Over the Summer, we dove deep in to SharePoint 2010 for WCM when we re-launched our corporate website. As I mentioned the other day, I spent a decent amount of time looking at caching and some of the new supporting technologies, like
BLOB Cache, HTTP 304 Results and F5/Refresh
A few months ago we launched a new website on SharePoint 2010. One of my main foci on the project was performance and caching is one of the most effective ways to achieve that for a WCM solution. We enabled Output, Object and BLOB caching, configured exclusions [...]
Earlier today I noticed some fairly innocuous commentary in the Features that influence the size of content databases section of the Storage and SQL Server capacity planning and configuration (SharePoint Server 2010) TechNet guidance:
“If Office Web Apps are being used, the Office [...]
On Twitter
My TweetsRecent Comments
- JohnLong on Adding Drivers to Windows Deployment Services Boot Images
- Boog on How to enable Lync audio within a Remote Desktop session
- Tristan Watkins on How to enable Lync audio within a Remote Desktop session
- Perl on How to enable Lync audio within a Remote Desktop session
- ShamrockSoft on No Lossless Audio With Zune
Categories
- Administrivia (1)
- Authentication (10)
- Business Continuity (2)
- Client applications (17)
- Consultancy and Design (17)
- Hardware (9)
- IT Management (12)
- Miscellaneous (5)
- Mobile (3)
- Networking (18)
- Office 365 Grid (3)
- Performance (26)
- Power (2)
- Security (20)
- SharePoint (76)
- Unified Communications (3)
- Virtualisation (30)
- Windows (53)
Tags
Active Directory administration Amazon Web Services ASUS binding BLOB Caching certificates Claims Cloud DCOM Dell development DNS EC2 FIM 2010 Graphics Hyper-V IaaS ICS IIS Information Rights Management Intel IPv6 IRM Lync MAC Microsoft NUMA PowerShell RMS Search Service Application SharePoint 2007 SharePoint 2010 SLAT User Information User Profile Virtual Machine VMWare w3wp Windows 7 Windows Deployment Services Windows Server 2008 R2 WorkgroupArchives by Month
