This document contains information about different versions of SharePoint including SharePoint Server Enterprise, SharePoint Server Standard, and SharePoint Foundation. It also includes diagrams showing the web, application, and database tiers of an on-premises SharePoint implementation. Finally, it discusses SharePoint Online options including Plan 1 and Plan 2 and compares the value propositions of SharePoint Online, SharePoint on Windows Azure, and on-premises SharePoint.

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4. SharePoint Server Enterprise
SharePoint Server Standard
SharePoint Foundation

7. Load balanced or routed requests
Web tier
Web servers with
query component
Application tier
Database tier
Application servers with:
• Central Administration
• Search administration
component
• Crawl component
Database server with:
• Central Administration
configuration and content
databases
• Content databases
• Search administration database
• Crawl database
• Property database

8. Load balanced or routed requests
Web tier
Web servers with
query component
Application tier
Database tier
Application servers with:
• Central Administration
• Search administration
component
• Crawl component
Database server with:
• Central Administration
configuration and content
databases
• Content databases
• Search administration database
• Crawl database
• Property database

9. SharePoint Online Plan 2
SharePoint Online Plan 1

17. SharePoint Online (Office 365)
Value Prop:
• 100% of API surface area
• Easy migration of existing apps
• Roll-your-own HA/DR/scale
Value Prop:
• Full h/w control – size/scale
• Roll-your-own HA/DR/scale
SharePoint (Windows Azure)
SharePoint (On-premises)

KONTROLA HW/SW
ISPLATIVOST
• Auto HA, Fault-Tolerance
• Friction-free scale
• Self-provisioning, mgmt @ scale

Value Prop:

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