Hello -
I just finished the 2024.1 to 2025.0 Monitor upgrade. Now, any of my map image services that use the Shared Instance (Dynamic Mapping Host) show as 100% saturated. Map Image Services as dedicated types do not.
Thanks,
David
I'm having the same issue after completing the upgrade to 2025.0. My map services with Shared Instance are showing 100% saturation when being used.
Hi @DavidColey and @nbrown,
Can you please open a case with Esri Tech Support so they can investigate and reproduce the behavior you're seeing?
This issue is similar to one that has happened in the past:
Solved: Metrics and Alerts on Shared Instances - Esri Community
ArcGIS Monitor does not like shared instance services that has values for service properties "minInstancesPerNode" and "maxInstancesPerNode" set to 0 even though it should be returning the "number of shared instances per machine" value set in server manager.
I resolved this (for the specific map service having this issue) by setting the minInstancesPerNode value to 1 and maxInstancesPerNode to 2. After doing so, ArcGIS Monitor then correctly shows the value set for the shared instance pool and the metrics for instance saturation are then correct.
Ok I too can confirm that what @nbrown in his reply and what @NickN in the this post
Solved: Metrics and Alerts on Shared Instances - Esri Community
do work. I went into ServerAdmin and just changed the max maxInstancesPerNode value to 1 and left the minInstancesPerNode at 0 and am now getting small percentage sat values (like 0.45, 0.56, etc) for these services in the shared instance:
Configured State
Started
Instance Type
Shared
Instance Limits
0 min - 16 max
One of us should still probably report it to support so they can be aware and get a fix, since I still don't know if the Instances node counts are going to revert back to 0,0 when the server restarts or when the ArcGIS Sever exe service restarts....
Yeah once a shared service restarts it will revert back to it's 0.0 setting for min and max InstancePerNode counts and then the Instance Saturation again graphs that service saturation value as 100%