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Run a high availability SharePoint Server 2016 farm in Azure

 

This reference architecture shows a set of proven practices for setting up a high availability SharePoint Server 2016 farm on Azure, using MinRole topology and SQL Server Always On availability groups. The SharePoint farm is deployed in a secured virtual network with no Internet-facing endpoint or presence. Deploy this solution.

Run a high availability SharePoint Server 2016 farm in Azure | Microsoft Docs

August 1, 2017 · Rahul Desai · No Comments
Tags: Architecture Strategy, Azure, Cloud, Microsoft, Rahul Desai, SharePoint Â· Posted in: Architecture, Azure, Cloud, SharePoint

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