Sharing Content to ArcGIS Enterprise
Strictly by pre-registration only
What is this course about?
Bring your enterprise GIS portal to life.
Web maps, apps, and other authoritative GIS resources are the lifeblood of an ArcGIS Enterprise portal website. This course covers key workflows and best practices to add resources to your portal and make them easily accessible. Get the information you need to efficiently share a variety of resources that support operational workflows, collaboration within and across business lines, and the ability of portal users to infuse their projects with location-based insight.
Course details
Location
Jakarta
Duration
2 days
Level
Intermediate
Category
Server and Web Course
Are there any prerequisites?
- Completion of ArcGIS Pro: Essential Workflows or Migrating from ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro or equivalent knowledge.
What skills will I learn?
After completing this course, you will be able to:
- Understand the role that ArcGIS Enterprise components play in managing and sharing GIS resources.
- Manage access to shared resources and create descriptive information so that portal users can easily discover resources and assess their usefulness for their projects.
- Publish maps, feature layers, vector tile layers, and other GIS resources to an ArcGIS Enterprise portal.
- Apply expert techniques to optimize maps and layers before publishing to ensure high performance and an excellent user experience.
What can I expect?
- Course topics
Introduction to ArcGIS Enterprise
- The ArcGIS geoinformation model
- Identifying ArcGIS geoinformation model components
- Base ArcGIS Enterprise deployment
- Accessing portal content
- Explore content galleries in the portal
- Discovering a portal item's details
Adding items to the portal
- Data storage for items created in the portal
- Adding portal items that are supported by a service
- Working with portal items and services
- Add items to ArcGIS Enterprise
- Improving the searchability of portal items
- Modifying portal layers
- Configure a portal layer
Sharing content in ArcGIS Enterprise
- Sharing portal items
- Considerations for creating a group
- Share content with a group
- Configuring a shared update group
- Using web apps to share content
- Use a gallery app to share content
Sharing GIS resources using ArcGIS Pro
- Accessing portal content in ArcGIS Pro
- Connect to a portal in ArcGIS Pro
- Fundamental sharing models
- Comparing the sharing models
- Making data accessible to ArcGIS Server
Publishing workflow for ArcGIS-managed data
- Benefits of ArcGIS-managed data
- Data hosted by ArcGIS Data Store
- Publish a hosted layer with the option to copy all data
- Discover the settings for feature layer views
- Data hosted by the hosting server
- Identifying the data storage location
Publishing workflow for user-managed data
- Benefits of user-managed data
- Registering data stores in ArcGIS Pro
- Web layers that can reference a registered data store
- Publish a web layer that references a registered data store
- Bulk publishing layers from a user-managed data store
- Bulk publish layers
- User-managed versus ArcGIS-managed
Understanding the performance of layers
- Portal layer performance
- Evaluating the performance of portal layers
- Identifying the role of a map layer
- Selecting the optimal role for a map layer
Optimizing basemap layers
- Cached layers as basemaps
- Creating optimized custom basemap layers
- Apply optimization techniques to source datasets
- Types of portal layers that can function as basemaps
- Publish an optimized basemap layer
- Working with vector tile layers
Optimizing operational layers
- Optimization techniques for operational layers
- Apply optimization techniques to feature classes
- Identifying examples of operational layers
- Publish an optimized operational layer
Using optimized layers in a map
- Identifying the components of a map
- Publishing a web map
- Create an optimized app