Latest Contributions by DrewDowling

Esri is releasing a docker container that has the ArcGIS API library and it's dependencies contiled in Linux. This container can be uploaded to an AWS ECR and run from there. "Push to your private AWS ECR instance, and configure lambda to run from this container image. As of this writing, public AWS ECR instances are not supported for lambda." https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-python-api/tree/master/docker ... View more

If the view user uses Pro to connect to the Portal and add the data to a map then the account should be able to download. ... View more

I wrote code that does something similar, it updates the feature service capabilities. You might be able to adapt it to your needs. from arcgis import GIS import requests import json domain = 'gis.domain.org' folder = 'MyServerFolder' # login to GIS gis = GIS(url="https://gis.domain.org/portal/home", profile='sangis_portal_aiteadmin') token = gis._con.token # Get a list of services from ArcGIS Server # from a specific folder gis_servers = gis.admin.servers.list() print(gis_servers) # Assuming a single server for simplicity server1 = gis_servers[0] damoa_services = server1.services.list(folder=folder) for service in damoa_services: # Get the service definition service_def = requests.get(f'{service.url}?f=json&token={token}').json() service_name = service_def['serviceName'] # Loop through the service extensions to find the FeatureServer extension i=0 for ect in service_def['extensions']: if ect['typeName'] == 'FeatureServer': print("Enabling Feature Access capabilities...") print(f"original capabilities: {service_def['extensions'][i]['capabilities']}") # Update capabilities by editing the service definition service_def['extensions'][i]['capabilities'] = "Query,Extract" print(f"Updated capabilities: {service_def['extensions'][i]['capabilities']}") # Construct the URL for editing the service definition # This URL is specific to ArcGIS Server REST API edit_service_url = f"https://{domain}/arcgis/admin/services/{folder}/{service_name}.MapServer/edit" try: payload = { 'f': 'json', 'service':json.dumps(service_def), 'token':token } # Make the POST request to update the service definition response = requests.post(url=edit_service_url, data=payload) # Check if the request was successful # This doesn't work, 200 is returned even if the update fails # Check the responce conteent instead if response.status_code == 200: print("Capabilities updated successfully.") else: print(f"Failed to update capabilities: {response.text}") except requests.exceptions.RequestException as e: raise e i=0 break else: i += 1   ... View more

This seems to still be an issue in 2025, you can't use the ArcGIS python API to modify referenced feature services, or at least I couldn't get it working. Here some code I wrote to use the ArcGIS Server admin rest endpoint instead. It updates the capability of all feature services in a folder to add Extract to the default Query capability. Hope it helps someone.   from arcgis import GIS import requests import json domain = 'gis.domain.org' folder = 'MyServerFolder' # login to GIS gis = GIS(url="https://gis.domain.org/portal/home", profile='sangis_portal_aiteadmin') token = gis._con.token # Get a list of services from ArcGIS Server # from a specific folder gis_servers = gis.admin.servers.list() print(gis_servers) # Assuming a single server for simplicity server1 = gis_servers[0] damoa_services = server1.services.list(folder=folder) for service in damoa_services: # Get the service definition service_def = requests.get(f'{service.url}?f=json&token={token}').json() service_name = service_def['serviceName'] # Loop through the service extensions to find the FeatureServer extension i=0 for ect in service_def['extensions']: if ect['typeName'] == 'FeatureServer': print("Enabling Feature Access capabilities...") print(f"original capabilities: {service_def['extensions'][i]['capabilities']}") # Update capabilities by editing the service definition service_def['extensions'][i]['capabilities'] = "Query,Extract" print(f"Updated capabilities: {service_def['extensions'][i]['capabilities']}") # Construct the URL for editing the service definition # This URL is specific to ArcGIS Server REST API edit_service_url = f"https://{domain}/arcgis/admin/services/{folder}/{service_name}.MapServer/edit" try: payload = { 'f': 'json', 'service':json.dumps(service_def), 'token':token } # Make the POST request to update the service definition response = requests.post(url=edit_service_url, data=payload) # Check if the request was successful # This doesn't work, 200 is returned even if the update fails # Check the responce conteent instead if response.status_code == 200: print("Capabilities updated successfully.") else: print(f"Failed to update capabilities: {response.text}") except requests.exceptions.RequestException as e: raise e i=0 break else: i += 1   ... View more

