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Hi Jonathan, do you mean restarting the Map Service or the whole server? Yes, I have restarted the Map Service many times. I have deleted and republished it many times too.
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I confirm that the patch solved the leak. Thank you!
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I have a mxd that use a custom font for point symbols. I have updated the font to add new symbols and everything is working within ArcMap. The new symbols are displayed correctly. However, when I publish the mxd to ArcGIS Server Enterprise, the new symbols are not visible only the old ones. I have added the updated font into the C:\windows\fonts folder into the ArcGIS Server machine and restarted the Map Service without success. I have tried to delete the Map Service before re-publishing it, without success. Can someone help me with that issue?
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02-06-2020
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After many test, I have found that in_address_locator_style parameter should be written "General - Single Field" and the in_reference_data parameter should only have the featureClass full path (or name if the arcpy.env.workspace is defined correctly like below) import arcpy
arcpy.env.workspace = "C:\\Script\\Connexions\\connection.sde\\MyDataSet"
configs = {
"IN_ADDRESS_LOCATOR_STYLE": "General - Single Field",
"IN_REFERENCE_DATA": "ReferenceDataFC",
"IN_FIELD_MAP": "'Feature ID' ObjectID VISIBLE NONE;'*KeyField' addresse VISIBLE NONE",
"OUT_ADDRESS_LOCATOR": "C:\\Script\\Output\\MyLocator",
"CONFIG_KEYWORD": None
"ENABLE_SUGGESTIONS": "ENABLED"
}
arcpy.CreateAddressLocator_geocoding(
in_address_locator_style = configs["IN_ADDRESS_LOCATOR_STYLE"],
in_reference_data = configs["IN_REFERENCE_DATA"],
in_field_map = configs["IN_FIELD_MAP"],
out_address_locator = configs["LOC"],
config_keyword = configs["CONFIG_KEYWORD"],
enable_suggestions = configs["ENABLE_SUGGESTIONS"]
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Randall, Thank you for pointing it out! We will definitely install the patch to see if it solve the problem!
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01-30-2020
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Andrew, This is specifically the suggest method that cause the problem. The ArcGIS Server version is 10.6.1. Something weird is that I have published the same locator on another ArcGIS Server v10.6.1 that we use for development and there is no problem at all. The ArcSOC does not use more than 120MB of memory and the request resolve in 0 to 0.5 second maximum.
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Hi Andrew, Thanks for your help here. Unfortunately, increasing the maximum instances number changes nothing. I just tested it a few minutes ago. That's what I expected, because doing a single request use only one instance and only one ArcSOC is created by instance. The locator is a Single Line Input. If I do a search using "123" for input, it takes 10-12 seconds and then I see the memory of the ArcSOC going up to 17GB. If I do a search using "1234" for input, the request resolve in 44ms and there is no peek in the memory usage.
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This is a 8-core machine and there is 1 minimum instance and 2 maximum instance for the service. Does providing the .loc file could helps? I have noticed also that sometimes a request is really slow (10-12 seconds) and sometimes really fast (0.25-1 second)
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Hi Joshua, yes it is an 8-core machine that we have. I am not sure to understand the relation between the cpu usage and the memory consumption by an ArcSOC process. I can see the total cpu usage going from 2% to 18-20% on each geocoding request. I also notice that the request is often really slow, like 10-12 seconds and sometimes really fast less than 1 second. Does providing the .loc file would help?
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I have discovered that our GeocodeServer ArcSOC are using up to 17Go of memory per search. This is quite a lot in my opinion. Our server machine has 44Go of RAM in total and from time to times we can see some insufficient memory errors in the logs caused by a GeocodeServer instance. Here is a screen shot taken from the task manager when a search request was made to a GeocodeServer. I see in the .loc file there is a property named RuntimeMemoryLimit. It is setted to 512 MB but clearly this not limiting the memory usage. We are using ArcGIS Server 10.6 on windows 2012 r2 server. Is it normal? Is there something we can do to prevent this?
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Hi Moginraj, thanks for your reply. I think that the hardware configuration resource REST API provides info about the specs of the server but not its state. For instance, reading from the doc, it does not returns the current RAM in use or the current CPU usage.
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Nathaniel, do you know if Monitor require a separate licence? Do you know if it has to be installed on a separate or on the same server used by ArcGIS Server?
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Hi, I would like to automatize an health check on our ArcGIS Server Enterprise in order to alert the administrators by email if ArcGIS Server is not responding for any reason. What is the proper way to achieve that? Is there a service in the admin REST API that could be used for that? Edit: I see there is a Health Check in the REST API. I wonder, in a case where the RAM of the server is full and most of the map services cannot resolved, does the Health Check will returns an error?
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