Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services

Tom WendelMicrosoft Developer Evangelist

Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010

Tom WendelMicrosoft Developer Evangelist

Agenda

∙ Was ist dieses SharePoint Foundation 2010 eigentlich?

∙ Wie kann man das hosten?

◉ Shared Hosting

◉ SharePoint Farm

◉ Wartung

∙ Was können die Services

◉ Content Management

◉ Websites

◉ Team-Sites

◉ Blog

◉ Web-Applikationen

Was sind SharePoint Services

Oder anders: Was ist SharePoint?The business collaboration platform for the Enterprise and the Web

Was ist SharePoint Server 2010Ribbon UI

SharePoint Workspace

SharePoint Mobile

Office Client and Office Web App Integration

Standards SupportTagging, Tag Cloud, Ratings

Social Bookmarking

Blogs and Wikis

My Sites

Activity Feeds

Profiles and Expertise

Org Browser

Enterprise Content Types

Metadata and Navigation

Document Sets

Multi-stage Disposition

Audio and Video Content Types

Remote Blob Storage

List Enhancements

Social Relevance

Phonetic Search

Navigation

FAST Integration

Enhanced Pipeline

PerformancePoint Services

Excel Services

Chart Web Part

Visio Services

Web Analytics

SQL Server Integration

PowerPivot

Business Connectivity Services

InfoPath Form Services

External Lists

Workflow

SharePoint Designer

Visual Studio

API Enhancements

REST/ATOM/RSS

Was ist SharePoint Server 2010

Intranet

• Enterprise Client Access License (CAL)

• Standard Client Access License (CAL)

Und jetzt: Was kann nun die Foundation?

Blogs and Wikis

Remote Blob Storage

List Enhancements

Ribbon UI

SharePoint Workspace

SharePoint Mobile

Office Client and Office Web App Integration

Standards Support

Business Connectivity Services

External Lists

Workflow

SharePoint Designer

Visual Studio

API Enhancements

REST/ATOM/RSS

Warum SharePoint Foundation 2010?

∙ Für Hoster

◉ Echter Support für Mandanten

◉ Granularere Administrationsmöglichkeiten

◉ Sandboxed Solutions

◉ PowerShell Integration

◉ Ressourcen-Management (List Throttling,…)

∙ Für Endkunden

◉ Support für externe Datenquellen

◉ Kostenfreier SharePoint Designer

◉ Standard-Support (Firefox, Safari, IE, XSLT-Views,…)

◉ Komfortable Editiermöglichkeiten

◉ Hübsches UI (Ribbons, Dialogs, Ajax,...)

Wie funktioniert das Hosting

∙ Vollinstallation auf dedizierten Server

∙ Shared Installation + Farms

∙ Volle Integration von

◉ Windows Server Features

◉ SQL Server

◉ IIS

◉ Active Directory

◉ PowerShell

∙ Flexibilität der darunterliegenden Tools(Bsp: Website-Konfig volle Power von IIS)

Systemanforderungen

∙ 4-Core, 2,5GHz pro Kern

∙ 64bit-Architektur

∙ 8GB RAM

∙ Windows Server 2008 SP2 / Windows Server 2008 R2

∙ SQL Server 2005 SP3 / SQL Server 2008 SP1 (auch Express)

∙ IIS 7

∙ Active Directory (optional)

Shared Hosting

∙ Installation mehrerer Kunden auf einem Server

∙ Geringerer administrativer Aufwand

∙ Geteilte Ressourcen

∙ Problem Ressourcenaufteilung

◉ Speicherlimitierungen

◉ Laufzeitlimitierungen

◉ Listenlimitierung

◉ „Sandboxed Solutions“

∙ Separierung der Kunden durchgetrennte Datenbanken

Farm Installation

∙ Verteilung der Last auf mehrere Rechner

∙ Sowohl dediziert als auch Shared

∙ Hochskalierbar

∙ Geringer administrativer Aufwand

Wartung

∙ Ausführliches Reporting über Ressourcenverbrauch für den Hoster

∙ Ordentliche Auswertung für den Kunden

∙ Stabiles Backup-Konzept

∙ Administration per Shell

∙ Integration des Developer Dashboards

∙ Erweiterbar

◉ Security-Rules

◉ Features

◉ Admin-Frontend

◉ Templates

◉ …

Demo- Die Administration

Was kann der Kunde damit tun?

∙ CMS / Enterprise Content Management System

◉ Listen

◉ Dateien

∙ Wiki-Seiten

◉ Homepage

◉ Design über Masterpages

∙ Blogs

∙ Team-Sites

∙ Web-Applikationen

Demo- Anwendungsbeispiele

Ressourcen

∙ SharePoint Homehttp://sharepoint2010.microsoft.com/Pages/default.aspx

∙ Blog von Steve Peschkahttp://blogs.technet.com/speschka/default.aspx

∙ Meinen Bloghttp://blogs.msdn.com/twendel

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