Well that's concerning. My script might work in your case. This is typical output that a API returns for feed..metrics.items() If you know there should be features moving through the analytic and all your featurerate values are 0 then you could generate an alert. In our case featurerate= 0 is the norm that we expect.   ('itemId', 'edfgdsfg') ('timeInterval', '300s') ('percentCompute', 0.0) ('totalAvgRateIn', 0.0) ('totalAvgRateOut', 0.0) ('feeds', [{'nodeId': 'hdfggrdsfgfr', 'label': 'Genasys Active Evac Areas Dev', 'featureRate': 0.0, 'attributeRate': 0.0, 'featureRateNoGeometry': 0.0, 'featureRateNoTime': 0.0, 'errorCount': 0}]) 0 ('sources', []) ('tools', [ {'nodeId': '-1e87-ecb5-c3e9-f9484f14b247', 'label': 'Project-1', 'featureRate': 0.0, 'attributeRate': 0.0, 'featureRateNoGeometry': 0.0, 'featureRateNoTime': 0.0, 'errorCount': 0}, {'nodeId': '-558e-c7c8-9311-93bf27091588', 'label': 'Map Fields', 'featureRate': 0.0, 'attributeRate': 0.0, 'featureRateNoGeometry': 0.0, 'featureRateNoTime': 0.0, 'errorCount': 0}, {'nodeId': '-257b-203b-ac1e-f78e57f5064e', 'label': 'Project-1-2', 'featureRate': 0.0, 'attributeRate': 0.0, 'featureRateNoGeometry': 0.0, 'featureRateNoTime': 0.0, 'errorCount': 0}, {'nodeId': '-ff40-385f-eca7-7d8e6e0d272b', 'label': 'Map Fields-1', 'featureRate': 0.0, 'attributeRate': 0.0, 'featureRateNoGeometry': 0.0, 'featureRateNoTime': 0.0, 'errorCount': 0}, {'nodeId': '-12fe-4699-2497-5bc88d67975b', 'label': 'Merge', 'featureRate': 0.0, 'attributeRate': 0.0, 'featureRateNoGeometry': 0.0, 'featureRateNoTime': 0.0, 'errorCount': 0}, {'nodeId': '-4c00-e950-9d37-0668eae0c625', 'label': 'Detect Gaps', 'featureRate': 0.0, 'attributeRate': 0.0, 'featureRateNoGeometry': 0.0, 'featureRateNoTime': 0.0, 'errorCount': 0}, {'nodeId': '-fbc2-81a6-6fed-73256600be3a', 'label': 'Calculate Field', 'featureRate': 0.0, 'attributeRate': 0.0, 'featureRateNoGeometry': 0.0, 'featureRateNoTime': 0.0, 'errorCount': 0} ])   ... View more

I can think of a couple of ways of doing it with different pros and cons Publish the individual parcel fabric feature classes to your portal as a read only feature service. In the source project remove the fields you don't want to be public and filter out the historic features for each feature class. Don't add the fabric layer, just the parcel types. Create a database level view of the sde.default version and publish that as a feature service. Create a process that copies the sde.default version from your edit database to a read only FGDB or EGDB and publish from there.   No.1 is the easiest but it can slow editing performance if the public web service is heavily used. No.2 can also slow editing performance but it allows integration with 3rd party, non Esri clients such as SSRS or Asset Management systems. Also the performance of the published service might be slower.  No.3 requires some script or other process to be designed and scheduled. Data in the read only copy is only as current as the last time the script ran. But it won't affect editing performance and can be integrated with 3rd party apps.    Here is some SQL to create a view of a branch versioned feature class that is part of a parcel fabric, No.2 above   CREATE view [t].[taxparcels_bVW] as SELECT a.* FROM t.TAXPARCELS a -- Start branch versioning magic WHERE a.GDB_ARCHIVE_OID IN ( SELECT GDB_ARCHIVE_OID FROM ( SELECT GDB_ARCHIVE_OID, ROW_NUMBER() OVER( PARTITION BY OBJECTID ORDER BY GDB_FROM_DATE DESC ) AS rn_, GDB_IS_DELETE FROM t.TAXPARCELS WHERE GDB_BRANCH_ID IN (0) AND GDB_FROM_DATE <= GETUTCDATE() -- AND OBJECTID IN ( -- SELECT OBJECTID -- FROM t.TAXPARCELS --WHERE (RetiredByRecord IS NULL) -- ) ) AS br__ WHERE br__.rn_ = 1 AND br__.GDB_IS_DELETE = 0 ) -- End branch versioning magic -- Filter from sub result set AND RetiredByRecord IS NULL AND IsSeed <> 1 GO   *Edit - Some useful links https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-parcel-fabric-documents/query-branch-versioned-parcels/ta-p/1057269 https://github.com/Esri/developer-support/tree/master/arcsde-sql/sql-server/branch-versioning ... View more

If you are trying to automate this then I can think of 2 ways of doing it: Attribute rules. You could write a rule to use the Arcade Centroid function to write points to a feature class when a polygon is created and copy the "created by record" value. You would also have to write additional rules to handle parcel changes such as being marked retired. Handeling splits and merges can be tricky. You could create a python batch job that runs every night that creates and updates points based on the Parcel feature class. ... View more

As test I tried to use the python api to stop a non functioning feed but that doesn't work either. The api reports the the feed is started. I call  feed.stop() and the result is true but feed.status  still reports 'started'.   ... View more

@JeffEismanGIS Thanks for reaching out. I tried to direct message you but I got error messages saying the message could not be sent. Case number:  Esri Case #03941488 ... View more

I've been having major problems since yesterday as well. Sometimes the web page won't display any of my feeds or analytics. Sometimes it will show feeds and analytics but with the wrong status. I can't stop and restart analytics and sometimes they do start or stop but the system incorrectly states that they didn't.   ... View more

Glad it helped ... View more

Thanks @MatejVrtich This is what worked for me as well. ... View more