Latest Contributions by DerekLaw

Hi @JamesBrattonVHB, Sorry for the late reply, I am just seeing your post now. > If one of the servers stops participating in a site or the load balancer stops sending requests to that machine, is there a way for me to know this?  I don't believe this kind of information is captured by ArcGIS Server. This would need to be an enhancement at the ArcGIS Server site level. Please submit this as a new enhancement on the ArcGIS Monitor Ideas forum. Hope this helps,   ... View more

Hi @KevinRathgeber1, > Allowing at least Machine Name and Source as additional columns that can be displayed and filtered on would be really valuable.  You can display the Machine Name on the logs panel under the Administration tab now (in ArcGIS Monitor 2024.0.1), please see screenshot. Not sure what you mean by Source - can you please elaborate? Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi @KalkhoranBehrouz, > .... when I navigated to Component, it shows the Memory Total = 23 GB The 23 GB memory total metric is the total amount of physical memory for the registered enterprise geodatabase instance. It does not relate to the the ArcGIS Monitor Database (which stores the collected metrics). Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi @SteveMcCarthy, > Can Windows Monitor Server consume information from Linux Monitor Agents? Yes, you can use ArcGIS Monitor Server on Windows and register ArcGIS Monitor Agents running on Linux with it. This deployment should work fine. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi @Pat_Gallagher, > When I click on Catalog it shows the services, but it lists them for all the servers, so I have not been able to label the service for each server. I'm not clear on what you're trying to do. When you publish a web service to a multi-machine ArcGIS Server site (for example 2 machines), then the web service will exist on both machines that participate in the site. So the web service "exists" on both machines. Even though its on both machines, ArcGIS Server treats it as a single web service. And ArcGIS Monitor would treat it as a single registered web service component. > Is there a configuration setting that will allow labels to be assigned by server name when they are part of a site? When you register a multi-machine ArcGIS Server site with ArcGIS Monitor - it treats the first GIS Server you register as a single component (but it includes all of the participating GIS Servers). You can register the individual GIS Servers as host components, but you wouldn't register another GIS Server.  So I think you'd want to register each participating GIS Server in the multi-machine ArcGIS Server site as host components, then you could label them. I believe this is what you want to do? Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi @IrisHadarStltd, There was a bug in ArcGIS Monitor 2023, where you were unable to register MS Azure SQL Server databases. This was fixed in ArcGIS Monitor 2024.0.2. But your comment " ... SaaS SQL Server in Azure .... " is a little too broad, so I am not sure if that's what you meant. Hope this helps, ... View more

FYI, in case you missed this webinar - a recording of the presentation is available: ArcGIS Monitor: Keeping An Eye on your Enterprise GIS (approx 30 mins)  ... View more

Hi @MohammedAmairPasha, I don't believe the UC 2024 tech session video referenced in this blog discussed any Dev roadmap items. I am unsure where you got those topics. Please send me an email if you have specific questions: dlaw@esri.com. Hope this helps, ... View more