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Is Instance Saturation relevant for Shared Instances?

MichaelJenkins

I am seeing some critical alerts in ArcGIS Monitor 2025.x that show several services are at 100% instance saturation. However, these services are configured to use the shared instance pool.

Does this mean that the shared instance pool is maxed out? Or is it just a false alarm?

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CodyPatterson

Hey @MichaelJenkins

It appears that this is currently a bug, here is a link to a post that I had commented on in the past: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-monitor-questions/monitor-2025-0-shared-instance-saturations-at-100/m-p/1637410#M2926

The content:

It appears that this is a bug according to this post: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-monitor-questions/instance-count-for-shared-services-after-arcg...

Here is the slated workaround offered by the answering user:

I went into ServerAdmin and just changed the max maxInstancesPerNode value to 1 and left the minInstancesPerNode at 0 and am now getting small percentage sat values (like 0.45, 0.56, etc) for these services in the shared instance:

Configured State
Started

Instance Type
Shared

Instance Limits
0 min - 16 max

I would raise an issue with support and bring more attention to this bug as well!

Cody

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NickN

I also saw this after upgrading Monitor to 2025. I created a Collection where Instance Type was Shared then went into the Metrics for that Collection, searched by Saturation, selected them all, then bulk edited and disabled alerting on those.