Hi All,
Platform: Windows Server 2019 Datacentre
Cloud Infrastructure: AWS
AWS Instance type: m4.xlarge
ArcGIS Enterprise: 10.8.1 Base Install
We have weekly scheduled AMI's and we take them manually too. There is a reboot during the AMI and upon startup of the server we have, intermittently, experienced issues with hosted feature services. We've looked across the various enterprise logs and noticed this log in the portal directory.
- The portal has been initialized and configured but is not accessible. The internal portal database does not appear to be running or accepting connecting
On startup of the machine we've also noticed the below error in windows event viewer.
- pg_ctl: PID file "D:/ArcGISDatastore/pgdata/postmaster.pid" does not exist.
I wanted to mention the fact we are taking AMI's but I'm not entirely sure it's relevant. It may just be that ArcGIS Enterprise is not starting up correctly after a reboot.
Has anybody come across this before? Any help would be much appreciated.
This doesn't really solve your issue, but we never reboot when creating AMI's. You can use the No Reboot option if that helps.
Its a generic error message. I had encountered this issue due to our corporate network firewall blocking the traffic from an unknown site called tuckey.org. Apparently underlying apache tomcat server of Portal and datastore fails to start if its unable to fetch files from this unknown site. ESRI was completely unaware of their software making this connection and kept pinning the issue on us. Basically the ArcGIS enterprise requires internet connectivity regardless of ESRI documentation claiming that it works offline. It was our network and infra team who were finally able to resolve this.