Create Service Applications, Web Applications, and Site Collections for a development single server SharePoint 2016 farm.

• SharePoint Server 2016 is installed, and Central Administration website is accessible.
• No other databases are present except the SP Admin Content database & the SP Config database.
• SharePoint Server is allowed to "communicate" with the database server (firewall rule)
• Logged into the SharePoint Server 2016 with the "SPInstall" account
• Application Pool account is already created (if not added in SharePoint as a managed account, the script will try to add it for you.)

The following Service Applications (SA) will be created:

• Business Data Connectivity
• Managed Metadata
• State Service
• Usage & Health Data Collection
• User Profile (UPSA)
• Search (all components on one server)
• App Management
• Word Automation
• Machine Translation

Each Service Application can be commented out in the script if not needed (e.g.: Word Automation).

The following Web Applications will be created:

• Portal
• Sites
• Search

The following Site Collections will be created:

• Portal (Team Site template under the Portal Web Application)
• Sites (Team Site template under the Sites Web Application)
• Enterprise Search (Enterprise Search Center template under the Search Web Application)

• The script should be run on the SharePoint 2016 Server.
• The script can be run from the SharePoint Management Shell, or from the regular PowerShell console (Get-PSSnapin will be checked).
• The -DBServerName parameter uses <Server\Instance> or can be SQLAlias

Running the script:

.\DevSPFarm_2016 -DBServerName <Server\Instance> -LocalDomain "<myDomain.com>" -AppPoolAcct <SPAppPool_Acct> -SPInstallAcct <SPInstall_Acct>

Examples:

.\DevSPFarm_2016 -DBServerName DCSQL\SP01 -LocalDomain "contoso.com" -AppPoolAcct SPAppPool -SPInstallAcct SPInstall

or

.\DevSPFarm_2016 -DBServerName DCSQL02 -LocalDomain "contoso.net" -AppPoolAcct spapppool -SPInstallAcct spinstall

The following artifacts are integrated in the script:

• Check if the Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell snapin is present
• Check if the Application Pool account is registered in SharePoint as managed account
• Will log a transcript (using Start-Transcript and Stop-Transcript)
• Progress bar at the top to know what's happening
• Will display at the end, how long the script took to run

Please have a look at the Screenshots folder.

SCRIPT IS PROVIDED AS-IS WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, AND IS MEANT FOR DEVELOPMENT / TESTING PURPOSES.