One of my clients is planning a transition from Desktop to Enterprise (I'm pretty new to GIS, I support them in another capacity). I was thinking about how to be of maximum value to them in their transition, I found six Enterprise learning plans, each plan requiring a different set of courses. The entire matrix related to learning plans and courses is below.
Where to begin??? is my dilemma. I appreciate that one answer is that I should just LEARN EVERYTHING in the matrix, but that isn't really practical. It feels like years, honestly, to do everything in the table.
It seems to me I should start with Administration Essentials and Installation Fundamentals. Do Enterprise trainers concur?
Six Enterprise training paths:
ArcGIS Enterprise: Administration Essentials
ArcGIS Enterprise: Installation Fundamentals
ArcGIS Enterprise: Data and Services
Esri Enterprise Administration Professional Certification 19-001
Esri Enterprise Geodata Management Professional Certification 19-001
Paths vs Courses matrix:
Course Matrix for the Six Learning Paths | Admin Essen | Install Fund | Security | Data & Serv | Admin Pro Cert | Geodata Mgmt Pro Cert |
Administering Your Deployment | X |
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Administration Workflows | $2250 |
| $2250 | $2250 | $2250 |
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Get Started with ArcGIS Enterprise Sites | X | X |
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| X |
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Tuning & Scaling | X |
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Monitor: An Introduction | X |
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| X |
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HA & DR | X |
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Advanced Topics in ArcGIS Server Admin | X |
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ArcGIS Enterprise: An Introduction |
| X |
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| X |
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Architecting Your Deployment |
| X |
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Configuring a Base Deployment |
| $1500 |
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| $1500 |
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Get Started with ArcGIS Enterprise Builder |
| X |
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| X |
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Quick Start Guide |
| X |
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Security Best Practices |
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| X |
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SSL Considerations |
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| X |
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Intro to Multi-User Geodatabases |
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| X |
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Data Storage Strategies |
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| X |
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Caching Vector and Raster Tiles |
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| X |
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Publish your Own Routing Services |
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| X |
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Distributed Collaboration: Sharing Data... |
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| X |
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Viz & Explor Large Data Feature Binning |
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| X |
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Enabling High-Q Printing Web Apps |
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| X |
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Preparing to Implement ArcGIS Online |
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| X |
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Config and Admin ArcGIS Online Org |
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| X |
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Intro ArcGIS Server REST API |
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| X |
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Performing ArcGIS Online Admin Tasks |
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| X |
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Creating Python Scripts for ArcGIS |
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| $2250 | $2250 |
Python for Everyone |
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| X | X |
Intro ArcGIS API for Python |
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| X |
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Admin Content Using ArcGIS API Python |
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| X | X |
Managing Geospatial Data ArcGIS |
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| $1500 |
Getting Started with Geodatabase |
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| X |
Getting Started GDB Topology |
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| X |
Deploy Maintain Multiuser GDB |
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| $1500 |
Implement Versioned WF Multiuser GDB |
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| $2250 |
Distributing Data Using GDB Replication |
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| $1500 |
Sharing Maps and Layers ArcGIS Pro |
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| X |
Integrating Data in ArcGIS Pro |
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| X |
Editing Basics in ArcGIS Pro |
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| X |
Archiving Data in a Multiuser GDB |
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| X |
Managing Raster Data Using ArcGIS |
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| X |
Python Scripting for Geoprocessing WF |
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| X |
Introduction to Coordinate Systems |
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| X |
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Hi Peter, it sounds like enterprise administration is the area you're focused on supporting, so yes, I'd suggest the first two learning paths.
Hi Peter, the training you choose depends on what workflows you'll be supporting and whether your client will be using ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro with ArcGIS Enterprise. If you'll be supporting enterprise administration, the first two instructor-led classes you marked above are highly recommended and great options to ask questions and get answers right away.
Thank you, do you mean the "Administration Workflows" and "Configuring a Base Deployment"? Thank you. I already know how to use the ArcGIS Pro and ArcMAP clients, fortunately.
Should I focus on the first two columns, the first two learning paths? Administration Essentials, and Installation Fundamentals?
Hi Peter, it sounds like enterprise administration is the area you're focused on supporting, so yes, I'd suggest the first two learning paths.