£1,295.00
Essential concepts for enterprise administrators.
Master techniques to configure and maintain an ArcGIS Enterprise solution that meets your organisation’s business needs. You will learn about ArcGIS Enterprise architecture, server licensing roles and extensions, and the capabilities that support common GIS patterns of use. Best practices to manage servers, data, and services while ensuring system performance over time are covered.
Completion of ArcGIS Enterprise: Configuring a Base Deployment or equivalent knowledge
Esri UK & Ireland will provide the following software to use during class:
– ArcGIS Enterprise 10.5 or above (Advanced)
– ArcGIS GeoEvent Server
– ArcGIS Image Server
– ArcGIS Pro (Advanced)
Business needs and ArcGIS Enterprise solutions Mapping needs to a system deployment, Architecting the ArcGIS Platform: Best Practices, Common GIS use patterns, Understanding infrastructure, Expanding capabilities, Using the ArcGIS Enterprise functionality matrix, Business needs and ArcGIS Server licensing roles
Federation-enabled server role capabilitiesBase ArcGIS Enterprise deployment, Federating additional server sites, Considerations for federating additional server sites
Using workload separation Workload separation, Workload separation by server capability, Optimising your deployment, ArcGIS Monitor
Web service administrative fundamentals Web service fundamentals, Service types, Life cycle of a service, Troubleshooting common service performance issues, Reviewing ArcGIS Server logs, Using caches to optimise performance, Cache considerations
ArcGIS Enterprise data management ArcGIS-managed and user-managed data, Additional types of ArcGIS-managed and user-managed data, Cloud storage mechanisms, Deletion behaviour, Behaviour of ArcGIS-managed and user-managed data, Branch versioning
Administering the ArcGIS Data Store, ArcGIS Data Store, Managing ArcGIS Data Store backups, ArcGIS Enterprise high availability, ArcGIS Data Store high availability
The spatiotemporal big data store Understanding the spatiotemporal BDS, How spatiotemporal BDS components relate to ArcGIS Enterprise, Where spatiotemporal BDS components reside, GeoEvent Server and the spatiotemporal BDS, GeoEvent service paradigm, Exploring the GeoEvent service paradigm, GeoAnalytics Server and the spatiotemporal BDS
Distributed collaborationDistributed collaboration, Where collaboration operations are conducted, Sharing content in a collaboration, Administering a collaboration, Common management tasks for distributed collaboration
Automation and change managementChange management, Environment isolation best practices, Automating ArcGIS Enterprise deployments with Chef, Selecting an automation tool
