Pro SharePoint 2010 disaster recovery and high availability, by Stephen Cummins

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Pro SharePoint 2010 disaster recovery and high availability

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Berkeley, CA, Apress, 2011

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Contents

Disaster Recovery
ch. 6
Back Up a Step
Backup Planning and Preparation
Business Impact Assessment
Dependencies
Code and Content
Backup Tools
Documentation
Backup Using SharePoint
Backup and Restore in Central Administration
Recovery Time Objective and Recovery Point Objective
Backup Using PowerShell
Speeding Up Backups
Recommendation
Backup Using SQL Server
Transaction Logs
BLOBs
Backup of the File System
Workflows
Summary
ch. 7
Networks and the Cloud
Monitoring
Maintenance Tasks
Check Your Backups
Check Storage
Monitor Reliability and Performance with Windows
Check Event Viewer
Alerts: Instant Monitoring
Check Task Manager
SharePoint's Monitoring Tools
Troubleshooting Errors
IaaS vs. SaaS
Summary
ch. 8
DIY DR
Recycle Bin
Recycle Bin Settings
Accessing the Second Stage Recycle Bin
Exceptions
Versioning as a Recovery Tool
Recovering Sites and Site Collections
Recovery with PowerShell and Service Pack 1 for SharePoint 2010
SharePoint in the Cloud
Office as DIY DR Tool
Content Backup Using Templates
How to Make a List Template
How to Make a Site Template
Summary
ch. 9
Change Management and DR
Entropy
Application Lifecycle Management
Development Models
Why is Infrastructure Moving to the Cloud?
Cost of Change
Evolution
Who Controls Change in SharePoint?
Change Categories
Change Management
Impact Assessment
Change Advisory Board (CAB) Meetings
Schedule RFC
Test Change
Implement and Assess, Perhaps Roll Back
Will SharePoint Administrators Become Extinct?
Review and Close
Summary
ch. 10
DR and the Cloud
SharePoint Time Machine
SharePoint Past
SharePoint Present
SharePoint Future
Cloud Benefits
Load Variation
SharePoint 2010 is a Complicated Beast
Agility
Cloud Architectures
Public Cloud
Private Cloud
Hybrid: the Archaeopteryx
Architecting for Disaster Recovery in the Cloud
Multi-Tenancy
Planning Federation
Summary
ch. 11
Practical Steps to Avoid Disaster
Best and Worst Practices
Work Hard and Don't Take Shortcuts
Typical SharePoint RFP
Good Practices
Putting the Cart Before the Horse
Sidestepping Quagmires
Migration
Metadata
Customization
Workflows
What Role Will You Play?
Intranet Conflict
Records Management
Corporate Facebook
Change Management
Governance
Folders Are Bad
Have Skills in House
Permission Inheritance
Summary
ch. 12
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Stakeholders and Strategy
Final Conclusions
Key Points By Chapter
ch. 1
Steering Away from Disaster
ch. 2
Planning Your Plan
ch. 3
Activating Your Plan
ch. 4
High Availability
Dependencies
ch. 5
Quality of Service
ch. 6
Back Up a Step
ch. 7
Monitoring
ch. 8
DIY DR
ch. 9
Change Management and DR
Clear Measurements of Success: Reporting, Analysis, and Prevention
ch. 10
DR and the Cloud
ch. 11
Best and Worst Practices
Summary
Applied Scenario: The System is Slowing Down
Solution
What is Upper Management's Responsibility?
Technology is Just a Tool
Applied Scenario: It's Never Simple
Some Terminology
Summary of the Options
ch. 1
Solution
Summary
ch. 2
Planning Your Plan
Getting the Green Light from Management
Barriers to Consensus
Weak Metaphors
Another Weak Metaphor: Snapshots
Stronger Metaphors
Business Impact Assessment
Steering Away from Disaster
Who Sets the RTO and RPO?
Goldilocks Principle
Consensus
People
Physical Dependencies
Architectural Impact
Risk Assessment
Synchronicity
Recovery Tiers
20/20 Hindsight
Real Cost of Failure
Service Level Agreements
Disaster Coordination
4Ci
DR Script
Last but Not Least: Supply Stores and Restaurants
Summary
ch. 3
Activating Your Plan
Welcome to the University of Newbridge
What is a Process?
Why Disasters Happen and How to Prevent Them
Do I Need to Define My Processes and Procedures?
Benefits of Defining Your Processes and Procedures
Applied Scenario: A Disaster Recovery Plan
University of Newbridge Disaster Recovery Plan
Summary
ch. 4
High Availability
High Availability Overview
Measuring Business Impact
Nines
Success/Failure
Resilience
Platform
SQL Server
Change Management
Monitoring
People
Redundancy
Data Centers
Farms
Hardware
Your SharePoint Project: Will it Sink or Float?
Application-Level Redundancy
Summary
ch. 5
Quality of Service
Why Quality of Service is Essential
Perceptions and Causes of Poor QoS
Applied Scenario: Flowers and Elephants
Isolating the Cause
Fiddlers, Pipes, and Pings: Measuring Tools
TCP Throughput
High Availability: The Watertight Compartments
Exploring Possible Solutions
WAN Acceleration
Deployment Strategies
Middle Ground
Centralized vs. Regional SharePoint Deployment
Single Hub
Central Hub with Spokes
Central Hub and Mini-Hubs
Cache
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