Samuel Zürcher service applications in sp2013

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Agenda

Architectural model for Service Applications in SharePoint 2013

Introduction to model and changes compared to previous versions

Introduction to individual service applications in SharePoint 2013

What has been changed?

What is new?

Service Applications with their own DBs:

App Management Service

Business Data Connectivity

Managed Metadata Service

Search

Secure Store Service

Machine Translation Service

State Service

Usage and Health Data Collection

User Profile

Word Automation Service

Access Services App databases

Remote farms don’t need perms to parent farm DBs*

Any farm can publish SAs

One web application can use both local and remote SAs

Enables centralized “enterprise” SAs

Support only in specific service applications

Business Data Connectivity

Managed Metadata Service

Search

Machine Translation Services

User Profile

Service

application

Allowed for WAN

environments? Hybrid with Office365

Search

Managed Metadata

Machine Translation

Service

Business Data

Connectivity

User Profile

Deploying service applications by

using the Initial Configuration

Wizard

Deploying service applications

manually or by using Windows

PowerShell

Application

All service applications are deployed to

the same application pool.

You can deploy service applications to

dedicated application pools, if desired.

Service

accounts

The same account is used for all

services. You can edit service accounts

later.

You can apply different service accounts

to service applications.

Databases

Database names are automatically

generated, including GUIDs that are

long and difficult to remember.

You can assign database names and

implement a naming convention.

Service

application

settings

Default settings are applied to service

applications. You can change these later.

You can implement custom settings

when the service application is

deployed.

IFrame

SharePoint Access Host

SQL Server 2012

Cluster

View and Edit Data

Database Design

Advanced Reporting & Integration

• Desktop Access Reports

• Excel

• Power View

• Crystal Reports

• Custom Websites (.NET, PHP, etc.)

SQL 2012 Access

Services WFE

SharePoint Access Host

SQL Server 2012

Cluster

Access Web

1. Choose table

2. Choose View

3. Search and Filter

4. Add and edit items

Autocomplete Control Datasheet Drill-Through Popups

Summary View Related Items Control Action Bar

Allow other programs to connect to the SQL Server database that powers your access app. You’ll find all the necessary credentials in one place.

Enter the SQL Server connection information from Access into your analysis program, and you’ll find all your database’s queries and tables available. SQL Server is an industry standard, so you have a choice of tools, from Excel to Crystal Reports.

Take advantage of the powerful charting and analysis tools that Excel already provides. Or crunch your data in a program of your choice.

SharePoint

Submission

SP Platform 2 3

SharePoint

Design Tools

Office Applications

SharePoint Farm

External System

BDC Runtime

SharePoint Farm

External System

Corporate Network

Reverse

SharePoint Farm

OData Service

Excel Web Access Excel Web

Services JSOM REST API

Excel Proxy

User-Defined Functions Excel Calculation Service

XLSX/b/m

SharePoint Farm Excel Services

Office Web Apps

Farm 6

SQL Server Analysis Services

You have different options for rendering:

• View workbooks using Excel Services on SP; or

• View workbooks using Office Web Apps Server (and potentially lose functionality)

SharePoint Excel Services

SQL Server Analyses Services

Office Web Apps

Admins or UI designer get to choose:

• View workbooks using Excel Services on SP; or

• View workbooks using Office Web Apps Server (and potentially loose functionality)

Web Part Web Service API Authenticated JSOM/REST/APIs Windows-auth based External Data

Edit documents

New documents

Co-authoring

Un-Authenticated JSOM/REST

User Defined

Functions

Connection string Unattended account

External data*

Embedding

Office Web

Applications SharePoint

SQL Server Analysis Services

SharePoint Excel Services

Web Front End

Document Translation Parsing Engine

Translation Service Application

Parsers

API Job Queue and DB

Segments

Web Parts Web Services

Rendering Custom Editors

Web Services

Authoring

SharePoint Data Store Monitoring Services

Application Proxy

Data Source Extensibility

PPS App Settings

SharePoint Data Store

SharePoint QA

SharePoint Production

SharePoint

User Profile

Service

Application

Direct Active

Directory Import

External System

Active Directory

Visio Web

Access

Custom Data

Providers

Visio JSOM

Mash-Up API

Web Part

Connections

Visio Proxy

Visio Graphics Service

VDW/b/m SQL OLEDB/ODBC XLSX SP Lists

ODC BCS

Credentials: Used by Visio client Used by Visio Services Used by VIsio Services

SQL access SQL access No SQL access

Diagram Author

Diagram Consumers Data Access Account for Visio Services

Secure Store Property Meaning

Target Application ID Identifier referenced by Visio Services

Target Application Administrator Typically farm administrator

Target Application Members Diagram Consumers

Target Application Credentials Data Access Account

Object Model

Queue Manager/

Scheduler

Document Queue

Database

SharePoint

Content Database

Word File Conversion Service Engine

Immediate Based Document Queue

Timer Job Based Document Queue

Personal Site

List on Personal Site

Project Server DB

SP Content DB SP Web App

Change Log

Work Management

Service

Write personal tasks

Read personal tasks My Tasks Page

Call as Proj server user

mapped to SP User

Get Tasks via OM

Summary

Architectural model for Service Applications in SharePoint 2013

Introduction to model and changes compared to previous versions

Introduction to individual service applications in SharePoint 2013

What has been changed?

What is new?

Samuel Zürcher service applications in sp2013

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