Deplying Cloud-Based Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Solutions

Description

Take your Microsoft SharePoint solutions to the cloud—and gain scalability and high availability while helping to lower your operational costs. Led by a SharePoint expert, you'll learn hands-on how to customize and maintain SharePoint cloud solutions. You also get practical advice for migrating business solutions either to Microsoft SharePoint Online or to a private cloud, using your own data center. This is an ideal guide for IT professionals, architects, and decision makers.

 Extend the reach of your SharePoint solutions—in the cloud

* Evaluate the ROI for using a public, private, or hybrid cloud solution
* Build public cloud solutions on either a shared or dedicated server
* Use Microsoft Office 365 for email, messaging, document authoring, and more
* Customize SharePoint Online using sandboxed solutions and SharePoint Designer
* Control identity management and authentication with Windows PowerShell(R)
* Deploy SharePoint in a private cloud with Hyper-V(R) and Microsoft System Center
* Improve private cloud automation, availability, and data isolation with multi-tenancy

CONTENTS:

; Introduction; Who Should Read This Book; Who Should Not Read This Book; Organization of This Book; Code Samples; Acknowledgments; Errata and Book Support; We Want to Hear from You; Stay in Touch; Introducing SharePoint in the Cloud; Chapter 1: Introducing Microsoft SharePoint Online; 1.1 What Is the Cloud?; 1.2 Why Deploy to the Cloud?; 1.3 SharePoint in the Cloud; 1.4 SharePoint Online Features Overview; 1.5 Configuring and Customizing SharePoint Online; 1.6 User Management and Security in SharePoint Online; 1.7 Migrating from On-Premises to SharePoint Online; 1.8 Getting Around in SharePoint Online; Chapter 2: Office 365 Feature Overview; 2.1 Office 365 Overview; 2.2 Four Products in One; 2.3 Licensing and Purchasing Office 365; 2.4 Administering Office 365; Chapter 3: Planning for SharePoint Online; 3.1 Planning SharePoint Online Core Capabilities; 3.2 Planning Your Information Architecture; 3.3 Planning User Management and Security; 3.4 Planning Customizations; 3.5 Planning User Training; 3.6 Planning Ongoing Maintenance and Governance; Deploying SharePoint in the Public Cloud; Chapter 4: Administering SharePoint Online; 4.1 Managing Site Collections; 4.2 Configuring InfoPath Forms Services; 4.3 Configuring User Profiles; 4.4 Configuring the Managed Metadata Term Store; Chapter 5: Identity Management and Authentication; 5.1 Identity Management Technologies and Techniques; 5.2 Configuring Identity Federation and Synchronization; 5.3 Managing Identities with Remote PowerShell; Chapter 6: Migrating to SharePoint Online; 6.1 Migration Scenarios; 6.2 Migration Techniques; 6.3 Supported Items and Migration Gotchas; 6.4 Planning for Migration Downtime; Chapter 7: Introduction to Customizing and Developing in SharePoint Online; 7.1 Developing Against the Cloud vs. On-Premises; 7.2 Customization Tools; 7.3 Introduction to Sandboxed Solutions; 7.4 Building and Deploying a Sandboxed Web Part; 7.5 Deploying Full-Trust Code in SharePoint Online Dedicated; 7.6 Introduction to the Client Object Model; 7.7 SharePoint Online Integration with Azure; Deploying SharePoint in the Private Cloud; Chapter 8: Introduction to Creating a Private Cloud; 8.1 Private Cloud Benefits; 8.2 How Do You Build a Private Cloud?; 8.3 Preparing for Virtualization with Hyper-V; 8.4 Automating SharePoint in a Private Cloud Using Opalis; Chapter 9: Introducing Multitenancy in SharePoint 2010; 9.1 Why Multitenancy for On-Premises IT?; 9.2 Options for Tenant Sites in SharePoint; 9.3 Multitenancy Architecture; 9.4 Service Application Partitioning; 9.5 Site Subscriptions; 9.6 Tenant Administration; 9.7 Host Header Site Collections; 9.8 Feature Packs; 9.9 Ten Easy Steps to Tenant-Aware SharePoint; Chapter 10: Configuring Tenant-Aware Service Applications; 10.1 Introduction to Service Applications; 10.2 Step 1: Configuring the Site Subscription Service; 10.3 Step 2: Creating Tenant-Aware Service Applications; Chapter 11: Configuring Tenant-Aware Site Collections; 11.1 Step 3: Creating Feature Packs; 11.2 Step 4: Creating a New Site Subscription; 11.3 Step 5: Assigning a Feature Pack to a Tenant; 11.4 Step 6: Filtering the People Picker to an Active Directory Organizational Unit; 11.5 Step 7: Configuring Tenant-Aware Managed Paths; 11.6 Step 8: Creating Tenant Site Collections; 11.7 Step 9: Associating the Tenant to the User Profile Service Application; 11.8 Step 10: Configuring a Content Type Hub; Server, Online SharePoint, and Online Dedicated Compared; SharePoint Online Capacities; Services and Service Applications in SharePoint Online; Customizations in SharePoint Online; SharePoint Online Features and Capabilities; About the Author; About the Technical Editor; About the Contributing Authors;