Although the adoption of O365 is increasing within organizations, there are some SharePoint costumer that aren’t there yet. In this awesome sessions learn how to setup and configure your development to build and deploy provider-hosted apps in your SharePoint On-Premises servers. We will cover the common mistakes, guidance and automating the setting up of this kind of environment.

1. Set up an SharePoint On-Premises
environment for developing
Provider-Hosted Apps
Rodrigo Pinto, everis

3. Rodrigo Pinto
Who am I ?
Everis
Contact

4. Agenda
• Development Environment
• Setting things up
• Some tips

5. DEVELOPMENT
ENVIRONMENT

6. DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT
Operating Environment
• x64-capable CPU
• at least 16 GB of RAM (24 GB of RAM ideal setup)
• Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 x64 or Windows
Server 2012
• SQL SERVER 2008 R2 SP1/2012/2014 (SharePoint SP1)

7. DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT
• Virtualize!
HyperV, Vmware, Vbox
• Use Azure VMs
• Use an All-IN VM
• Active Directory / DNS
• SQL Server
(2008 R2 SP1/2012/2014*)
• SharePoint
TIP!
Use AutoSPInstaller, and AutoSPSourceBuilder
http://AutoSPInstaller.codeplex.com;
http://AutoSPSourceBuilder.codeplex.com
* with SharePoint SP1

8. DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT
Pre-Requisites
Warning!
Always consider complete Installation
if you are doing FTC & App Dev Model
Limit Storage: SQL Server 2008 R2 SP 1
Express version storage limit to 10 GB per DB
No Domain Service or domain accounts
Run under local accounts ( like Network Service account)
Can not create User Profile Service

9. DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT
Developer Site Collection

10. DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT
Minimum Services Running
• User Profile Service Application
(at least one account* crawled with email)
• App Management Service
• Subscription settings Service
*account has to have email configured

11. DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT
Understanding the App Domain
http://app-bdf2014ea15dacb.spsadriatics.com/sites/zagreb/MyApp
App prefix (tenant)
Defined when
configuring support
for SharePoint apps
App ID
Unique hex string
automatically
generated
App domain
DNS domain
name configured
Host web
App name
Developer setting
URL relative to the
webapplication

12. http://aka.ms/SPOLocalDevSetup

13. SETTINGS THINGS UP

14. SETTING THINGS UP
Steps to be taken...
1. Set Forward Lookup Zone
2. Create App Domain
3. Create a Certificate
4. Configure SharePoint 2013 to use certificates
5. Create a new Developer Site

15. SETTINGS THING UP DEMO

16. SOME TIPS

17. SOME TIPS
TIPS...
1. Developer user cant be farm admin
2. Make sure all SP Services are running
3. Check the loopback check
4. Add the IP of the server to the host file.

18. questions?
STATIONSOLUTIONS@GMAIL.COM
@SCOUTMANPT

19. thank you.
SHAREPOINT AND PROJECT CONFERENCE ADRIATICS
ZAGREB, 10/15/2014 - 10/16/2014