ArcGIS Online – On Premises Paul Ross and Witt Mathot
ArcGIS Online is a New GIS Pattern
Cloud/Web
Intelligent web maps
Server Desktop
It also offers new opportunities…
For Developers
For Education For Government
For Business For Partners
ArcGIS Online
Unlocking an Organizations Geospatial Assets
Knowledge Workers
Managers Policy Makers
Data & Services
Citizens
Catalog Field Personnel
Organization
GIS Professionals
Apps for Users
Implementation Patterns for Organizations
Firewall
ArcGIS Online Hosted on-premises ArcGIS Online Hosted By Esri
ArcGIS Online Provides the Capabilities to . . .
arcgis.com
Organize and share your authoritative content
Make it easy for anyone to make and use maps
Leverage enterprise cloud computing
(hosted & on-premises)
Private Clouds
Intelligent Web Maps Can Be Used Everywhere Enhancing access and collaboration
One Map – Many Devices
Desktop
Tablets
Smartphones
Websites
ArcGIS Online
Browsers
Social media
What information does ArcGIS Online work with?
Maps Data
Apps Tools
Portal for ArcGIS The on-premises option
• Solution when - Additional security demands - No public cloud option
• Allows for - Enterprise integration (e.g. security)
- More extensive customization
• Requires - Installation - Infrastructure - O & M
You can ….
Demo – What Can I Do with ArcGIS Online
Map and Data Management
Monitoring & Reporting
• Content availability • Sharing policies
• Usage • Storage
Manage
Create a Webmap Share Pick a
Template Publish
Application Templates and Hosting
Use Web Maps in Applications
ArcGIS Online
JavaScript
Web APIs
Flex
Silverlight
iOS
Mobile APIs
Android
Windows Phone
REST
Services
SOAP
OGC
User Administration
Your Organization
ArcGIS Online
Site Customization
• Branding • Featured Content • Default basemaps • Web app templates • Security
Demo – Behind the Curtain
Implementing Portal for ArcGIS…
What does it take?
Content is Key
1. Basemaps - Used to create web maps and applications
2. Foundation Content - Essential map layers and web applications required
by the portal user community
3. User Contributed Content - User generated content including web maps, layer
packages, and web apps
Supported Content Formats
• Maps & Data - WMS, KML, CSV, TXT, GPX, & SHP - Web maps - Open Street Map & Bing - Map, image, feature & globe services - Map / Layer packages & templates (.mpk .lpk .mxd .lyr)
• Apps - Web, mobile and desktop (Can include code samples)
• Tools - Geocoding, GP, Geodata, & Network Analyst services - Coming at 10.1 – Analytic models
Support for Metadata
Portal
Web maps w/ Metadata
Server Desktop
Portal is metadata aware … Work in progress to enhance this using the Esri Geoportal Server
System Requirements
• Minimum hardware: 2 cores, 2GB of RAM (development server)
• Supports virtualization environments
Deployment Scenarios
Content store Content store
Single Machine Multiple Machine
High-Availability
Portal
Securing Your Portal
Enterprise Identity Store (e.g. Active Directory, LDAP)
Authenticate
Sign In with Your Enterprise Identity / Account
Getting Started
• Consider… - Starting small - Engaging IT - Engaging power users (not just GIS)
- Preparing services - Authoring web maps - Evolving workflows - Seeking executive sponsorship - Rolling out
… a proven, low-risk alternative
Pilot
Learn, Engage, Plan
Rollout
Geocollaboration for Organizations Making them easily accessible and integrated
ArcGIS Online
Data & Services
Catalog
Apps for Users
Integration with enterprise GIS
• Enhances the ArcGIS system with - Online content - Collaboration - Publishing and sharing
• Takes advantage of rich cartographic features of desktop
• ArcGIS Server services are easily registered
Cloud
Local
Enterprise
March 8 - MeetUp at Esri (Vienna, VA)
April 12 - MeetUp in DC area (location TBD)
Mar 24-27 – Esri Partner Conference (Palm Springs, CA)
Mar 26-29 – Esri Developer Summit (Palm Springs, CA)
July 21-24 – Esri Homeland Security Summit (San Diego, CA)
July 23-27 – Esri International User Conference (San Diego, CA)
Upcoming Events (www.esri.com/events)
Thursday Evening Reception
• 6:30 – 9:30 pm • Smithsonian Air and Space Museum • Logistics:
- 6:15 – 10:00 pm Buses transport between convention center and reception
- Conference Badge needed for reception - Coat check – available at entrance - Serving hot hors d’oeuvres and beverages
Friday Closing Session and Hosted Lunch
• Join conference attendees for lunch and closing session • 11:30 am – 1:30 pm • Ballrooms A-C, Third Level • Closing Speaker – Chris Smith, United States Department
of Agriculture • Wrap-up and request for feedback with Jack Dangermond
of closing session. .
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