Windows Server System Reference ArchitecturePublished: March 31, 2005 | Updated: August 5, 2005 | ||||||
Windows Server System Reference Architecture (WSSRA) is a detailed reference architecture, tested and proven in labs, that yields valuable implementation guidance for meeting the requirements of an enterprise. Customers can use this guidance to build highly available, secure, scalable, manageable, and reliable enterprise infrastructure. By following the recommendations in the WSSRA documentation, an organization can quickly and efficiently plan, build, and operate an infrastructure to support its long-term business needs. For information about how this documentation was created, information about the lab implementation and the model enterprise upon which it was based, the definition of its individual components, and how you can best use it in your implementation projects, see Overview. Principles of Planning and Design: Architecture BlueprintsThe Architecture Blueprints are organized at an architecture level in order to provide IT professionals with a common understanding of overriding principles prior to leveraging guidance on specific IT services. The guides relevant to the IT services are provided in a modular fashion to make the overall documentation set more accessible and consumable. Implementation GuidesThe different services and devices in WSSRA have considerations throughout the IT life cycle. Each service has separate guidance for planning, building, and operating customer solutions. |
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