This is a big win in my opinion and I can’t want to test it out when it is released. Additionally you will need a much smaller on-prem server footprint to support search (the example given was going from 10+ search servers down to 2). The massive benefit of this is that your on-prem content will then be able to be used in other services like Delve, Office 365 data loss prevention (DLP), and others that currently have no expected on-prem release (or won’t be supported until future releases of SharePoint).
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Later this year (target timeframe, subject to change) Microsoft will release an update which will allow an on-prem “cloud search service application” to crawl and parse content but then push the metadata up to Office 365 for indexing, querying, etc.
The problem though is that configuration can be fairly complex, search results aren’t integrated (in-line with each other), and you likely have a large number of servers on-prem for the search service. If you query one source you can federate the query to the other and get results in a separate result block. In it’s current (May 2015) form SharePoint hybrid search involves separate search service applications / indices for on-prem farms and Office 365 / SharePoint Online.
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New SharePoint hybrid search option – Hybrid search is receiving a huge update / upgrade later this year.Microsoft Project Siena (Beta) (product site) Microsoft Project Siena: Build Apps and Create New Mobile Solutions (session recording with demos) If you aren’t familiar with Project Siena you really need to see it to understand it. Note that it is still in a beta release last time I checked but the fact that it caters to the Excel power user with similar syntax merged with an easy drag and drop interface feels like this could gain traction better than some other tools. I do not see this replacing InfoPath, Lightswitch, and half a dozen other technologies that have popped up over the past few years but I do see a promising future for this technology (HTML5 + JS based, similar to many other tech stacks that Microsoft is promoting). Essentially it is an app that lets you build other apps. Project Siena – Project Siena looks like a viable alternative (not replacement) for many (smaller) custom development scenarios.What’s New for IT Professionals in SharePoint Server 2016 (session recording with announcement)Ĭonfiguring SharePoint 2013 for the Forefront Identity Manager 2010 R2 Service Pack 1 Portal (install overview)
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See the following resources for more details and how to install FIM 2010 R2 + SP1 with SharePoint 2013 so that you can start planning today if you do need the full features of syncing data into and out of SharePoint. Your options in 2016 will be the Active Directory Import (same as 2007 and re-introduced in 2013) or “external” FIM which is installed and managed outside of SharePoint Server. This is a fairly big deal for any customers that are using the “SharePoint Synchronization” option (allows for import and export of content to / from SharePoint) for the User Profile Sync in 2010 or 2013. No “internal” FIM in SharePoint 2016 – SharePoint 2016 will not ship with a version of the Forefront Identity Manager product included.I am still downloading and viewing a number of sessions that I couldn’t attend (same time as another session or room was at capacity) but these are highlights that I wanted to share with others. Rather than re-capping the event itself I wanted to take a minute to mention a few items that I heard / saw at the conference. With over 23,000 attendees, a new venue, and numerous Microsoft senior leadership and product group in attendance (including CEO Satya Nadella himself) this was definitely a huge event. This was the first year of the Microsoft Ignite conference which merged a number of previous conferences including TechEd, SharePoint Conference, Project Conference, and more.
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