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‎08-21-2023

Marcelo, Regarding the level of ArcGIS Enterprise licensing going forward, on page 4 of this document, ArcGIS Enterprise Functionality Matrix for 11.1 there is a brief discussion of ArcGIS Server Basic. How does that relate to this discussion? Is that going away too? Again, I don't want to set up a web host, I just want to do continue to do versioned edits in a small team environment, like I was doing with ArcGIS Server Workgroup Standard.

‎08-14-2023

I appreciate your response. Can you provide some additional clarity regarding the following statement, considering context of my question is a 3+ year planning horizon: 1. You can continue to use SQL Server Express (free) ESRI says that Enterprise 11.1 is the last version to support workgroup licensing (which allows you stage data in SQL Express using direct connect). Reference https://support.esri.com/en-us/knowledge-base/how-to-apply-a-full-arcgis-enterprise-license-to-arcgis-000028255 This, coupled with anecdotes around the community of folks using Pro who are unable to create new geodatabases in sql express, only administer existing ones, lead me to speculate that SQLExpress will go away once Workgroup and Desktop go away. I like mobile geos and have started using them in my projects, but since they don't support versioning, their mention here is somewhat irrelevant to my question. Unless I'm missing something? Is versioning in mobile geos on the development path, or will versioning ONLY be accessible with Enterprise?

‎08-14-2023

What is the best option for a shop like mine anticipating the retirement of Workgroup? We have 3 editors doing edits and publishing out to AGOL from an Standard workgroup-licensed on-prem db. Full-on enterprise/sql server licensing is overkill for us, cost-wise and administratively. The ability to do versioned editing will remain crucial. Who else is in the boat and what are you going to do? Am I really looking at something like postgres to offset costs? Feels very Y2K...

‎12-17-2021

@RandallWilliams thanks I did read through that. It references the AWS guidance on WAF, which by my quick read can be applied to application load balancers and not classic load balancers. Our classic load balancer dates back to when we implemented ArcGIS for Server Workgroup 10.4.1 using the ESRI AMI from AWS Marketplace. Further googling around hints that you can tie your classic LB to Cloudfront and apply WAF that way, but I'm out of my league at this point. Is this the right thing to do?

‎12-17-2021

I blasted forward from 10.4.1 to 10.8.1 last night and ran the mitigation scripts with no problem. I'm looking for guidance on implementation WAF on an Amazon installation with a classic load balancer. TIA.

‎03-01-2017

In order to enable https on my ArcGIS for server web services on EC2, can I use a cert issued by the Amazon Certificate Manager on the load balancer, and then use an esri out-of-the-box self-signed cert on the ArcGIS Server site? Or do the certs have to match?

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Re: We have an on-prem (traditionally) versioned db - what happens when Workgroup goes away?

Re: We have an on-prem (traditionally) versioned db - what happens when Workgroup goes away?

We have an on-prem (traditionally) versioned db - what happens when Workgroup goes away?

Re: ArcGIS and CVE-2021-44228 Apache Log4j 2

Re: ArcGIS and CVE-2021-44228 Apache Log4j 2

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