
•
Transport Security
•
Edge Security
•
Rights Management
Michael Noel
Twitter: @MichaelTNoel
www.cco.com
Slides: slideshare.net/michaeltnoel
linkedin.com/in/michaeltnoel
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