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SharePoint 2013 enables people to transform the ways they work while preserving the benefits of structured processes, compliance, and existing IT investments. Concurrency consultants Peter Hurth, Matt Engibous, and Mark Rentmeester originally presented this material at the Concurrency SharePoint 2013 Launch Event, in February 2013. Discover expert insight into SharePoint's new features, including architectural highlights, applications and developments, and what's new for end users. Topics covered in this presentation include: Branding Business Intelligence eDiscovery Mobile devices Records management and compliance For more information: http://www.concurrency.com
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Concurrency SharePoint 2013 Launch Event
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- 2. Microsoft Managed Gold Certified Systems Integrator • Serving Wisconsin and Illinois since 1989, headquartered in Brookfield, WI • Offering a full range of professional services focused on Microsoft Infrastructure as well as SharePoint and Dynamics CRM productivity platforms • Hundreds of Clients in WI & IL Recent Awards: • 2012 Microsoft Content Management Partner of the Year • 2012 Microsoft Central Region Partner of the year • 2012 Microsoft Midwest Partner of the year • 2011 Microsoft Midwest Partner of the year • 2010 Microsoft Midwest Marketing Partner of the year Twitter: @ConcurrencyInc ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2013 www.concurrency.com
- 3. ECM Practice since 1994 – Certifications/Accolades Include: Information Worker Competency • Enterprise Content Management • Records Management Systems • Portals and Collaboration Specialization • Enterprise FAST Search Specialization Only Midwest provider steeped in both Document and Knowledge Management domains—the true heritage of SharePoint • Working with SharePoint since product’s inception AIIM ECM/ERM Practitioner - Master Certified Professionals • Expert SharePoint programs leveraging AIIM ECM/ERM best-practices ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2013 www.concurrency.com
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- 5. Application Development Practice since 1999 Team of SharePoint Certified Developers and Architects Microsoft Azure Circle Partner Specialization in. . . • SharePoint Platform Solutions • Intranet, Extranet, and Internet Web Applications • Workflow and BPM Applications • Enterprise Integration Projects with WCF Services and .NET ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2013 www.concurrency.com
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- 15. Component Minimum Requirement x64 4 cores for small deployments (< 1k users) Processor x64 8 cores for medium deployments (1k – 10k users) 8 GB for small deployments (< 1k users) RAM 16 GB for medium deployments (1k – 10k users) *See TechNet estimate memory requirements for > 10k users 80 GB (OS) Hard Disk *Additional drives / space for SP Content ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2013 www.concurrency.com http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262485.aspx
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- 19. WFE Requests User Requests Document Full Document is WFE Reads Full Document Document from SQL Written to User Updates SQL Document Updates are Sent to WFE SQL Reads Full Updates are Merged Document ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2013 www.concurrency.com
- 20. WFE Requests User Requests Document Document User Updates Document Updates are Sent to Updates are Sent to Updates are SQL WFE SQL Reads Full SQL Committed to “Shredded Storage” Document ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2013 www.concurrency.com
- 21. Public API Unit of scale/role boundary HTTP File shares SharePoint SharePoint SP Apps User profiles Devices Lotus Notes Crawl Exchange folders Custom - BCS Analytics ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2013 Reporting www.concurrency.com
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- 37. • FREE SharePoint 2013 Assessment: Expert guidance on SharePoint 2013, examining how these technologies can benefit your organization. • Microsoft Experience Center: A hands-on, interactive lab helping you and your organization’s business managers test drive the latest Microsoft products. • FREE Azure Storage Assessment: Leverage the value of Azure’s IaaS and hierarchical storage management capabilities to reduce cost, increase availability and improve disaster recovery. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2013 www.concurrency.com
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- MS has made a huge investment in user facing improvements. Hundreds of small changes add up to tremendous increases in usability. With the time we have today I’d like to focus on just a few of the larger changes.
- MS has made a huge investment in user facing improvements. Hundreds of small changes add up to tremendous increases in usability. With the time we have today I’d like to focus on just a few of the larger changes.
- MS has made a huge investment in user facing improvements. Hundreds of small changes add up to tremendous increases in usability. With the time we have today I’d like to focus on just a few of the larger changes.
- MS has made a huge investment in user facing improvements. Hundreds of small changes add up to tremendous increases in usability. With the time we have today I’d like to focus on just a few of the larger changes.
- MS has made a huge investment in user facing improvements. Hundreds of small changes add up to tremendous increases in usability. With the time we have today I’d like to focus on just a few of the larger changes.
