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Sofia Event Center 21-22 November 2013 Sharepoint 2013: Applied Architecture from the Field (V3) Tihomir Ignatov Senior Consultant Microsoft Corporation
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Sofia Event Center
21-22 November 2013
Sharepoint 2013: Applied Architecture from the Field (V3)Tihomir IgnatovSenior ConsultantMicrosoft Corporation
AgendaWhat is IT Architecture
Lessons Learned from the Field
Sharepoint 2013 Apps
Public Sector
Sharepoint 2013 Infrastructure
Telco
Oracle2MS migration
Transport & Logistics
Software ArchitectureDeployment Architecture
Network ArchitectureDeployment Architecture
Enterprise architectureServer architecture
Information architectureData architecture
Business architecture
Permission architectureCloud architecture
Infrastructure architecture
WHAT IS IT ARCHITECTURE?
Architecture is Making ideas real
“Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler.”
-Albert Einstein
Sharepoint Architecture… ?!?
Software Architecture
Infrastructure Architecture
Information Architecture
Business Architecture Enterprise Architecture
Sharepoint (product) Architecture?!?
Consulting Architects Org. Architects
Presales
Solution Governance
IT Architecture Tradeoff
Architecture Delivery
Presales
Technical Principles
CLOUD first1 Configure before customize
2 SolutionsNOT products
3
General Sharepoint Architecture Guidance
ALWAYS design against scenarios NOT features
Take into account the product limits and boundaries
Talk about RECOMMENDED and CURRENT instead of BEST practices
Ask Microsoft Premier support about supportability
Plan and maintain the capacity
Add the Governance plan in scope
WHAT IS PLA?SHAREPOINT, LYNC & EXCHANGE
MCS, PG & CSS
DELIVERY THROUGH MCS
Lessons Learned – SP Apps
Government Agency, Public sector
Case management Multiple AutH
sources Rich reporting KM BI
Customer Profile Scenario
Apps – Key Requirements
Consider your identity sources
Consider your App permissions level – hosting web/ tenant/…?
Cloud dependency – TO BE OR NOT TO BE?
Team skills – Sharepoint, ASP.NET, etc.
SPS 2013 APP SCENARIOS
O365 (SPO)
Sharepoint 2013
Sharepoint hosted App
Cloud
On premise
Sharepoint hosted App
Sharepoint-Hosted App
• Any supported AutH sources• Client side code only
O365 (SPO) Azure PaaS
Remote App
Cloud
On premise
Sharepoint Auto-hosted
App
Auto-hosted App
• 100% cloud scenario• Any supported identity• Identity through Azure ACS
ACS
Any Data Center
Sharepoint 2013
Remote Web
Internet
On premise
Provider hosted App
Provider-Hosted App (Low-trust)
• Any supported AutH sources• Server side code in Remote
Web• Depends on Azure ACS
Azure
ACS
Context token
Web serverSharepoint 2013
Remote Web
Internet
On premise
Provider hosted App
Provider-Hosted App (High-trust)• Any supported AutH sources• You have to take care about remote
web identity and SSO• Server side code in Remote Web• NO cloud dependency
S2S STS
Web UI
A
B
C
Custom DB
Entity Framework
BizTalk
SPS and Content DBs
D
F
G
H
810 13
Presentation Layer
Application Layer
Data Layer
Web Services/Web API
7
I
E
User
Attached Files and Metadata
C
Sharepoint 2013
Remote Web
Gov Gateway
STS
ADFS
Lessons Learned – SP Infrastructure
Telco Recently upgraded to SPS 2010
They started with 2003 No Governance No consistency in the
customizations, multiple vendors
Want to have a structured, healthy and well performing environment
Customer Profile Scenario
SP Infra – Key Considerations (1)
Consider the availability and resources
Plan your servers and capacity, plan also the data growth…
Take into account the skills of the operations personnel
According to the new SP Apps infrastructure plan to have a SP Web application with no host header
Use host header site collections when you need site with unique URL
After Sharepoint deployment always deliver a Governance plan document, even in “lite” format
SP Infra – Key Considerations (2)
ALWAYS setup at least 2 environments – TEST & PRODUCTION
Create a simple application to track site collection requests
Plan a process for site collections and content DBs management
Use QUOTAs
Recommended Topologies (1)WFE
Front End Services
Distributed Cache
Back End Services
Workflow Manager
Crawl
Admin
Analytics
Content Processing
Index Partition #0Replica
DB
Content Databases
Search Databases
Config & Service DBs
• No HA• All services in a single box• Single point of failure• The data is not reserved• Up to 10M searchable
items
Recommended Topologies (2)
DB-1 DB-2
Content Databases
Search Databases
Config & Service apps DBs
WFE-1
Front End Services
Distributed Cache
Back End Services
Workflow Manager
Crawl
Admin
Analytics
Content Processing
Index Partition #0Replica
WFE-2
Front End Services
Distributed Cache
Back End Services
Workflow Manager
Crawl
Admin
Analytics
Content Processing
Replica
• There is HA• All services and the data
are reserved• Up to 10M searchable
items• Recommended for
business critical scenarios with small load
Recommended Topologies (3)
DB-1 DB-2
Content Databases
Search Databases
Config & Service apps DBs
WFE-1
Front End Services
Distributed Cache
WFE-2
Front End Services
Distributed Cache
APP-1
Back End Services
Workflow Manager
Crawl
Admin
Analytics
Content Processing
Index Partition #0Replica
APP-2
Back End Services
Workflow Manager
Crawl
Admin
Analytics
Content Processing
Replica
• There is HA• All services and the data
are reserved• Up to 10M searchable
items• Recommended for
business critical scenarios with big load
Recommended Topologies (4)
DB-1 DB-2
Content Databases
Search Databases
Config & Service apps DBs
WFE-1
Front End Services
Distributed Cache
WFE-2
Front End Services
Distributed Cache
APP-1
Back End Services
Workflow Manager
APP-2
Back End Services
Workflow Manager
APP-SRC-1
Crawl
Admin
Analytics
Content Processing
Index Partition #0Replica
APP-SRC-2
Crawl
Admin
Analytics
Content Processing
Replica
• There is HA• All services and the data
are reserved• Up to 10M searchable
items• Recommended for
business critical scenarios with big load and significant search requirements
Lessons Learned – Oracle2MS migration
Retail No experienced Oracle resources on the local market
Microsoft Premier support and consulting are available
More value for the money
Better Enterprise level integration
Customer Profile Scenario
The Transition and the Current Stage
Oracle
ERP
BI
Microsoft
ERP
Portal
BI
The Solution
ERP BI Portal
Architecture
ERP Portal BI BE
Trusted Network
DMZ
BI FEBi2sp proxy svc
bi2sp svc
Internet
ERP
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