ArcGIS Enterprise: Performance and Scalability Best Practices. Darren Baird, PE, Esri

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1 ArcGIS Enterprise: Performance and Scalability Best Practices Darren Baird, PE, Esri

2 What is ArcGIS Enterprise

3 What s Included with ArcGIS Enterprise ArcGIS Server the core web services component for making maps and performing analysis Portal for ArcGIS allows you to share maps, applications, and other geographic information with other people in your organization - Identity Management ArcGIS Data Store lets you configure data storage for hosting and federated servers used with your deployment - ArcGIS Managed PostgreSQL Database ArcGIS Web Adaptor allows you to integrate your ArcGIS Server and Portal for ArcGIS with your existing web server and your organization s security mechanisms - Windows IIS and Java - Linux Java

4 Base ArcGIS Enterprise Deployment

5 ArcGIS Server Architecture Options

6 Site Site Silos, Sites, and Clusters Silo Site recommended Cluster To be deprecated Cluster A Cluster B Configuration Stores Configuration Store (shared) Configuration Store (shared)

7 Site Design Consideration Multi-node, high number of services Ensure Required Infrastructure Resources - Network Stability - NAS Stability for ArcGIS Server and Portal config stores - RAM - CPU Try to Avoid during Working Hours - Publishing High Number of Services - Adding/Removing Nodes Distribute Recycle Times

8 Site Management Consideration Identify unused services and reduce min (to 0 if possible) Tune slow services Provide best practices to the publishers Monitor resources - RAM and committed memory - CPU - Network latency

9 Publication Best Practices

10 Server Pattern Web GIS

11 Publication Strategies Portal GeoServices Geodata Active Wells Proposed Wells Wells Wells Wells by Status

12 Hosting Server Scalable Solution - Publish thousands of services

13 Processes, Tools, Value

14 Tuning Definitions Performance Speed, in other words, response time (seconds) Scalability Ability to increase output and maintain acceptable performance Capacity maps per second (users x maps per second) Bottleneck Something that limits performance and capacity

15 Tuning Methodology Profile each tier starting at the top

16 Tuning Methodology Case Study 1 Profile each tier starting at the top You can use tools like fiddler to narrow down the problem URL

17 Tuning Methodology Case Study 1 Look at statistics of problem service

18 Tuning Methodology Case Study 1 If ArcMap MXD, use MXDPerfStat, shows call to DB is slow If ArcGIS Pro, PerfTools is available search for ArcGIS Pro Perftools in a search engine

19 Tuning Methodology Case Study 1 Run query using Oracle Trace for example

20 Tuning Methodology Case Study 2 In this case the number of feature vertices was the problem Compare to FGDB performance

21 System Tools

22 System Tools Framework Tool Patterns Discipline

23 Process and Tools

24 Relationship between System Tools

25 System Testing

26 Testing Objectives Meet service-level agreements (SLAs) Bottlenecks analysis Capacity planning Benchmarking different alternatives

27 Testing Process Application GIS Services Infrastructure Hardware and Software

28 System Test for the Web GIS Test Automation ArcGIS Services - Mapping - Feature - OGC - Geocoding - Image - Network - Geoprocessing - Tile Cache Application Testing Search on ArcGIS.com - owner:enterpriseimp

29 System Design

30 System Design Provide Sufficient Hardware Resources GIS Systems are bound by - CPU - Memory when there are a large number of services - Disk Image service, synchronization (Collector causes lots of I/O) - Network low bandwidth deployment - Poorly configured virtualization - Can result in 30% higher performance degradation

31 System Design Manual calculations not feasible

32 System Designer Solution Architect Design Methodology Gathering Requirements Designing Capacity Planning - CPU - Network - Memory Reporting Search on ArcGIS.com - owner:enterpriseimp

33 System Monitor

34 Monitoring Enterprise GIS Challenges Multiple Administrators Multiple disparate monitoring/diagnostic tools Data collected in reactive fashion, not proactive on demand and for a limited time Correlation of data with different timestamp is difficult ArcGIS Administrators do not have access to all tools, data, and reports Challenging to quickly identify the root cause and take appropriate measures

35 Motivation Growing Complexity of ArcGIS Enterprise Certificates Load Balancer Firewall ArcGIS Web Adaptor Portal for ArcGIS Storage ArcGIS Server ArcGIS Data Store Databases

36 ArcGIS Monitor Search for ArcGIS Monitor

37 ArcGIS Monitor Demo

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