WFS ou pas DFS

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<\/HEAD>J'ai une question concernant la mise en œuvre d'une architecture ArcGIS Enterprise hautement disponible. La documentation indique que Windows DFS n'est PAS pris en charge en tant que NAS\/SAN. Je comprends pourquoi plusieurs cibles DFSR ne seraient pas prises en charge, en raison des incohérences de fichiers, mais pourquoi, si Windows File Server est pris en charge, DFS à cible unique ne l'est-il pas ? Ils sont, en essence, construits sur la même technologie. La seule différence est que les pointeurs de partage de fichiers Windows sont conservés localement sur le partage du serveur tandis que les partages DFS sont conservés dans AD. Philip Heede<\/A>?<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

sandeeppatil · Answer

develop the web application that will upload the file on aws s3 or google file storage.

Web application can be custumize as per the gis web and map with online arcgis .

we run the web application of develop using the java spring framework and arcgis online .replica set on awws and static server in office.database store on one system,file and DB replica store on aws.

ChristopherPawlyszyn · Answer

Hi Thomas,

DFS is not supported as a destination for the config-store or directories of an ArcGIS Server site. The page you linked is referring only to the local workspace directories in the underlying Docker environment for ArcGIS Notebook Server, storing the shared directories and config-store on a DFS namespace would still not be supported. We can't necessarily recommend a specific method outside of our documentation, but the requirements on the Choose a NAS device for ArcGIS Server create a framework of requirements for the technology used. Specifically, the 'Immediate consistency' requirement disqualifies many replication technologies since they restrict reading of the written information until confirmation is received that the written information has replicated to the other sites/machines. There is potential for an asynchronous method of replication to not violate that requirement, but that has not been specifically tested at this point.

ZdeněkJankovský · Answer

Hi,

I am looking for supported high available file share as well. Our customer would like to have two branches of one ArcGIS Server site in different geographical places. Each branch should have its own file storage, but the file storage have to be in sync - it is only one ArcGIS Server site. They told us, that they can solve this with DFS, but this is not supported for ArcGIS Server.

Does somebody figure out any supported configuration?

Thank you.