Designing a performant, reliable, SharePoint environment takes a lot of planning. Some of the areas that we touched on in this chapter included resilient and fault-tolerant design principles, using MinRole to manage server role deployments, and disaster recovery planning and scenarios.
Accessibility is also an important factor to consider when architecting an environment. We reviewed how localization can help make SharePoint content accessible to users with different language needs. Security is a large part of any modern system design; we discussed how Azure Information Protection and Rights Management services can be used to manage access and control the actions that others can perform against documents.
SharePoint Server 2019 is a capable content management and application platform and can be integrated with numerous Office 365 workloads and provide user experiences that cross platforms. This ability gives users and organizations the best of each platform's capabilities.
Finally, you learned about some of the steps you can take to design a high-performing farm, including processor, memory, storage, and networking recommendations.
In the next chapter, you will learn how to effectively manage and maintain a SharePoint farm environment, involving tasks such as configuring service applications and managing storage.
