This documentation is preliminary and subject to change. Some links go to content from earlier versions while the articles for the 2013 version are being finished.
Summary: Learn about how to install and configure SharePoint Server 2013 or SharePoint Foundation 2013 in a farm.
Applies to: SharePoint Foundation 2013 Preview | SharePoint Server 2013 Preview
Although SharePoint products farms vary in complexity and size, a combination of careful planning and a phased deployment that includes ongoing testing and evaluation significantly reduces the risk of unexpected outcomes. This article provides an overview for all types of SharePoint 2013 farm deployment.
For a visual representation of the information in this article, see the SharePoint 2010 Products Deployment model in the Technical diagrams for SharePoint 2013 topic. Related technical diagrams include "Topologies for SharePoint Server 2010 and Services in SharePoint 2010 Products".
In this article:
Concepts
Physical architecture
Installation and configuration
Deployment stages
Concepts
The logical result of SharePoint 2013's flexibility and richness can be a high degree of complexity around installing and configuring SharePoint 2013 correctly. A fundamental understanding of the following key structural elements in a SharePoint 2013 environment is required in order to correctly deploy and support SharePoint 2013:
Server farm: The top-level element of a logical architecture design for SharePoint 2013.
Web application: An IIS Web site that is created and used by SharePoint 2013.
Content database: Provides storage Web application content. You can separate content into multiple content databases at the site collection level.
Site collection: A set of Web sites that have the same owner and share administration settings.
Site: One or more related Web pages and other items (such as lists, libraries, and documents) that are hosted inside a site collection.
For more information about these and other architectural components, see Logical architecture components (SharePoint Server 2010).
In addition to understanding the elements of a SharePoint 2013 environment and how they have to be configured for your solution, you must consider the following additional factors: physical architecture, installation and configuration, and the various stages of deployment.
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Summary: Learn about how to install and configure SharePoint Server 2013 or SharePoint Foundation 2013 in a farm.
Applies to: SharePoint Foundation 2013 Preview | SharePoint Server 2013 Preview
Although SharePoint products farms vary in complexity and size, a combination of careful planning and a phased deployment that includes ongoing testing and evaluation significantly reduces the risk of unexpected outcomes. This article provides an overview for all types of SharePoint 2013 farm deployment.
For a visual representation of the information in this article, see the SharePoint 2010 Products Deployment model in the Technical diagrams for SharePoint 2013 topic. Related technical diagrams include "Topologies for SharePoint Server 2010 and Services in SharePoint 2010 Products".
In this article:
Concepts
Physical architecture
Installation and configuration
Deployment stages
Concepts
The logical result of SharePoint 2013's flexibility and richness can be a high degree of complexity around installing and configuring SharePoint 2013 correctly. A fundamental understanding of the following key structural elements in a SharePoint 2013 environment is required in order to correctly deploy and support SharePoint 2013:
Server farm: The top-level element of a logical architecture design for SharePoint 2013.
Web application: An IIS Web site that is created and used by SharePoint 2013.
Content database: Provides storage Web application content. You can separate content into multiple content databases at the site collection level.
Site collection: A set of Web sites that have the same owner and share administration settings.
Site: One or more related Web pages and other items (such as lists, libraries, and documents) that are hosted inside a site collection.
For more information about these and other architectural components, see Logical architecture components (SharePoint Server 2010).
In addition to understanding the elements of a SharePoint 2013 environment and how they have to be configured for your solution, you must consider the following additional factors: physical architecture, installation and configuration, and the various stages of deployment.
Read More
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