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ArcGIS Monitor provides observability by collecting metrics on the health, performance, and usage of your enterprise GIS. It is designed to help system administrators and GIS managers ensure their ArcGIS Enterprise deployments and underlying infrastructure is working efficiently. Please join us for the seventh user group meeting on Sept 16, 2026 at 7 am PST.  Registration link  ArcGIS Monitor UG7.png What to expect: Topics: Tips for proactive management of enterprise GIS, including demos How to leverage ArcGIS Monitor for ArcGIS Enterprise migration success Attendees should have a solid foundation in ArcGIS Enterprise and working knowledge of ArcGIS Monitor. Featured speakers: Andrés Paredes Fernández Cloud and Geospatial Infrastructure Engineer, Esri Spain Andrés Paredes Fernández focuses on the deployment, automation, and maintenance of cloud-based geospatial infrastructures. With a background in systems and multicloud administration, he works with technologies such as Azure, AWS, and Terraform to build scalable and efficient environments. Andrés is passionate about cloud infrastructure, automation, and emerging technologies. Alberto Ordóñez García Esri Managed Cloud Services Business Development Manager, Esri Spain Alberto Ordoñez has been with Esri for 18 years, building his experience across several areas, including content and data management, Technical Support, and Professional Services. Launched in 2018, the Managed Cloud Services group at Esri Spain now supports more than 40 clients across different sectors, helping them operate and maintain their geospatial platforms. Udaya Gandham Technical Consultant, Esri Global Udaya Gandham is based in Dubai, supporting customers across the Middle East and Africa regions. He specializes in ArcGIS Enterprise architecture, deployments, upgrades, migrations, and modernization, with a strong focus on strengthening the observability pillar of GIS platforms through ArcGIS Monitor. He helps organizations gain deep visibility into system health, performance, and operational readiness, and enables government and enterprise customers to design scalable, secure, resilient, and well-governed enterprise GIS environments aligned with short and long‑term business goals. Please join us to learn from and connect with fellow ArcGIS Monitor users. We look forward to seeing you there! ... View more

In an era where organizations are becoming increasingly dependent on geographic information, the reliability of ArcGIS Enterprise plays a crucial role. Map services must always be available, data streams must be accurate, and users expect fast performance, whether they are citizens, employees, or supply chain partners. But how do you maintain control over an IT landscape that is becoming both extensive and complex?  ArcGIS Monitor offers the solution for this. With the release of ArcGIS Monitor 2025.1, Esri takes another major step in professionalizing enterprise GIS management. This version introduces improved insights, updated dependency analysis, and powerful capabilities for custom monitoring.  Note: article is written in Dutch, but can be easily translated in a web browser. ArcGIS Monitor 2025.1: Complete system insight as the foundation for a future-proof GIS organization    ArcGIS Monitor Personas.png  3 reasons to use.png ... View more

Bringing a new system administrator up to speed isn’t a quick process. In many organisations, it can take months before someone feels comfortable navigating an ArcGIS Enterprise deployment, and even longer before they’re fully productive. That challenge becomes even larger when the person stepping into the role doesn’t come from a geospatial background, which is more common than you might think. This blog by Esri partner Onneer discusses how ArcGIS Monitor helps new administrators by enabling observability for ArcGIS Enterprise deployments. What new ArcGIS Enterprise administrators need to see first   Onner_Blog_Monitor_Graphic.png ... View more

Bringing a new system administrator up to speed isn’t a quick process. In many organisations, it can take months before someone feels comfortable navigating an ArcGIS Enterprise deployment, and even longer before they’re fully productive. That challenge becomes even larger when the person stepping into the role doesn’t come from a geospatial background, which is more common than you might think. This blog by Esri partner Onneer discusses how ArcGIS Monitor helps new administrators by enabling observability for ArcGIS Enterprise deployments. What new ArcGIS Enterprise administrators need to see first  Onner_Blog_Monitor_Graphic.png ... View more