Research before You Start a SharePoint Architecture
September 9, 2013
When the preprogrammed “help” function on Microsoft’s software does not work, the next place users turn to is Microsoft’s Technet. Technet is Microsoft’s official help Web site that has more useful information and gets into the nuts and bolts of the software. It takes a bit of computer savvy to understand some of the information on Technet, but it was written in mind for the beginner. We have been thinking about SharePoint search a lot lately, but one cannot search SharePoint without a system setup, right? We felt it was best to inform our readers on how to get started on working on a SharePoint architecture, so we found “Plan Enterprise Search Architecture In SharePoint Server 2013” on Technet.
Here is how you can use the article to your benefit:
“Before you set up your enterprise search architecture, there are quite a few things that require careful planning. Step by step, we’ll help you to plan a small, a medium, or a large-size enterprise search architecture. Are you familiar with the components of the search system in SharePoint 2013, and how they interact? By reading Overview of search in SharePoint Server 2013 and Search architectures for SharePoint Server 2013 before you get going, you’ll become familiar with search architecture, search components, search databases, and the search topology.”
Even if Microsoft causes headaches, having information directly from the software source is often the best place to start for planning projects. Who knows software better than the developer? The article may not have all the information you need, but thanks to the Internet there are other sources available. More SharePoint tips, tricks, and news are available at ArnoldIT.
Whitney Grace, September 09, 2013
Sponsored by ArnoldIT.com, developer of Beyond Search
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