Latest Contributions by DerekLaw

‎09-26-2024

ArcGIS Monitor collects metrics on the health, performance, and usage of your Enterprise GIS to optimize your GIS and IT investment. FYI: ArcGIS Monitor is now available for purchase from the Esri Online Store! You can purchase a brand new license or license additional ArcGIS Server cores that you would like to monitor. Learn more: https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/arcgis-monitor/pricing

‎09-26-2024

Hi @B_Franey, Can you please upgrade the client's deployment to ArcGIS Monitor 2024.0? The issue is addressed in this update. In fact, we will be releasing ArcGIS Monitor 2024.0.1 in early Oct. I suggest you please wait for this release. Hope this helps,

‎09-18-2024

ArcGIS Monitor optimizes your ArcGIS Enterprise implementation by collecting key metrics on health, performance, and usage. We're thrilled to invite you to the very first ArcGIS Monitor user group meeting! October 6, 2024 | 9 AM (Pacific Time) Register Today What to expect: Join the discussion with ArcGIS Monitor power users, Joe Guzi from Stark County, OH and Joel Lopez from Halff as they demonstrate how they leverage analysis views - to help manage their Enterprise GIS deployments. This is an intermediate level presentation, so we recommend attendees have a solid foundation in ArcGIS Enterprise and working knowledge of ArcGIS Monitor. Meet our guest speakers: Joe Guzi, Stark County GIS Joe has over a decade of experience with the Stark County GIS Department. His work focuses on advancing GIS solutions to the next level, by providing application development, automating daily tasks with ArcGIS, and maintaining the overall GIS system. Outside of work, Joe enjoys engaging in GIS side projects for fun. Since 2018, he has also been a part-time Adjunct GIS Instructor and Learning Support Specialist at Columbus State Community College. Joel Lopez, Halff Joel has served as the GIS Administrator at Halff since 2021. In this role, he manages the GIS system infrastructure, software, content, and licensing, while providing technical support to GIS users across the organization. Joel specializes in ArcGIS Enterprise deployments, upgrades, and migrations, as well as GIS system monitoring and automation using the ArcGIS API for Python. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from and connect with fellow ArcGIS Monitor users. We look forward to seeing you there!

‎09-15-2024

Hi @GisMan, Thanks for confirming that it's not an invalid license issue for Monitor 2024.0. I would follow the check provided by @AndrewSakowicz in this thread (posted on Friday) and if that is not the issue, then please contact Esri Tech Support so they can help investigate further.

‎09-13-2024

Hi @TimLehn, Maybe, but a host is not a child component. In the thread you mentioned, https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-monitor-questions/arcgis-server-services-missing-after-upgrading-to/m-p/1528809 In the solution provided, it indicates this happens to child components. So I am unsure. Hence why it would be beneficial to open a case with Esri Tech Support. Hope this helps,

‎09-13-2024

Hi @BrittanyBurson, Sorry for the inconvenience. I've asked someone from Esri Tech Support to look into this item and respond. Thanks for your patience.

‎09-13-2024

Hi @GisMan, Are metrics being collected for other components like the GIS Server and web services? If not, can you ensure you've applied the new ArcGIS Monitor 2024.0 license file? We've not heard of any issue of metrics not collecting for a host after the upgrade to ArcGIS Monitor 2024.0. Please contact Esri Tech Support and open a case so they can help investigate further and double check the upgrade process worked. Hope this helps,

‎09-11-2024

Hi @GisMan, Thanks for clarifying. You can view how many cores are being used by ArcGIS Server on its own machine by viewing the metric on the host component properties. Monitoring tab > select the host where ArcGIS Server is installed on > Metrics sub tab > CPU Cores Utilized - this represents the number of logical CPU cores in use. The data expression to query for this in an analysis view, Hope this helps

‎09-10-2024

Hi @CW-GIS, From this statement, > I just set up Monitor ... I believe this is a brand new ArcGIS Monitor installation. Can you please confirm? E.g., You are not trying to upgrade from Monitor 2023 to a later release, is that right? If this is a new Monitor install, then can you please delete your current agm database and re-create it using the script provided in the help topic? Also: for the Address parameter, can you try specifying the machine name instead of localhost? Hope this helps,

‎09-10-2024

Hi @GisMan, Can you please clarify this statement, > I would like to know if I install my arcgis server in 8 cores server machine separated with other components to increase performance ... Do you have all ArcGIS Enterprise components (Enterprise portal, ArcGIS Server, and ArcGIS Data Store) installed on the same machine - and you are asking how much CPU is being used by just ArcGIS Server? or Do you have just ArcGIS Server installed on its own machine - and you are asking how much CPU it uses from the 8 cores available?

‎09-09-2024

Hi @CW-GIS, > Is this the Postgres database setup on the machine for this? the one with 'agm'? Yes, that's the correct help topic. To create the ArcGIS Monitor database in PostgreSQL, did you run the script that is provided in the help topic you referenced? The script creates a new database called "agm" and a user called "agm" with the appropriate permissions. Hope this helps,

‎09-09-2024

Hi @GisMan, It's not clear to me what you are asking for. Can you please elaborate? What are you wanting to show in ArcGIS Monitor? FYI, this blog might be helpful: 5 Useful ArcGIS Server Analysis Elements in ArcGIS Monitor Hope this helps,

‎09-09-2024

Hi @Dan_Brumm, Please confirm with your admin that they downloaded the new and different ArcGIS Monitor 2024.0 license file from My Esri. FYI, the file was renamed and changed from the one used for Monitor 2023.x. Hope this helps,

‎09-09-2024

Hi @MichaelBartlett, It looks like you're trying to modify some parameters in the URL string for loading the display of ArcGIS Monitor. This is not a supported capability in Monitor. Sorry. Please submit a new enhancement request in the ArcGIS Monitor Ideas forum for this enhancement. FYI, we are actively working on improving the date/time ranges for displaying metrics in analysis views. You can also vote for this enhancement, Improve ability to query on metric values Please add comments if you have additional requirements. Hope this helps,

‎09-06-2024

Hi @tempMarcHoogerwerf_EsriNL, > Is there any update on the status or ETA of the ArcGIS Monitor REST API? We're expecting to release more information about the ArcGIS Monitor REST API in 2025. Sorry for the delay. Hope this helps,

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Re: Analyst ArcGIS Server Cores Utilization with ArcGIS Monitor

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Re: Analyst ArcGIS Server Cores Utilization with ArcGIS Monitor

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