ArcGIS Enterprise 12.0 for Windows and Linux is here, bringing an array of impactful enhancements designed to improve the way you secure, scale, and manage your self-hosted GIS. Here are a few of the highlights from this release:
- The ability to create custom sign-in experiences for your organization and custom categories for registered apps allow for improved organization and more control of sign-in options.
- The default security posture is now strengthened with the allowedProxyHosts property being enabled by default, ensuring that only explicitly approved external domains can be accessed via the ArcGIS Enterprise portal proxy capability.
- Administrators can now store server directories configured with ArcGIS Server in object storage from a cloud service, providing an alternative to traditional file share storage.
- Observability is improved with support for using Prometheus to capture ArcGIS Server metrics, a beta feature that gives administrators insights into system health, service usage, and user engagement.
- The new Item Details assistant (beta) allows administrators to easily populate item details with support from generative-AI.
- ArcGIS Data Pipelines, a no-code, visual data engineering capability is introduced as a beta feature.
- The introduction of service interceptors enables the interception of requests and responses for all REST-based GIS services, providing a tool for managing and customizing GIS services without altering their underlying definitions.
Head over to the "What's New in ArcGIS Enterprise 12.0" release blog where we'll guide you through the updates and enhancements of this release tailored to your role, exploring how they can make your GIS work more efficient.
