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1. SharePoint 2010: New Features for IT Professionals Presenter: Michael Ralph New Horizons Baltimore

2. Agenda Introductions SharePoint 2010 Discussion Q&A SharePoint Certifications Leaning support from New Horizons

3. Introductions Your name Your organization’s name Your role within your organization Your SharePoint related issues Your expectations for today’s seminar

4. Overview Architectural Changes Service Applications Business Continuity PowerShell for SharePoint Performance Monitoring

5. Architectural Changes Software SharePoint is 64-bit Requires 64-bit Windows Server 2008 Requires 64-bit SQL Server Digital Asset Support Silverlight Media Player (Not streaming) Media web parts Audio & video content types

6. Architectural Changes (cont'd) Logical Changes No Shared Services Provider List and library size increase (30 Million!) LOB integration Claims based authentication Physical Changes Tab strips and ribbons WFEs synchronize deltas and log usage data more efficiently Can use SQL Snapshots, SQL Server DB mirroring, and SQL Server backup/attach

7. Architectural Changes (cont'd) Multi-tenancy Isolation of data, operational services, and management A tenancy might be a department, division, or organization Services and site collections can be grouped by Tenancy Office Web Applications Web based Office applications Condenses common functionality Creates an internal version of multi-user cloud computing

8. Service Applications Service Application Model replaces the SSP Each service is implemented individually Consists of one or more databases Runs in its own web app for isolation, or it can be shared Can delegate administration Can be used by one one web app or shared by many web apps or farms!

9. Service Applications (cont'd)

10. Service Applications (cont'd) Access Services Business Data Connectivity Excel Services Managed Metadata Service PowerPoint Service Application Search Service Usage and Health Data Collection Visio Graphics Service Web Analytics Service Word Viewing Services Custom SA services can also be created

11. Business Continuity Backup & restore has been improved Backups can use Central Admin System Center Data Protection Manager SQL Server Backup Granularity Farm Services Site Collections Sites Lists

12. Business Continuity (cont'd) Support for SQL Server DB Mirroring Support for Read-Only Databases Site deletion is a timer job

13. PowerShell for SharePoint Over 600 cmdlets (and growing!) Can replace stsadm Runs in the SharePoint 2010 management Shell Farm administrators can be given permission to the Management Shell Two types of commands: Local: Must be run on the individual machine Examples:Start-SPServiceInstance, Connect-SPConfigurationDatabase Global: Runs once for the farm Examples:Set-SPWebApplication, New-SPSite

14. Performance Monitoring Large list control List throttling limits the number of rows returned in large lists 5000 items for users – 20000 for admins On by default Views should be created with filters to prevent too many rows returned on a page Limits can be exceeded: By developers programmatically (admin override) A "happy hour" can be scheduled

15. Performance Monitoring (cont'd) Http Request Throttling Sets thresholds for specific performance counters Server monitors counters every 5 seconds. If counter is exceeded 3 times, throttling begins 503 (server busy) error returned to browser Health Score 0-9 performance scale Lets clients know how often to communicate with server

16. Performance Monitoring (cont'd) Developer Dashboard Shows page load statistics Helps diagnose a problem web part or long list load time Health and Web Analytics Reports Run from Central Administration Detailed reports on page usage and page load latency

17. Review Architectural Changes Service Applications Business Continuity PowerShell for SharePoint Performance Monitoring