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Here are the slides from my presentations at the SharePoint 2010 Evolutions Conference this week in London. I will be updating this page as we get through each day of the show.
Monday
IT101: Overview of what’s new in SharePoint 2010 for IT Pros (with Neil Hodgkinson).
DD105: Multi-Tenancy in SharePoint 2010.
Tuesday
DD108: Claims based Authentication in SharePoint 2010.
IT109: Configuring Managed Metadata Service (with Steve Smith).
DEV111: Multilingual solutions with SharePoint 2010.
Wednesday
IT112: SharePoint 2010 Mythbusters.
IT114: Configuring and managing User Profile Synchronization. (Not much use this one as 80% of the session was demo)
There are no slides for the IT Pro & Dev Ask the experts sessions.
As I mentioned during some sessions, over the next week or so I will be posting step by step instructions with additional coverage for most of what I showed so you can do the same things on your SharePoint installs. These will be posted in the articles section here.
Thanks to all the attendees for making this such an incredible event. Despite the adverse conditions, a lot of work behind the scenes went on, we feel the conference offered exceptional value and the right amount and level of content. We really appreciate your feedback even if you don’t agree with my previous statement! :)
Oh, and I’ll also post a follow up on the two demo “issue-ettes” just as soon as I can figure out what happened :)
See you all again next year, although it is highly likely you won’t have to listen to me as much! And that’s gotta be a good thing!
HUGE SHOUT OUT to the entire COMBINED KNOWLEDGE crew – what a week! Special thanks to Zoe who is the definition of a class act.
Good session but will you share the PowerShell scripts too?
Thanks for submitting your slide decks - great PowerShell resources in there.As you need to build your environment with multi-tenancy support during deployment, what is your opinion on switching it on for external facing deployments even if you are not 100% sure that you are going to use it?You mentioned in your presentation "For external hosting, Partition Service Applications even if they don‟t store data". Do you know if there are there any implications in the management of an SP2010 system built with multi-tenanted support but not utilised?Thanks in advance.
Paul: all the powershell i used is in the decks.
Phil:the trouble with "turning it on" is that to then make use of it you will need at least one subscription. and your service apps must be configured for each subscriber. if you deploy the managed metadata SA in partitioned mode you lose the abililty ot set it's properties other than for subscriptions.don't forget you can just deploy the Metadata SA as normal, and then if you wish to use multitenant later, deploy another one in partitioned mode. You will have to do some work with proxy groups in that case.For apps that don't store data, the implications of deploying them in partitioned mode is that you need at least one subscriber to make use of them, and also you may loose the ability to set "global" properties using Central Administration UI.