PowerShell script to create a Managed Metadata Service Application in SharePoint


Here is the PowerShell script to create a Managed Metadata Service Application in SharePoint

$serviceAppName = "Managed Metadata Service Application"
$serviceAppProxyName = "Managed Metadata Service Application Proxy"

$appPoolAccount = Get-SPManagedAccount "<Service Account>"
$appPool = New-SPServiceApplicationPool -Name "$serviceAppName App Pool" -Account $appPoolAccount

$serviceApp = New-SPMetadataServiceApplication -Name $serviceAppName -ApplicationPool $appPool -DatabaseName "$serviceAppName DB"
$serviceAppProxy = New-SPMetadataServiceApplicationProxy -Name $serviceAppProxyName -ServiceApplication $serviceApp

Get-SPServiceApplicationProxyGroup | Set-SPServiceApplicationProxyGroup -DefaultProxyGroup

Replace "<Service Account>" with the appropriate service account for the application pool.

Also, replace "$serviceAppName" and "$serviceAppProxyName" with your desired names for the Managed Metadata Service Application and its proxy, respectively.

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