Amazon Web Services can help you rapidly deploy and scale your Microsoft SharePoint environment to help you collaborate more efficiently and cost-effectively. You can quickly deploy a custom web application or scale up to a global collaboration site and optimize costs with a pay-as-you-go approach. Customers find significant TCO savings by running SharePoint on Amazon Web Services over an on-premises solution.
What you'll accomplish:
Automatically deploy Microsoft SharePoint Server 2016 using the Amazon CloudFormation template.
Build a highly available and fault-tolerable SharePoint collaboration farm in multiple locations throughout the world (known as Availability Zones).
Operate an enterprise-grade deployment that supports 20,000 users globally.
Build a foundation that you can customize for various use cases - for example, workflow collaboration, content management and compliance, team sites, external sharing, and enterprise search.
What you'll need before starting:
An Amazon Web Services account: You will need an Amazon Web Services account to begin provisioning resources to host your website. Sign up for Amazon Web Services.
SharePoint experience: You should have some experience managing a Microsoft SharePoint deployment.
Amazon Web Services experience: While this implementation requires no previous experience with Amazon Web Services, it is helpful to have some basic knowledge of Amazon Web Services services. For more information, see Amazon Web Services Overview.
Need more resources to get started with Amazon Web Services? Visit the Getting Started Resource Center to learn more.