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ArcGIS Server 10.7.1: why there are no options for instance type (Dedicated or Shared) in the pooling for Utilities and System services?

JamalNUMAN

I observed that there are no options for instance type (Dedicated or Shared) in the pooling for Utilities and System services

Is this by design?

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George_Thompson

Look at this blog under the A new option to optimize instances section: Introducing shared instances in ArcGIS Server 10.7

I think that will answer your question.

JamalNUMAN

Thank you George for the answer.

The blog is not explaining why the Utilities and System services have no Dedicated or Shared options.

JonathanQuinn

The first bullet of the criteria information describes the limitation:

A service must meet certain criteria in order to use the shared instance pool. If it doesn’t, the option will be greyed out in ArcGIS Server Manager. At 10.7, these criteria apply:
Only map services, including feature services, can use the shared pool.
Only certain capabilities of map services—feature access, WFS, WMS, and KML—can be enabled. You can use the Capabilities tab to turn off any incompatible capabilities.
Services that have custom server object extensions (SOEs) or server object interceptors (SOIs) cannot use shared instances.
Services published from ArcMap cannot use shared instances.
Cached map services published from ArcGIS Pro that meet the above requirements can use shared instances.

MikeVolz

Will services from ArcMap ever be able to use shared instances (perhaps in a future release)?

gmulligan

Can image services published in ArcPro from mosaic datasets use the shared instance pool?

JamalNUMAN

This option appears not to be available even in Pro 2.9.1 + ArcGIS Server 10.9.1

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