Deploying in a Cloud First World

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The document discusses strategies for deploying SharePoint solutions across multiple tenants and environments in Azure. It recommends using resource groups to deploy resources for each environment and following naming conventions. Automating deployments with tools like Azure DevOps is also suggested. Challenges with services like search, metadata, user profiles and apps across tenants are covered. Connecting related Azure services like web apps, key vault and application insights is demonstrated.

Deploying in a Cloud First World
Albert-Jan Schot & Octavie van Haaften
@appieschot & @eivatco
SharePoint Saturday Belgium 2018
#SPSBE

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Two tenants
SharePoint
Online
Azure AD
SharePoint
Online
Azure AD
DT AP

Multiple tenants
Azure
Subscription
DT
Azure
Subscription
AP
Azure AD Azure AD
SharePoint Online
DEV
Azure AD
SharePoint Online
TST
Azure AD
SharePoint Online
ACC
Azure AD
SharePoint Online
PRD
Azure AD

Azure Subscriptions
• One per environment
• One per combined environments (DT and AP)
• One per department per environment

Azure Resource Groups
Use Resource Groups to deploy your solution resources for an environment

Automating and controlling your deployments
cannot exist without naming conventions

Resource Group:
<DEPT[2-4]>-RG-<SOLUTION[3-6]>-<ENVIRONMENT[2-4]>
HR-RG-PORTAL-DEV
MAV-RG-MAKE-PRD
Azure Web:
<DEPT[2-4]>-WEB-<SOLUTION[3-6]>-<ENVIRONMENT[2-4]>-REGION[2-3]
HR-WEB-PORTAL-DEV-WE
MAV-WEB-MAKE-PRD-NE
Example

SharePoint Online
a bit more challenging…

Site Collection URLs
• Environment is part of URL
• Solution is part of URL
https://foo.sharepoint.com/sites/dev-spsbe-demo
https://foo.sharepoint.com/sites/tst-spsbe-demo
https://foo.sharepoint.com/sites/spsbe-demo

SPFx Solutions
• Decide on: Tenant of Site Collection App Catalog?
• File Name, Product ID and Name must be unique per environment
• CDN locations are baked into your package
• Beware that you should not use skipFeatureDeployment if you have multiple
environments in the same tenant and use the Tenant App Catalog.
• Beware of asynchronously installing the App

Connecting the dots
• Combining different services in Azure: Geo
Redundant services
• Deploying real life products and projects:
• Resource Group
• App Service Plan
• Web Jobs
• Key Vault
• Azure AD App Registration
• Application Insights

Deployment Tools
• PowerShell & CLI’s for set-up and configuration
• Azure DevOps (formerly VSTS) or 3th party solution like Octopus for managing
pipeline
CI CD
Build Release

Next Steps
1. Read up on DevOps at https://aka.ms/devops & SPFx on
https://www.eliostruyf.com/gulp-task-to-change-environment-settings-in-
sharepoint-framework-projects/
2. Set-up a CI/CD pipeline for your projects
3. Start small, but start
4. Questions? @eivatco or @appieschot

Thank you!
octavie@mavention.nl
@eivatco
Octavie van Haaften
appie@mavention.nl
@appieschot
Albert-Jan Schot

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1. Deploying in a Cloud First World Albert-Jan Schot & Octavie van Haaften @appieschot & @eivatco SharePoint Saturday Belgium 2018 #SPSBE

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4. Demo

5. Deployment and Management at scale

7. One tenant SharePoint Online Azure AD

8. Two tenants SharePoint Online Azure AD SharePoint Online Azure AD DT AP

9. Multiple tenants Azure Subscription DT Azure Subscription AP Azure AD Azure AD SharePoint Online DEV Azure AD SharePoint Online TST Azure AD SharePoint Online ACC Azure AD SharePoint Online PRD Azure AD

10. Multiple tenants in multiple regions

11. Azure What options do you have?

12. Azure Subscriptions • One per environment • One per combined environments (DT and AP) • One per department per environment

13. Azure Resource Groups Use Resource Groups to deploy your solution resources for an environment

14. Automating and controlling your deployments cannot exist without naming conventions

15. Resource Group: <DEPT[2-4]>-RG-<SOLUTION[3-6]>-<ENVIRONMENT[2-4]> HR-RG-PORTAL-DEV MAV-RG-MAKE-PRD Azure Web: <DEPT[2-4]>-WEB-<SOLUTION[3-6]>-<ENVIRONMENT[2-4]>-REGION[2-3] HR-WEB-PORTAL-DEV-WE MAV-WEB-MAKE-PRD-NE Example

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17. SharePoint Online a bit more challenging…

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22. Connecting the dots

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25. DevOps

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