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SharePoint in The Cloud

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September 15, 2014

SharePoint in The Cloud

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September 15, 2014
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  1. Mete Bulutay Software Engineer – Atos AirC2IS – SP Portal

    Working in SharePoint projects since 2005 SharePoint 2003 - 2013 @codeholionet http://www.codeholio.net http://codingmag.com [email protected]
  2. SharePoint in the Cloud  Part 1: Cloud concepts and

    service providers  Part 2: SharePoint 2013 as a PaaS solution  Part 3: Why cloud?  Part 4: Microsoft Azure
  3. Hosting SharePoint 2013 Part 1 – Cloud concepts and service

    providers On-Premises Deployed on your own servers Hybrid On-premises + Cloud Cloud Hosted by a cloud service provider
  4. Cloud Service Concepts Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) Hosted VMs

    and cloud services Software as a Service (SaaS) Hosted software Platform as a Service (PaaS) Platform for developing your own solutions • Azure • Amazon WS • FPWeb • SP Online • FPWeb • Rackspace • Onedrive • Google Docs • Salesforce Part 1 – Cloud concepts and service providers
  5. Comparison of Cloud Srv. Providers SharePoint Azure AWS Fpweb.Net Cost

    $$ $ $$$ Deployment minutes minutes hours Performance *** ** *** Integration *** ** *** Support $$$ none $$ Reseller ✓ ✓ IaaS ✓ ✓ ✓ PaaS ✓ ✓ Source: blog.fpweb.net Part 1 – Cloud concepts and service providers
  6. SharePoint as a PaaS Solution How is it possible? 

    Multi-tenancy  App model Since SharePoint 2010 Feature of SharePoint 2013 Part 2 – SharePoint 2013 as a PaaS Solution
  7. Multi Tenancy On-Premises Multi-Tenant Farm Service Apps Farm Settings Web

    App Site Collection Farm Tenant Service App Settings Tenant Settings Site Collection Part 2 – SharePoint 2013 as a PaaS Solution
  8. When to use a cloud solution?  Low budget 

    Test/development environment  Highly-available Internet site  Internet-facing portal for external users  Disaster recovery Part 3 – Why cloud?
  9. Case Study: Small Firm CompBooster Inc. • 15 employees •

    Software dev. / consultancy • 6 on customer site • Collaboration portal On-Premises • Server hardware (Min. 16 GB Ram) • Windows & SQL • Bandwidth • SharePoint License (or SP Foundation?) Office 365 Even with MS subscription thousands of $$ 4$ x 15 = 60$ / month Bölüm 3 – Neden Bulut?
  10. Internet Case Study: External Users AD SharePoint 2013 Farm Search

    BCS Azure AD SharePoint 2013 Farm/Tenant Search BCS Internal Users External Users Local Network Part 3 – Why cloud?
  11. Case Study: Disaster Recovery Data Center Cloud Ser. Prov. $$$

    Replicate Replicate Part 3 – Why cloud?
  12. DR Models in Azure HOT • Full-sized farm • Running

    state • $$$ WARM • Smaller sized farm • Running state • $$ COLD • Farm deployed, VMs turned off • Turned on for updates and patches • $ Part 3 – Why cloud?
  13. Azure Subscription  MS Subscription (montly free credits & discounts)

     MSDN  Microsoft Partner Network (MPN)  BizSpark  Free trial account (1 month)  Pay as you go  Monthly subscription Further info and subscription http://azure.microsoft.com Your CC is not charged! Part 4 – Microsoft Azure
  14. Pay as you go  Charged as per the resources

    consumed  Not charged when VMs/services are turned off  Can be automated with Azure PowerShell Start-AzureVM –Servicename «ServiceName» –Name «VMName» Stop-AzureVM –Servicename «ServiceName» –Name «VMName» -Force Part 4 – Microsoft Azure
  15. Virtual Network  Isolated network in the cloud  Site-to-site

    VPN  Hybrid solutions Part 4 – Microsoft Azure
  16. Availability Set Kaynak: SPC312 – Deploying Highly Available SP Internet

    Sites on Windows Azure VMs Part 4 – Microsoft Azure
  17. Recap  IaaS, PaaS, SaaS  Multi-Tenancy  Office 365

    – SharePoint Online  In which circumstances is cloud the ideal solution?  Microsoft Azure Part 4 – Microsoft Azure