Case study: using microsoft® office sharepoint® server to implement a large-scale content storage scenario with rapid search availability

Case Study: Using Microsoft® Office SharePoint® Server to implement a large-scale content storage scenario with rapid search availability

Authors:
Paul J. Learning – Microsoft Consulting Services
Russ Houberg – KnowledgeLake
Andy Hopkins – Microsoft

Date Published:
June 2008

Summary:
This white paper presents the key decision points, architecture design and definition, test criteria and results from a scalability and performance test conducted at the Microsoft Partner Solutions Center (MPSC) in Redmond, WA.
This was a collaborative partnership between Fujitsu Computers, Microsoft, and KnowledgeLake in order to document the scalability and performance capabilities of Fujitsu hardware running the 64-bit edition of Microsoft®
Office SharePoint® Server 2007, Enterprise Edition, with Service Pack 1
(SP1), the Windows® Server 2003 Standard Edition operating system, the
Windows Server 2003 Enterprise x64 Edition operating system with SP2,
Microsoft® SQL Server® 005 Enterprise x64 Edition with SP2, and
KnowledgeLake Imaging applications directly interfacing with Office
SharePoint Server 2007.

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