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Implementing Microsoft SharePoint 2019

You're reading from   Implementing Microsoft SharePoint 2019 An expert guide to SharePoint Server for architects, administrators, and project managers

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2020
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781789615371
Length 636 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Angel Wood Angel Wood
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Lewin Wanzer Lewin Wanzer
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Preface 1. Chapter 1: Understanding Your Current State 2. Chapter 2: Planning and Architecture FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 3: Creating and Managing Virtual Machines 4. Chapter 4: Installation Concepts 5. Chapter 5: Farm and Services Configuration 6. Chapter 6: Finalizing the Farm – Going Live 7. Chapter 7: Finalizing the Farm to Go Live – Part II 8. Chapter 8: Post-Implementation Operations and Maintenance 9. Chapter 9: Managing Performance and Troubleshooting 10. Chapter 10: SharePoint Advanced Reporting and Features 11. Chapter 11: Enterprise Social Networking and Collaboration 12. Chapter 12: SharePoint Framework 13. Other Books You May Enjoy

Defining needed server roles

Creating hosts should be the first step in starting the process to build our VMs for the platform. This means we have already completed our assessment and have met with all teams working on our new architecture as well as finalized that architecture so that we can implement it at this point. Making sure you have your architecture is one thing, but we also need to look at environments.

Did we build environments to support DEV, QA, TEST, and production? If not, we need to do so now and we need to make sure we have addressed our support farms. These environments can weigh heavily on how our development and test process is defined for our environment. These other farms can also change the way our environments are secured and managed. These should all be separate environments with their own hardware, admin accounts, service accounts, and in some cases, AD, depending on your defined requirements.

Separation in these areas should be consistent...

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