Installing SharePoint 2013 on Windows Azure Infrastructure Services

Posted byAryan NavaPosted inSharePoint 2013, Windows AzureTags:

  1. Session 1: Configure Windows Azure. Create a Virtual Network, subnets, and a Storage account. Create the virtual machines and empty disks.
  2. Session 2: Configure Domain Controllers. Configure two virtual machines as domain controllers.
  3. Session 3: Configure SQL Server Infrastructure. Prepare the Virtual Machines that host SQL Server.
  4. Session 4: Configuring a SharePoint Machine. Prepare the SharePoint machine.
  5. Session 5: Configuring AlwaysOn Availability Groups. Install the Windows Server Failover Clustering feature and configure the Virtual Machines to participate in the cluster.
  6. Session 6: Creating Availability Groups on Virtual Machines. Create the SQL Server AlwaysOn Availability groups and prepare databases for inclusion in the groups.

Published by Aryan Nava

Founder of "BlockchainMind", CTO for two Blockchain startup during 2018, Cloud/DevOps Consultant and Blockchain Trainer

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