session walks you through the necessary steps to design a SharePoint 2013 architecture. It explains what information is needed to actually design such an architecture and discusses the many things you need to know to make the right decisions. It helps you to design a small, medium or large SharePoint farm for your customers

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6. My Sites
Intranet
Internet
Load Balancer

7. Explain the
steps in
creating an
architecture

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Groups of people
Location
Data Accessed
Internal employees
Intranet
Intranet Portal, Company information, internal
data, internal project sites, my sites and profiles.
External employees
Internet, Remote Session Same as internal employees
Partners
Internet, Remote Session Project sites, Partner Portal
Visitors
Internet
A companies website, customer Portal

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14. SharePoint Online
Hybrid
On premises
Subscription
Active
Directory
SharePoint Online
Directory
synchronization
Windows Azure
Windows Azure Active
Directory Tenant
On premises
Subscription
SharePoint Online
Sites
Sites
Search
portal
Azure
SharePoint
Server 2013
Reverse
proxy
Search
portal
On Premises
On Premises
SharePoint Farm
Windows Server Active
Directory and DNS
On Premises
Active
Directory
Web servers
WFE 1
80/443
App
SQL 1
WFE 2
App
SQL 2
AD 1
Active
Directory
AD 2
Cloud Service
VPN Tunnel
WFE 3
Cloud Service
Virtual Network
Application
servers
Windows Azure
All databases
Dedicated applicat ion
servers for search
components

15. Business
Owners
Steering
committee
IT
Management
Risk &
Security
Compliance
Development
Team
End users

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IIS Web Site— SharePoint Web Services
Application Pool
Managed
Metadata
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User Profile
Excel
Services
Access
Services
Visio
Graphics
Secure Store
Service
Search
Business Data
Connectivity
Word
Automation
Work
App
Management
Management
Machine
Translation
Default group
Application Pool
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Application Pool
Web Application—Published Intranet Content
http://Fabrikam
Web Application—Community Sites
Web Application—My Sites
http://my
Web Application—Team Sites
http://team
http://communities
http://my/personal/<user>
HR
Facilities
Purchasing
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Team 2
Team 3

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Enterprise
Enterprise

20. Topologies

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22. Role
Traditional Topology
Streamlined Topology Streamlined
(each tier optimized) Topology
(Optimize for)
Web Server
Fast, Light-weight server which
responds to user requests from web
pages. All web servers are mirrors of
each other and load balanced.
Directs requests to the appropriate
application servers
Service Applications, Services
and components that serve
user requests directly
Low latency
Runs one or more services in the
SharePoint Farm. Load balancing
possible by redundant application
servers
Service Applications, Services
and components that process
background tasks. Also called
batch processing.
Load
Application
Server
Access Services, BCS,
Metadata, User Profile
User Profile
Synchronization, Workflow,
Machine translation, Work
management
Search on separate
dedicated machines
Database Server
Stores content and service data.
Databases can be clustered or
mirrored for failover protection
Stores content and service
data. Databases can be
clustered or mirrored for
failover protection
Throughput

23. Farm
Number of
servers
Purpose
Limited Deployment
1-2
Used for product evaluation, development and testing
with a limited number of users
Small farm
3-4
Serve a large number of users and scales out based on
how heavily services are used. These types of farms are
not always fault-tolerant
Medium farm
6+
Serve a large number of users and scales out based on
how heavily services are used. Their goal is a multipurpose environment with possible optimalisation.
These farms are always fault-tolerant.
Large farm
Mostly a lot
Serve a large number of users. Group service
applications, services or databases that have similar
performance characteristics on dedicated servers

24. Start designing
your SharePoint
2013
architecture

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40. the complete
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41. My Sites
Intranet
Internet
Load Balancer

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43. Other
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things that
concern
architecture

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46. Questions?