15 Minute Guide to Building Efficient Infrastructures for Microsoft SharePoint Server
Read the guide to learn how to build efficient infrastructures for
Microsoft SharePoint Server environments-whether physical or
virtual-using our deep application experience, strong portfolio of
expert services, industry-leading technologies, and proven solutions
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11/10/2009
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The High-Performance DBA
The database administrator’s job continues to grow more challenging as they are called upon to confront new platforms, increasing complexity, more data, and less help. To meet these challenges, the DBA must put a strategy in place across all databases, regardless of platform, that focuses on areas that contribute the most to high availability and performance, including:
• Storage Management
• Performance Management
• Capacity Management
This paper outlines techniques you can use to streamline and automate the management of these critical areas so you can deliver high databases performance and availability.
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11/4/2009
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Performance Optimization: Extending the IT Infrastructure
Due to time, money, and resource limitations it is often no longer feasible to rewrite, re-architect, or even replace under-performing applications and databases that are core to running the business. Performance optimization is the key ingredient in the struggle to stretch an invested IT dollar to its absolute limit. This whitepaper show you how to take a three step approach to prevent, find, and fix performance issues that can occur at any stage of the development lifecycle.
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11/4/2009
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Virtual Architecture for Microsoft SharePoint Server
People use information to drive business outcomes. These outcomes include developing customer relationships, driving innovation, and improving operations to facilitate collaboration. These objectives need to be archived by developing the most flexible, cost-effective infrastructure possible.
Your organization uses Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 to facilitate collaboration, provide content management features, implement business processes, and supply access to information that is essential to organizational goals and processes. But deploying Microsoft SharePoint is only part of the answer. It can lead to distributed farms with direct-attached storage resulting in increased cost and management complexity as well as underutilized assets. So what is the solution?
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10/23/2009
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The 6 Key Points of SharePoint Infrastructure Planning
SharePoint products and technologies have readily found a place within the business environments of many organizations. SharePoint provides an ideal platform for business collaboration and other functions, therefore, it is becoming a critical tool that must be properly architected, maintained, and designed to be easily expanded. A large number of businesses and organizations are considering either deployment of new SharePoint environments or expansion of existing environments and they first need to consider design criteria for the platform.
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10/23/2009
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