Latest Contributions by JacobBoyle412

‎04-03-2019

It's still worth looking at as IWA authentication can cause this too. If you switch to ArcGIS Enterprise(Portal), I'd seriously look into whether or not your organization supports a SAML like ADFS or Azure AD. That would push the authentication burden to the SAML provider and take that burden off the Web Adapter host box. Let me know if you have any further questions.

‎04-03-2019

Hey Joël Hempenius‌, You're a victim of your own success, the increased usage of the environment you've set up is most likely the root cause. Looking into this further, I'd suggest taking a look at: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2550044/how-to-troubleshoot-high-lsass-exe-cpu-utilization-on-an-active-direct I'd also take a look at: https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000010869 This seems to align with your symptoms.

‎04-01-2019

The Architecture Practice team in Professional Services is pleased to announce a new series leading up to the Esri User Conference. We will be highlighting various tools and best practices for ArcGIS Enterprise implementation and tuning. System design and architecture can some times feel daunting. As an ArcGIS Enterprise or ArcGIS Server administrator, you may occasionally be faced with decisions for how to best optimize the services within your site for performance, reduce wait-times, and eliminate service down times. ArcGIS Server Tuning and Optimization with System Log Parser - Outlines configuring ArcGIS Server for System Log Parser analysis and setting up System Log Parser. System Log Parser - Statistics and Service Optimization - Outlines what specific fields to focus on for service optimization and ways to tune services and the underlying data to optimize performance. What is eGDB Health - Egdbhealth is a tool for reporting on various characteristics of Enterprise Geodatabases (eGDBes). Using Egdbhealth to Evaluate a Geodatabase - This article discusses how to use the outputs of egdbhealth to evaluate the health of an eGDB. Using Egdbhealth in System Design - The primary purpose of the tool is to evaluate the “health” of eGDBes. However, the output can also be used in a system design context. This article addresses the system design use case. **NEW** Planning Load Balancer Configuration for Highly Available ArcGIS Enterprise - Organizations often require a certain level of system uptime for their ArcGIS Enterprise deployments, such as 99 percent of the time or higher. Note: The contents presented above are recommendations that will typically improve performance for many scenarios. However, in some cases, these recommendations may not produce better performance results, in which case, additional performance testing and system configuration modifications may be needed. Implementing ArcGIS‌ ArcGIS Monitor‌ ArcGIS Enterprise‌ Geodatabase

‎02-14-2019

All great points Kyle Gonterwitz! The long and short of it is there is no "right" answer in this realm, many factors should and will contribute to a decision of this size, like Kyle laid out above. The long and short of it, in my opinion, is use whatever database Esri supports that you and your support staff are most comfortable with.

‎02-01-2019

Here's a great blog post from when the new version of Operations Dashboard came out by Derek Law‌ Some Example Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS Apps & Resources ArcGIS Blog search: Operations Dashboard

‎01-31-2019

Bummer! Good luck!

‎01-29-2019

Sure! You can use URL strings in a field or stitch together a URL from a value in your table. Using Hyperlinks—Help | ArcGIS Desktop You can also enable them from ArcGIS Online/ArcGIS Enterprise following the below steps if you want to "Assemble" the URL from an existing field: Enable Pop-ups. Configure Pop-ups. Select A custom attribute display under Pop-up Contents: Then you’ll use the Custom Attribute Display to configure the popups. You can add fields you’d like to display at the top, then add the links: When you setup the url’s, you’ll just enter a line into the URL string using the View HTML Source button: Use this syntax: <a href="https://google.com/{Code_Field}.zip/the_rest_of_the_url.htm" target="_blank">2015 Imagery</a> Where {Code_Field} is the field that contains the reference value for the code. The goal here is to stitch the URL together using field values and a normalized URL structure. Let me know if you have further questions.

‎01-29-2019

I also recommend looking at this customer created solution leveraging Operations Dashboard: Esri Database Monitoring Dashboard This is a customer created solution, so not supported officially by Esri. There are 2 things you setup, A a python script to scrape the data and a service template to be able to consume the data through REST: https://jctngis.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=d5fddc40cc4b4664be3cca01c4075f8f#overview And the actual Operations Dashboard Template: http://jctngis.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=4efe5870e05d42688c1d41db45d85d01#overview AGAIN! this is a user created tool and is not officially supported in any way. With that being said, it is a good solution to get at what you're looking to achieve if you do not have ArcGIS Monitor.

‎01-29-2019

ArcGIS Monitor with the eGDB health toolkit will provide these metrics. You can find more about ArcGIS Monitor here: ArcGIS Monitor | ArcGIS Enterprise ArcGIS Monitor Extension Gallery

‎01-28-2019

Try Round, Bevel maybe?

‎01-25-2019

This sounds like a great subject! Great job Anna Sokol‌ !!!

‎01-24-2019

I'f I'm understanding you correctly, it's easy peasy! As long as the actual feature lines are touching end to end, you can just setup symbology to allow the lines to look as you've drawn in the last picture, you can control the way lines join and connect using some advanced configuration options with the Symbol Property Editor. Double-click on the layer in the Table of Contents to get to the symbology dialog window, then click Edit Symbol: In this dialog, you'll note that each piece of a line is shown, click on one part of the symbol, then select how the line Caps and Line Joins are displayed. This should give you the granular control you need to achieve what you're attempting to do.

‎01-24-2019

I can't say that I'd do this myself. I'd recommend that your users sync to 10.3.1 prior to the switch and re-download their caches from the 10.6.1 Server. While what you suggest may work on paper, I'd be hesitant to risk this myself.

‎01-15-2019

Hey Lacee, I always recommend taking a look at the specs from the Esri Partner Network page for Dell. I'm not advocating you purchase through Esri, but use the specs as a starting point for discussions with IT: Dell Let us know if you have further specific questions.

‎01-15-2019

Hey Michael, I always recommend taking a look at the specs from the Esri Partner Network page for Dell. I'm not advocating you purchase through Esri, but use the Specs as a starting point for discussions with IT: Dell Let us know if you have further specific questions.

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Latest Contributions by JacobBoyle412

Re: High CPU load from lsass.exe related to webadaptors?

Re: High CPU load from lsass.exe related to webadaptors?

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Re: Geodatabase Objects Report

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