Latest Contributions by AndrewSakowicz

@JoeGuziStarkCountyOH , you might be running into BUG-000165954 for ArcGIS Monitor (esri.com), also see Service metrics disappearing - Esri Community ... View more

@MarieCline_Delgado this error implies HTTPConnection time out.  This might potentially indicate a problem with changing arcsoc instances and restarting this particular service.  To prove this hypothesis, try to change it manually.  If there is problem, you can exclude this from ArcSOC Optimizer and try to run again.  ... View more

@NaveenK , to add to @DerekLaw , note the difference between Metrics reference—ArcGIS Monitor | Documentation Process instances, which is the number of arcsoc.exe running at the collection time (e.g. every 1 min): and ArcGIS Service Instances used, which is an average over collection interval, e.g. 5 min. It is expected these numbers will be different. ... View more

@BenClark , your observation might be correct that page file utilization is related to process crash.  It is not unusual that page file utilization will be high even if you have available RAM.  In that case, the key is to size page file correctly first, before you consider adding RAM, @MarceloMarques , see Introduction to the page file - Windows Client | Microsoft Learn, Support for system crash dumps Page files can be used to "back" (or support) system crash dumps and extend how much system-committed memory (also known as "virtual memory") a system can support. For more information about system crash dumps, see system crash dump options. ... View more

try to 1. in commend line, cd to the folder where you have ExcelReport, e.g. "C:\Users\smccarth\OneDrive - Williams\Desktop\ESRI\ArcGIS Monitor\Excel\Report\ExcelReport\dist"  2. execute ExcelReport.exe" -f SampleConfig.json But this should also work "C:\Users\smccarth\OneDrive - Williams\Desktop\ESRI\ArcGIS Monitor\Excel\Report\ExcelReport\dist\ExcelReport.exe" -f SampleConfig.json ... View more

@Brian_McLeer , to clarify, the connectivity has only 2 values: 100 and 0.  That's what you would see when zoomed in to a raw data time span.  When you zoom out beyond that, the default charts will show averages.  So anything less than 100, indicates there was a connectivity 0 in this range.  You can verify the duration by zooming in. You can fix that "averaging" impact by building analysis and selecting min, e.g. Solved: Analysis from ESRI Developer Summit 2024 - Esri Community ... View more

@SGTomlins , as a temporary workaround for 2023 only, perhaps you could consider steps described in Solved: Analysis from ESRI Developer Summit 2024 - Esri Community ... View more

API documents will not be available in this upcoming 2024.0, but is planned for later this year.  We'll share details later. I would not interpret disabling PSA recommendation because it is a security risk, see Disable the primary site administrator account—ArcGIS Server | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise.  It is not a security risk per se. This recommendation reflects more of "least privilege access" principle.  If you don't need two ways of admin access, disable it.  But if you need to script admin functions or effective monitoring, need PSA. ... View more

A couple of comments: Some API calls and payloads, including registering components, will change in the next release.   At this point, I don't have updates for this admin utility or enhancements.  Instead, we are planning on finalizing and documenting API, including Python API in the next releases. So, my recommendation is that you evaluate your enhancement investment.  Instead of enhancing it, perhaps use it as is and for outstanding features configure them using UI, e.g. Collections, labels.  But if you still would like to enhance it, the "reverse engineering" using web dev tools might be the easiest way.  For example, to delete users    ... View more

@BrettFrahm , thanks for sharing your idea.  Please note that many of the requirements you identified might be already available in the following: Host>Process Service System/DynamicMappingHost Also, this utility might help as well, ArcSOC Optimizer for ArcGIS Monitor - Esri Community ... View more

@TimoT . Thanks for reaching out.  At this point, I don't think this is a bug with ArcGIS Monitor, but more likely the actual vm memory spikes in your environment or how the System Managed allocates extra pages.    For example, see the following known issues  https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/appendices/windows-page-file-management.htm https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/windows-client/performance/slow-page-file-growth-memory-allocation-errors We can verify if it by reviewing the following information for a specific time.  ArcGIS Monitor PageFile Utilized (%) metric screenshot System Information Taks Manager Powershell (that's what ArcGIS Monitor uses) Get-CimInstance -class Win32_OperatingSystem | Select-Object Caption, LastBootUpTime, CurrentTimeZone, TotalVisibleMemorySize, TotalVirtualMemorySize Get-CimInstance Win32_PageFileUsage| Select-Object CurrentUsage Logs If this is arcgis server or portal machine, check logs for vm errors.  Also, anything in the event viewer?  ... View more

To clarify, ArcGIS Monitor reports requests against all map service capabilities, including feature access.  Is this your question?   ... View more

Thank you for your feedback and following up.  I tested and indeed "is not" or "is less than" does return expected results.  A bug issue is opened.  We'll keep you posted. ... View more