Monthly Archives: July 2011

It’s hard to imagine how SharePoint goes away

  By Thuan Soldier | July 29, 2011 - 7:58 am | SharePoint
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Is SharePoint going away? I do think this question must be title of this post (SharePoint is Going Away). Steve Gaitten, who is author of this post, should change his title like a question that needs to be considered currently. In the post, he gave his own statements regarding that SharePoint was going away after he had attended at Worldwide Partner Conference 2011. As a SharePoint roamer on SharePoint maze, I would love to share my thought concerning SharePoint and… Continue reading →

Backup/Restore SharePoint 2010 IIS Web Server Configuration through PowerShell

  By Thuan Soldier | July 17, 2011 - 8:51 am | SharePoint
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SharePoint 2010 is running on IIS 7. Web Server with several configuration information and settings of Application pools, Web applications that are indispensable to life of whether SharePoint environment or SharePoint administrator. Therefore, backing up SharePoint 2010 IIS Web Server configuration is such important administrative task that every SharePoint administrator have to do. Additionally, that’s a part of disaster recovery plan that you need to document carefully. In this post, I will use PowerShell, which is the useful tool for… Continue reading →

Planning and Designing Service Application Architecture – Part 3

  By Thuan Soldier | July 8, 2011 - 11:06 am | SharePoint
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Hello everyone who is tracking my topic for level 100 ITPro, which is mentioned how to plan and design Service application architecture in order to meet business requirement. In previous posts, you reached out to new capabilities of Service applications including flexibility, extensibility and scalability platform, which is like a tranquillizer to cure you of dizzy. The challenges from Shared Service Provider were resolved by improvements of  Service application in SharePoint 2010.

Planning and Designing Service Application Architecture – Part 2

  By Thuan Soldier | July 7, 2011 - 8:24 am | SharePoint
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In previous post, I introduced to the new capabilities and functions of Service Applications in SharePoint 2010. Planning Service application architecture is one of processes that SharePoint admins need to know in order to optimize Service Application architecture effectively. Before planning Service application architecture, you should take the understanding of new capabilities of Service Applications as well as how to use Default and Custom group. Why didn’t I mention how to configure each Service application? Because each Service application has… Continue reading →

Planning and Designing Service Application Architecture – Part 1

  By Thuan Soldier | July 4, 2011 - 3:36 am | SharePoint
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In the 2nd SharePoint Saturday Vietnam, I was honored to speak about how to plan and design Service Application Architecture in order to meet business requirement. This topic focused on the new capabilities of Service Application, which kicked Share Service Provider out of SharePoint 2010 and then “attacked” the design of logical Service Application architecture. I had intended to write  the basic of this process after finished speaking there, I haven’t had time to do what my expectation is calling… Continue reading →

I feel honoured with the first SharePoint MVP Award

  By Thuan Soldier | July 1, 2011 - 7:22 pm | SharePoint
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It has been a very long night for me in order to express my own special feeling regarding  my first SharePoint MVP award. As you know what you have been reading in my blog are stories, which I would love to tell everyone about SharePoint. In this post, it’s still a SharePoint story but that impressions and feelings are different from other posts. I got the email from Microsoft about SharePoint MVP Award: “Congratulations! We are pleased to present you… Continue reading →