So this weekend I’m off to present at SharePoint Saturday in Kansas City. It is shaping up to be a stellar event and it looks like there are still a few (free) seats left!
I’ll be presenting a session on “Architecting for Scale in SharePoint 2010″. Here’s the session description:
“Scaling SharePoint has presented many challenges in the past. Those days are gone. Learn how new features like Remote BLOB Storage (RBS), a dramatically improved search subsystem, improved database efficiency, and resource throttling in SharePoint 2010 can be leveraged to scale SharePoint to heights we’ve not seen before.”
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I’ll be covering topics such as Storage Architecture, SQL Tuning, Scalable Taxonomy, Throttling, RBS, and Search Topology in SP2010! I know, it’s a lot right! Well, I’m going to try to squeeze it all in along with 2 demos. The slide deck is jam packed with juicy tidbits!Is it possible? Could we potentially see 1 BILLION documents in SharePoint??? Well, it’s pretty much my at the top of my professional bucket list!Hope to see you there! |
1 comment
Miguel Rodriguez says:
January 11, 2010 at 6:06 pm (UTC -5)
Hi, thanks of the information. I have been looking for some details on how the new maintainer will help providers with the pains of garbage collection. I am looking at information fromthe SharePoint side, in other words what happens when a user deletes or updates an object in SharePoint and how is that information passed or managed so the provider can be aware (up to some point) of deleted objects. I also found several blog references to the RBS "Transactional consistency supporting VETO and UPDATE" but nothing concrete. Can you please point me to the right place to read about? Thanks.