ECS19 - Nik Charlebois - Automate the Deployment & Monitoring of SharePoint with Azure DevOps

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This document discusses infrastructure as code using ARM templates and DSC to configure and deploy Azure and SharePoint resources. ARM templates define the desired end state of an environment using JSON files, while DSC (desired state configuration) ensures servers are configured as specified and monitors for drift. Using ARM and DSC together allows for one-click deployments, customized UIs, and defining non-configuration scenarios. The document also describes using DSC at scale with a pull server, extracting configurations from existing environments, and integrating configurations with Azure DevOps for application lifecycles.

ECS19 - Nik Charlebois - Automate the Deployment & Monitoring of SharePoint with Azure DevOps

ARM
• .JSON files (or set of files);
• Represents your « infrastructure-as-
code »;
• APIs available for every native Azure
Resource;

DSC
• Software Configuration as Code;
• Introduced with PowerShell 4.0;
• Doesn’t support SharePoint 2010;
(But come on it’s 2019 folks…)
• Full Support for Office 365 is coming;

• Allows for One-Click deployments and 3rd Party Visualization;
• Some « starter templates » creation tool baked in UI;

• Native Extensions for Visual Studio;
• Allows for customized GUIs;
• Can embeded logic statements;

• Deploying the same template multiple times will not attempt to duplicate the environment;
• Defines the end result state of the environment, not how to get to it;
• Principle that applies to both ARM & DSC;
• Run it as often as you like, result will be the same

• Deployment Automation and monitoring solution;
•
•

•
•
•
• Configure server as specified, then done;
• Equivalent to using sequential scripts (or
AutoSPInstaller).

•
•
•
• Monitors Configuration Drifts;
• Logs drifts in Event Viewer;

•
•
•
• Monitors Configuration Drifts;
• Automatically fixes drifts.

- DSC is not only about making sure that certain components are configured on a sever;
- Every resource has a parameter Ensure exposed;
- Setting Ensure = Absent makes sure that the specified component is NEVER configured
on the server;
- Hard to define all “non-config” scenarios….it’s actually impossible;
SPServiceInstance SearchAdmin
{
Name = "WSSSearch"
Ensure = "Absent"
}

- Extract DSC Configuration from existing SharePoint environments.
- Framework that requires a technology specific Orchestrator to operate.
- ReverseDSC Orchestrator for SharePoint is available on the PowerShell
Gallery;
Install-Script SharePointDSC.Reverse

- Recreating an environment for Troubleshooting;
- On-boarding existing environment onto DSC for monitoring;
- Point-in-time snapshot;
- Delta Analysis;
- Disaster Recovery;
- Keeping environments in-sync;

- Central server that stores all configurations for your enterprise (e.g.
WFE, SQLServer, DC, etc.)c
Pull Server

Pull Server
- Central server that stores all configurations for your enterprise (e.g.
WFE, SQLServer, DC, etc.)

- Pull Server as a Service;
- Included as part of an Azure Automation
Account;
- Free when used with Azure VMs;

Azure DevOPS
• Store your infra & config as code in Azure DevOps Repos;
• Automate infra & config validation with Azure Build Pipelines (CI);
• Automate the deployments with Azure Release Pipelines CD
• IT Pros need to get on-board with he Application
Lifecycle Management Processes!

Domain
Controller
The Big Picture Continued
ARM
SQL Server
SharePoint 2019

Domain
Controller
The Big Picture Continued
ARM
SQL Server
DSC
SharePoint 2019

- Will support all Office 365 Workloads:
Aka.ms/Office365DSC
PowerApps Flow […]
- Current support for SharePoint, OneDrive, Exchange and Teams;

- Handles Creation & Monitoring of:
- Site collections
- Teams & Channels
- Office 365 Groups, users and licenses, etc.
- Makes it easy to configure multiple tenants the exact same way;
- Allows for integration between Office 365 Configs and Azure DevOPS;

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5. • • • • • • • • •

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8. DSC ARM

9. ARM • .JSON files (or set of files); • Represents your « infrastructure-as- code »; • APIs available for every native Azure Resource;

10. DSC ARM

11. DSC • Software Configuration as Code; • Introduced with PowerShell 4.0; • Doesn’t support SharePoint 2010; (But come on it’s 2019 folks…) • Full Support for Office 365 is coming;

12. ARM DSC +

13. ARM DSC + =

14. • Allows for One-Click deployments and 3rd Party Visualization; • Some « starter templates » creation tool baked in UI;

15. • Native Extensions for Visual Studio; • Allows for customized GUIs; • Can embeded logic statements;

16. • Deploying the same template multiple times will not attempt to duplicate the environment; • Defines the end result state of the environment, not how to get to it; • Principle that applies to both ARM & DSC; • Run it as often as you like, result will be the same

19. • ;

21. • Deployment Automation and monitoring solution; • •

22. • • •

23. • • • • Configure server as specified, then done; • Equivalent to using sequential scripts (or AutoSPInstaller).

24. • • • • Monitors Configuration Drifts; • Logs drifts in Event Viewer;

25. • • • • Monitors Configuration Drifts; • Automatically fixes drifts.

26. - DSC is not only about making sure that certain components are configured on a sever; - Every resource has a parameter Ensure exposed; - Setting Ensure = Absent makes sure that the specified component is NEVER configured on the server; - Hard to define all “non-config” scenarios….it’s actually impossible; SPServiceInstance SearchAdmin { Name = "WSSSearch" Ensure = "Absent" }

28. - Extract DSC Configuration from existing SharePoint environments. - Framework that requires a technology specific Orchestrator to operate. - ReverseDSC Orchestrator for SharePoint is available on the PowerShell Gallery; Install-Script SharePointDSC.Reverse

29. - Recreating an environment for Troubleshooting; - On-boarding existing environment onto DSC for monitoring; - Point-in-time snapshot; - Delta Analysis; - Disaster Recovery; - Keeping environments in-sync;

32. - Central server that stores all configurations for your enterprise (e.g. WFE, SQLServer, DC, etc.)c Pull Server

33. Pull Server - Central server that stores all configurations for your enterprise (e.g. WFE, SQLServer, DC, etc.)

34. - Pull Server as a Service; - Included as part of an Azure Automation Account; - Free when used with Azure VMs;

38. Azure DevOPS • Store your infra & config as code in Azure DevOps Repos; • Automate infra & config validation with Azure Build Pipelines (CI); • Automate the deployments with Azure Release Pipelines CD • IT Pros need to get on-board with he Application Lifecycle Management Processes!

39. Domain Controller The Big Picture Continued ARM SQL Server SharePoint 2019

40. Domain Controller The Big Picture Continued ARM SQL Server DSC SharePoint 2019

43. - Will support all Office 365 Workloads: Aka.ms/Office365DSC PowerApps Flow […] - Current support for SharePoint, OneDrive, Exchange and Teams;

44. - Handles Creation & Monitoring of: - Site collections - Teams & Channels - Office 365 Groups, users and licenses, etc. - Makes it easy to configure multiple tenants the exact same way; - Allows for integration between Office 365 Configs and Azure DevOPS;

45. - Handles Creation & Monitoring of: - Site collections - Teams & Channels - Office 365 Groups, users and licenses, etc. - Makes it easy to configure multiple tenants the exact same way; - Allows for integration between Office 365 Configs and Azure DevOPS;

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#20: Meaning I don’t tell it do this and then that, but rather here is how I want this, then do whatever in you need to to get me there Brian: I can ad-lib a good metaphor here to describe the difference between declarative and imperative, if you think there'd be value/interest
#21: Same result. Yes more lines in this example, but ensures it stays in that state.

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