Latest Contributions by JakeSkinner

Hi @CoryMarino , "Server" is correct for the Role.  I recommend creating a separate JSON file for the Image Server instance.  Below is an example: { "AllNodes": [ { "NodeName": "arcgis-image", "Role": [ "Server" ], "SslCertificates": [ { "Path": "D:\\automationFiles\\certificates\\arcgis-image.pfx", "PasswordFilePath": "D:\\automationFiles\\passwords\\certificate.txt", "CNameFQDN": "arcgis-image.esri.com", "Target": [ "Server" ] } ] }, { "NodeName": "arcgis-webadaptor", "Role": [ "WebAdaptor" ], "WebAdaptorConfig": [ { "Role": "Server" } ] } ], "ConfigData": { "Version": "11.1", "ServerContext": "image", "ServerRole": "GeneralPurposeServer", "DownloadSetups": true, "Downloadpatches": true, "Credentials": { "ServiceAccount": { "PasswordFilePath": "D:\\automationFiles\\passwords\\serviceAccount.txt", "UserName": "esri\\service_arcgis", "IsDomainAccount": true, "IsMSAAccount": false }, "AGOCredential":{ "UserName": "myesriadmin", "PasswordFilePath": "D:\\automationFiles\\passwords\\MyEsri.txt" } }, "Server": { "LicenseFilePath": "D:\\automationFiles\\licenses\\ArcGISGISServerAdvanced_ArcGISServer_1428926.prvc", "Installer": { "Path": "D:\\automationFiles\\software\\ArcGIS11.1\\ArcGIS_Server_Windows_111_185208.exe", "InstallDir": "D:\\Program Files\\ArcGIS\\Server", "patchesDir": "D:\\automationFiles\\software\\ArcGIS11.1\\patches" }, "ServerDirectoriesRootLocation": "D:\\arcgisserver\\directories", "ConfigStoreLocation": "D:\\arcgisserver\\config-store", "ExternalLoadBalancer": "gis.esri.com", "PrimarySiteAdmin": { "UserName": "siteadmin", "PasswordFilePath": "D:\\automationFiles\\passwords\\siteadmin.txt" } }, "WebAdaptor": { "AdminAccessEnabled": true, "Installer": { "Path": "D:\\automationFiles\\software\\ArcGIS11.1\\ArcGIS_Web_Adaptor_for_Microsoft_IIS_111_185222.exe", "PatchesDir": "D:\\automationFiles\\software\\ArcGIS11.1\\patches" } }, "Federation": { "PortalHostName": "gis.esri.com", "PortalPort": "443", "PortalContext": "portal", "PortalAdministrator": { "UserName": "portaladmin", "PasswordFilePath": "D:\\automationFiles\\passwords\\portaladmin.txt" }, "RestrictedPublishing": false } } }   ... View more

Hi @Yogesh_Chavan how is the CPU and RAM on the ArcGIS Server machines when they eventually stop working?  ArcGIS Server should check if the other machine is up and running if it's joined to the site, but this shouldn't cause the application to crash.  You could completely remove it from the site in ArcGIS Server Manager > Site > Machines and see how ArcGIS Server performs. ... View more

Hi @MatsHardy the only option I believe you have is to update the symbology of the map service directly in the web map. ... View more

Thanks @AndreaB_ for reporting this back on the thread.  I was not aware of this limitation. ... View more

@AndreaB_ I could not reproduce this using Pro 3.6.1.  Could you publish another service, create a view, and test the script with the new service? This will determine if it's an issue with the script/API, or with the service. ... View more

Hi @prmhara, I would recommend opening your browser's web console (Ctrl+Shift+i) and see what errors are being reported when you execute the print. ... View more

Hi @AndreaB_, I could not reproduce this.  What version of ArcGIS Pro are you running?   I tested with ArcGIS Pro 3.6.1, which is version 2.4.2 of the arcgis module. ... View more

@DavidColey there's a Logger.py included with the zip file.  This file has to exist in the same directory as the other scripts. ... View more

@JohnnyMcGlone is this for Enterprise or AGOL?  If Enterprise, which version? ... View more

Just an FYI, some of this functionality is available with ArcGIS Monitor 2025.1 with Relationships: Also, here is a tool you can run to get service dependencies.   ... View more

Hi @Elana_Berlin, You could disable editing tracking, perform your calculations, then re-enable editor tracking.  Below is an example using python: from arcgis.gis import GIS from arcgis.features import FeatureLayerCollection # Connect to AGOL/Portal print("Connecting to AGOL/Portal") gis = GIS('https://www.arcgis.com', 'jskinner_rats', 'secureP@ssword') # Reference item print("Referencing item") item = gis.content.get('4021d79d47854ef19f08ef902354bc99') sourceFlyrCollection = FeatureLayerCollection.fromitem(item) # Disable editor tracking params editor_tracking_params = { "enableEditorTracking": False } # Update definition print("Disable editor tracking") update_result = sourceFlyrCollection.manager.update_definition({"editorTrackingInfo": editor_tracking_params}) print(update_result) # Perform calculations # Enable editor tracking params editor_tracking_params = { "enableEditorTracking": True, "createrField": "Creator", "creationDateField": "CreationDate", "editorField": "Editor", "editDateField": "EditDate" } # Update definition print("Enable editor tracking") update_result = sourceFlyrCollection.manager.update_definition({"editorTrackingInfo": editor_tracking_params}) print(update_result)   ... View more

Hi @ebpip, I was unable to reproduce this.  I downloaded the data and re-published to my Org as a service.  I then used the Copy Hosted Feature Service tool to copy to another org and it worked successfully: I did this with ArcGIS Pro 3.6. ... View more

@KarenLizcano1 are you adding the service by going to Content > New Item > URL?  This worked for me:   ... View more

@KarenLizcano1 can you share the URL you are trying to access in AGOL?  This will help me determine if it's externally accessible. ... View more

@ebpip can you share the service to an AGOL group and invite my account (jskinner_rats)?  I can take a look. ... View more