Here is a list of content available for Project Server 2010. For comments or suggestions please email us at epmdocfeedback@microsoft.com

Product evaluation:

• What's New for IT pros in Project Server 2010
  This article provides a brief overview of the new main features and capabilities that are included in Microsoft Project Server 2010.
• TechNet Webcast: Overview of Microsoft Project Server 2010 for IT professionals
  This Webcast discusses Microsoft Project Server 2010 features, requirements, and deployment considerations that IT professionals need to know about the product.

Planning and architecture:

• Plan for deployment (Project Server 2010)
  This article provides links to articles about deployment planning. Before installing Microsoft Project Server 2010, be sure you have reviewed this information.
• Plan for authentication in Project Server 2010
  This article describes planning for security in a Microsoft Project Server 2010 Enterprise Project Management (EPM) Solution. This material is useful for Project Management Organizations (PMOs) and system administrators who are responsible for planning the deployment of a Project Server 2010EPM Solution.
• Project Server and SharePoint Server security
  Microsoft Project Server 2010 is completely dependent on Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 to support its user interface and farm topology. Security at the authentication level is tightly integrated between Project Server 2010 and SharePoint Server 2010, whereas user and group authorization is handled separately by Project Server 2010.
• Plan groups, categories, and RBS in Project Server 2010
  Microsoft Project Server 2010 security is based on users, groups, and categories. This article addresses planning for groups and categories in a Project Server deployment.
• Project Server 2010 upgrade overview
  This article provides an overview of how to upgrade to Microsoft Project Server 2010 from a previous version of Project Server.
• Plan for upgrade to Project Server 2010
  This section contains articles that help you plan and prepare for upgrading from to Microsoft Project Server 2010.
• Determine hardware and software requirements (Project Server 2010)
  Microsoft Project Server 2010 provides for a number of installation scenarios. Currently, these installations include single server with built-in database installations and single server or multiple server farm installations.
• Project Server 2010 architecture
  This article describes the multi-tiered system in Microsoft Project Server 2010.
• Plan browser support (Project Server 2010)
  This article describes supported Web browsers for connecting to Microsoft Project Server 2010 and other considerations that have to be made in planning for them.
• TechNet Webcast: Project Server 2010: Performance, part 1: setup, test, execution, and results
  This Microsoft TechNet Webcast is one of two parts that discuss Microsoft Project Server 2010 performance characteristics and farm architecture planning. This Webcast shows how the testing lab was set up, how the tests were executed, and which test tools were used.
• TechNet Webcast: Project Server 2010: Performance, part 2: architecture, sizing, and capacity
  This Microsoft TechNet Webcast is one of two parts that discuss Microsoft Project Server 2010 performance characteristics and farm architecture planning. This Webcast shows the test results, architecture, data flow, and sizing guidelines and best practices for a Project Server 2010 implementation.
• Technical diagrams (Project Server 2010)
  This article contains models (posters) that detail a specific technical area, such as upgrade paths for Project Server 2010 or the various methods available for migrating from Microsoft Office Project Portfolio Server 2007 to Project Server 2010.

Deployment:

• Deploy Project Server 2010 to a server farm environment
  This series of articles describes the steps necessary to install Microsoft Project Server 2010 in a server farm environment. This includes installing and configuring Project Server, creating a Microsoft Project Web App site, and configuring reporting.
• Deploy Project Server 2010 to a test environment
  This series of articles describes deploying a test installation of Microsoft Project Server 2010 in a virtual environment. The purpose of this series is as follows:
• Install Project Server 2010 to a stand-alone computer
  Microsoft Project Server 2010 can be installed in a stand-alone configuration that uses Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Express. This configuration is useful for demonstration, but should not be used for a production environment.
• TechNet Webcast: Project Server 2010 upgrade and migration
  This Microsoft TechNet Webcast discusses Microsoft Project Server 2010 features, requirements, and deployment considerations that IT professionals need to know about.
• In-place upgrade to Project Server 2010
  This article describes the process of doing an in-place upgrade from Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 to Project Server 2010Project Server 2010.
• Database-attach full upgrade to Project Server 2010
  This article describes how to do a database-attach full upgrade to Project Server 2010, in which you back up the required databases in the old farm and then restore them in the new farm.
• Database-attach core upgrade to Project Server 2010
  This article describes how to do a database-attach core upgrade to Project Server 2010, in which you are basically using backup copies of your Office Project Server 2007 databases that contain your project data.
• Upgrade to Project Server 2010 from Project Server 2003
  This series of articles provides information and procedures about how to migrate from Microsoft Office Project Server 2003 to Project Server 2010.
• Configure Project Server 2010 to work with Exchange Server 2007 R2
  This article describes how to configure integration with Exchange Server 2007 SP2, enabling Project Server 2010 users to view Project Server tasks in Microsoft Outlook. This functionality replaces the Outlook Add-in task status reporting functionality for non-time–phased tasks that is available in previous versions of Project Server.
• Configure Project Server 2010 to work with Exchange Server 2010
  This article describes how to configure integration with Microsoft Exchange Server 2010, which enables Microsoft Project Server 2010 users to view Project Server tasks in Microsoft Outlook. This functionality replaces the Outlook Add-in task status reporting functionality for non-time–phased tasks that is available in previous versions of Project Server.

Operations:

• Back up and restore databases (Project Server 2010)
  This chapter covers backing up and restoring databases, including the prerequisites for performing these tasks.
• Project backup and recovery (Project Server 2010)
  This chapter covers backup and recovery operations for Microsoft Project Server 2010, including migrating a Project Web App instance and backing up and restoring a Project Server farm.
• Manage security in Project Server 2010
  Microsoft Project Server 2010 security is based on users, groups, and categories. Groups contain sets of users who need to access the same set of data in the same way. Categories provide access to projects and resources based on parameters that you define.
• OLAP database management (Project Server 2010)
  Through Microsoft Project Web App (PWA), multiple OLAP databases can be delivered that contain the specific resources, projects, and custom fields that each group within your organization requires for its particular group reporting needs.

Technical Reference:

• Windows PowerShell for Project Server 2010
  Windows PowerShell can be used with Microsoft Project Server 2010 to perform both simple and complex administrative tasks.
• System Center Operations Manager knowledge articles (Project Server 2010)
  The articles in this section are knowledge articles for the Microsoft Project Server 2010 management pack for Microsoft System Center Operations Manager 2007. Typically, you would encounter one of these articles after clicking a link in an alert in the Operations Manager console. You can use these articles to help you troubleshoot and resolve problems in Project Server 2010.