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patterns & practicesProven practices for predictable resultsPatterns & practices are available for both IT infrastructure and software developmenttopics. There are four types of patterns & practices available:patterns & practicesProven practices for predictable resultsReference ArchitecturesReference Architectures are IT system-level architectures that address the businessrequirements, operational requirements, and technical constraints for commonly occurringscenarios. Reference Architectures focus on planning the architecture of IT systems andare most useful for architects.Reference Building BlocksReferences Building Blocks are re-usable sub-systems designs that address common technicalchallenges across a wide range of scenarios. Many include tested reference implementations toaccelerate development.Reference Building Blocks focus on the design and implementation of sub-systems and are mostuseful for designers and implementors.Operational PracticesOperational Practices provide guidance for deploying and managing solutions in a productionenvironment and are based on the Microsoft Operations Framework. Operational Practices focus oncritical tasks and procedures and are most useful for production support personnel.PatternsPatterns are documented proven practices that enable re-use of experience gained from solvingsimilar problems in the past. Patterns are useful to anyone responsible for determining theapproach to architecture, design, implementation, or operations problems.To learn more about patterns & practices visit: msdn.microsoft.com/practicesTo purchase patterns & practices guides visit: shop.microsoft.com/practices