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Paul LaPorte
Director of Product Management
Metalogix
www.linkedin.com/in/paullaporte
@PaulLaPorte66
Favorite Discussion: SaaS, hybrid and cloud, business continuity, disaster recovery and security
Co-author: RBS for Dummies, 2013 Edition
Office365 to SharePoint 2016
Delivering Storage Best Practices in 3 Easy Steps
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How can Office 365 support millions of users and still perform well?
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How can you get the same performance out of your SharePoint?
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How can you avoidpainful storage and file
limitations of SQL Server and SharePoint?
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Office 365 storage architecture is fundamentally different than
SharePoint
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Today’s Topics
1. Understand content, storage and impact to performance
2. Externalize content to improve performance and use best practices (like in O365)
3. Leverage automatic content storage rules to simplify management and lower costs
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2 GB
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>200 GB
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95%
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StoragePoint
#1 SharePoint Storage Externalization
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So What About
SharePoint
2016
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Bigger
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Better
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2 GB
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2 GB+
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5 GB
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10 GB
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10 GB+
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>200 GB
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>200 GB
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TB+
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How Much Longer Do Users Wait for Large Files?
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How Long Do Full Backups Take?
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Mounting Backups for Recovery– Forget About It
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Let’s Talk Chunks
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How many chunks are in a 10 GB file?• Default is 64K for editable content
• Default is 1 M for non-editable content
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How many chunks are in a 10 GB file?• Default is 64K for editable content
• Default is 1 M for non-editable content
156,250 chunks for an editable document
10,000 chunks for a non-editable file
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That’s a lot of chunks to reassemble
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Changing Chunk Size
Can change chunk size up to maximum (effectively disables shredding)
Larger chunks increase performance, but add load on the WFE and SQL server as more data is loaded into the memory
If chunk size too high, files use too much memory (WFE + SQL)
If chunk size too low, too many requests sent to the SQL Server database and performance affected
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More than ever, 2016 will drive the need
to externalize BLOBsto secure
performance
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StoragePoint
#1 SharePoint Storage Externalization
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Storage Architecture
Best Practices
• Externalize BLOBs to create a high performing SharePoint environment
• Create a tiered storage architecture to better manage content with minimal cost
• Use rules to automatically move content throughout your tiered storage architecture
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What Do I Do Next?
SharePoint 2013 Edition Get Storage Expert - Free
Go to Metalogix.comSearch: Optimizing Storage Search: Storage Expert
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What Do I Do Next?
Download Free Trial Solutions
SharePoint Backup
StoragePoint
www.metalogix.com/Downloads.aspx
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Thank You for Attending
Office365 to SharePoint 2016
Delivering Storage Best Practices in 3 Easy Steps
