Hello Community,
We are on ArcGIS Enterprise 10.9.1 with PostgreSQL enterprise geodatabase.
We have recently converted two raster datasets into vector dataset and stored it in a FileGDB. While converting raster datasets into vector we made sure to check the option of Simplify Polygons in order to remove unnecessary vertices. The resulting FileGDB had a size of 270 MB as seen from windows explorer.
We then migrated the feature classes from FileGDB to Enterprise GDB and then published a registered feature service which got published successfully.
The issue happens that when we add the feature service in map viewer features are not drawing however, from item details page in the Data tab we can see the records of the attribute table. On looking into the logs we saw the following error :
- Instance of the service '<Service Name>' crashed. The ArcSOC process for this service may not have enough memory allocated to it. Consider increasing the SOC heap size for this service by updating the "javaHeapSize" property, using the Edit Service operation in the ArcGIS Server Administrator Directory.
Hence, we followed the steps mentioned in the following link https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/server/10.8/publish-services/windows/geoprocessing-service-settings... and increased the HeapSize to 128 however, we are still facing the same issue.
We have also changed the instances from Shared to Dedicated and have set Min & Max Instances to 5 & 15.
We just wanted to know what further can we do to improve the performance so that the features start drawing on the map.