- Lots of RAM – SharePoint 2010 and 2013 will actually turn down features like type ahead and search previewsHardware requirements—location of physical serversAll servers that belong to a server farm, including database servers, must physically reside in the same datacenter. Redundancy and failover between closely located data centers that are configured as a single farm ("stretched farm”) is not supported in SharePoint 2013.
- Some KB’s needed if you use Server 2008 R2 sp1, check TechNetPowerShell 3.0 – Performance enhancements. Workflow and Simplified Command DiscoveryThe new Show-Command cmdlet is designed especially for beginners. You can search for commands in a window. You can view all commands or filter by module, import a module by clicking a button, use text boxes and drop-down lists to construct a valid command, and then copy or run the command without ever leaving the window.AppFabric – Caching this is key to a lot of the new social features. It takes memory across the servers and fuses it together to make it available for farm. Login token cacheInformation Protection and Control ClientWCF Data – Creation on consumption of OData services over the web, brings enhancements to BDCOData is an open web protocol for querying and updating data. It uses a RESTful approach to return data from resources on the web. That is, you use a URI with query parameters included to get information about a specific resource.The Open Data Protocol (OData) is a web protocol that is used to query and update data. OData applies web technologies such as HTTP, Atom Publishing Protocol (AtomPub), and JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) to provide access to information from a variety of applications, services, and stores.
- The SQL Server configuration option 'max degree of parallelism' controls the number of processors used for the execution of a query with a parallel plan. Less Queries = higher MAXDOP. More Queries lower MAXDOP. SP2013 lots of queries. You will get errors creating DB's if not set to 1.
- Shredded storage is, on the whole, a good thing, and is on by default. You can disable (or re-enable) shredded storage on a per-web application basis. BLOBs are not shredded on an upgrade, but are shredded when uploaded or modified. Shredded storage is SharePoint 2013, running on SQL Server 2008 R2 or SQL Server 2012. Shredded storage is different than Cobalt. Cobalt is a framework that allows Office client applications to efficiently synchronize changes to SharePoint using the File Synchronization via SOAP of HTTP (FSSHTTP) API. Shredded storage is about how a document is shredded, stored, and reassembled by SQL Server. I’m hearing lots of people suggest that shredded storage works only on Office documents. Not true. Such statements are confounding shredded storage with Cobalt. When we look inside a content database on SharePoint 2013, we see PDFs and other file formats being shredded as well. Shredded storage is independent of RBS. You can use RBS with or without shredded storage, and vice versa. Now whether you would use RBS with shredded storage is another question. Folks in the community are currently running tests to determine the performance implications of doing so. My guess is that many of the performance advantages of RBS that I saw with customers, and that both Microsoft and I have documented in white papers, will be reduced or eliminated due to shredded storage. There was also a benefit in SharePoint 2010 to running RBS to store BLOBs on SAN and NAS devices that support deduplication. Shredded storage might very well reduce or eliminate that benefit. However, RBS will continue to be critically important in hierarchical storage management, where you are managing tiers of storage (and therefore cost and other characteristics) based on business rules.
- Think of it as Shreds / Chunks of documents. This allows for deltas to be sent to sql for updates
- One Search Platform – Previous we had multiple versions on search ( FAST Technology, FAST Search for SP, SP2010 Search Foundation)Crawl Component – Crawls / Indexes content. Uses local disk cache for further content procession Types of Crawl – Full, Incremental and Continuous (default 15mins)Content Processing – Processing the content and analyzes it before sending it to the index, creates better and cleaner index. Security Updates are done here. SP2010 this could take a long time 2013 much faster. Parses Docs and maps to managed properties. “Smart Title and Author Extractor” New in SP2013 will pick up titles and names and add it to the index. Prevents against poor naming of documents.Index - Add one index partition per 10 million items. Crawled property converted to Managed Property =Searchable,Refinable, Sortable,QueryableQuery Processing – Reads the index partitionsWFE – Event stream to Analytics Processing that feed back into index. Clicking on items boost relevancy and puts it into the Index.Analytics DB is created for Reporting
- About 20k users per serverUse PowerShell to create farm and join SharePoint to OWA FarmWeb=1 will allow doc to open in OWA, without it opens in rich client
- Can still build dashboards with PPSShift here is building more capabilities into Excel Services and and SSRSVisualizations and ability to work with SSAS data
- Large set of improvementsContent Authoring Cut and paste into CEWP, RTE, or HTML Field controlIframe support to let content authors embed dynamic content from other sites Video and image preview
- new features that you can use to author, brand, design, and manage sites and site elements.
- Fundamental shift: