[BlogPost]Shredded Storage will replace Cobalt protocol introduced in SharePoint 2010
Shared storage, one of the biggest improvements of with the new version of SharePoint Server 2013. What’s actually his goal? His goal is to limit the size of storage required for SharePoint by recording the differential elements.
A concrete example. On SharePoint 2010 when I upload a document of 10 MB size and activate versioning on that Document Library; each change on that document required a complete record of that document on our database.
- 1 document of 10 MB with 10 versions means on our database 100 MB storage
- 1 document of 100 MB with 10 versions means on our database 1GB storage
So on SharePoint 2013? I can create the same document library, turn on versioning, I can change many time the document, only the updates are added on our storage.
[SPEAKING] SPSBE 2013 : SharePoint Saturday Belgium
The BIWUG board organized again a fantastic and 3th SharePoint Saturday on April 27th 2013. There was 7 tracks (!) or 35 sessions and the agenda can be found here.
- Power Users
- Developers Track 1
- Developers Track 2
- BI & IT PRO
- Search (yes, a dedicated track)
- Apps/O365/Azure
- 3th party tools & Real life
It was the first time that I saw a team like BIWUG that was 120% involved at an evening. From the beginning till the end everything ran smoothly. Not everybody could attend this event so the speakers and attendees used Twitter #SPSBE hashtag to inform “the world” about the event.
[SPEAKING]Conf’SharePoint
From May 22 to 24 will be running the SharePoint conference: “Conf’Sharepoint”
3 days of conferences in French dedicated to SharePoint administration, development, but also architecture, customer testimonials … Organized by 6 MVP with the support of Microsoft and 15 partners
The themes of these three days are:
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[#TNWIKI]: Do we have to unify our signatures on the WIKI?
know from the past that Ana Paula de Almeida created an International collection of Wiki Ninja stick figures. There are fourteen (14) stick figure variations of the International Wiki Ninja in this series. The images include: Brazilian Ninja, Chinese Ninja, Russian Ninja, Korean Ninja, Italian Ninja, Spanish Ninja, Turkish Ninja, American Ninja, French Ninja, Hungarian Ninja, Indonesian Ninja, Japanese Ninja and German Ninja.
You can download all the stick figures here: http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Ninjas-Stick-Figures-8e1fd859
I’ve decided to create my signature with the Turkish Figure and created something like that:
