Best Practices
• Become familiar with SharePoint 2010 design terminology as it has changed significantly from SharePoint 2007. Note the concept of service applications.
• Use the latest version of SQL Server, SQL Server 2008 R2, whenever possible, particularly to take advantage of features such as PowerPivot, which are only provided with that version of SQL Server.
• Consider separating the service application roles from the web role servers to improve performance.
• Separate the database role from the SharePoint roles whenever possible to improve performance.
• Take an in-depth look at virtualization technologies, at a minimum for development and test farms, and potentially for production farms.
• Consider best-practice security approaches ...
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