strategy. IPD helps to define an architecture that delivers the right solution as determined in the Plan Phase. Use the Deliver Phase to build solutions and deploy updated technology. In this phase, IPD helps IT pros design their technology infrastructures. Use the Operate to plan for operations, service monitoring and control, as well as troubleshooting. The appropriate infrastructure, built with the help of IPD guides, can increase the efficiency and effectiveness of operating activities. Use the Manage Layer to work effectively and efficiently to make decisions that are in compliance with management objectives. The full value of sound architectural practices embodied in IPD will help deliver value to the top levels of a business. Figure C-1. The architecture of Microsoft Operations Framework (MOF) 4.0 Version History Version Description Date 1.2 Minor guide updates to conform to current IPD January 2012 template. 1.1 Added New in SQL Server 2008 R2” section. May 2010 “What’s Added Step 2, Task 5, If SQL Server “Determine Master Data Services Is Required.” Added Step 7, the SQL Server Master Data “Design Services Infrastructure.” Updated decision flow and step listings accordingly. 1.0 release. February 2009 Acknowledgments The Solution Accelerators–Management and Infrastructure (SA-MI) team acknowledges and thanks the people who produced the Infrastructure Planning and Design Guide for Microsoft SQL Server 2008 and SQL Server 2008 R2. The following people were either directly responsible for or made a substantial contribution to the writing, development, and testing of this guide. Contributors: Steve Abraham Xtreme Consulting Group – Jude Chosnyk GrandMasters – Michael Kaczmarek Microsoft – Greg Low GrandMasters – Robin Maher Microsoft – Fergus Stewart Microsoft – Melissa Stowe Microsoft –
strategy. IPD helps to define an architecture that delivers the right solution as determined in the Plan Phase. Use the Deliver Phase to build solutions and deploy updated technology. In this phase, IPD helps IT pros design their technology infrastructures. Use the Operate to plan for operations, service monitoring and control, as well as troubleshooting. The appropriate infrastructure, built with the help of IPD guides, can increase the efficiency and effectiveness of operating activities. Use the Manage Layer to work effectively and efficiently to make decisions that are in compliance with management objectives. The full value of sound architectural practices embodied in IPD will help deliver value to the top levels of a business. Figure C-1. The architecture of Microsoft Operations Framework (MOF) 4.0 Version History Version Description Date 1.2 Minor guide updates to conform to current IPD template. January 2012 1.1 Added “What’s New in SQL Server 2008 R2” section. Added Step 2, Task 5, “Determine If SQL Server Master Data Services Is Required.” Added Step 7, “Design the SQL Server Master Data Services Infrastructure.” Updated decision flow and step listings accordingly. May 2010 1.0 release. February 2009 Acknowledgments The Solution Accelerators–Management and Infrastructure (SA-MI) team acknowledges and thanks the people who produced the Infrastructure Planning and Design Guide for Microsoft SQL Server 2008 and SQL Server 2008 R2. The following people were either directly responsible for or made a substantial contribution to the writing, development, and testing of this guide. Contributors: Steve Abraham – Xtreme Consulting Group Jude Chosnyk – GrandMasters Michael Kaczmarek – Microsoft Greg Low – GrandMasters Robin Maher – Microsoft Fergus Stewart – Microsoft Melissa Stowe – Microsoft
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