ArcGIS 10.4 / 10.4.1 and ArcGIS Pro 1.2 bring you new and
improved capabilities for visualization and enterprise readiness plus
new and enhanced apps. Here are a few of the highlights:
Visualization
Vector Tiles. Vector tile maps from Esri are fast to download,
look great on high-resolution displays, and are easy to style and
update.Plus, you can customize the look and
feel of vector tile maps and layers by simply editing the style. Now you
can author vector tile maps and layers from your own data using ArcGIS
Pro and share them on ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS for Server. Developers can
use the ArcGIS API for JavaScript to make custom web apps that consume
vector tiles.
Local Scenes. Designed for small-extent data, such as a college
campus, the new local scene allows for the display of 3D layers in
projected coordinate systems. These local views can also be very
effective for scientific and underground data display, where the
relative size of features is a more important display requirement than
the physical location of the content on a spheroid.
Spatial analytics now included with ArcGIS for Server. The same
set of analysis tools
previously only available in the ArcGIS Online map viewer are now
included with ArcGIS for Server. Users with a web GIS
implementation (portal, server, and data store) can perform analytical
functions, such as finding hotspots, locating streets and addresses,
finding a place, routing, or accessing a geodatabase.
New Imagery formats. ArcGIS supports an even wider range of
sensors and two new formats that facilitate working with massive volumes
of imagery. The
Meta Raster Format (MRF)
is optimized for collections of imagery and rasters in cloud storage
platforms and enables fast image access, reduces the cost of storage,
and is designed to scale using elastic cloud compute and
storage.
Mobile Map Packages. Use ArcGIS Pro 1.2 to zip up your
base maps, including vector tile maps, and operational layers into one
neat, highly-compressed package and share them to your portal, ArcGIS
Online or ArcGIS for Server.
Enterprise Readiness
Simplified High Availability on-premises and in the cloud.
ArcGIS 10.4 provides an easier way to
configure a highly available portal
that help you sustain performance, mitigate single points of failure,
minimize downtimes, and gives you the ability to detect site failures.
This simplified implementation, along with the new disaster recovery
tool, improves enterprise resiliency across the portal, server, and data
store.
Disaster Recovery. A new tool is available in the Portal for
ArcGIS tools directory for
backing up a web GIS deployment
(web adaptor, portal, server, and data store). The exported file
contains portal items and settings, including group information, hosted
web layers, federated and hosting server settings, the configuration
store, and the data store, including the hosted feature layer data (a
relational data store) and hosted scene layer tile caches (a tile cache
data store).
Read-only Mode. At ArcGIS 10.4, an ArcGIS Server site can now be
set to
read-only mode. This mode can be used to protect production sites from inadvertent or
ad hoc changes to layers and services that might impact the applications
and data that staff and customers use on a daily basis. Read-only mode
disables publishing new services and blocks most administrative
operations. The site can still be scaled – adding or removing machines –
and the functionality of existing services continues to be
available.
Working with Enterprise Data. Many organizations require regular
changing of passwords and database credentials. Previously, this action
impacted apps using GIS services with specific database connections and
forced republishing of all the affected services. Now, at 10.4,
administrators can
use the ArcGIS Server Manager
or Desktop to edit and update the data store connection file with the new
credentials.
ArcGIS for Server images now on Azure and Amazon Web Services Marketplaces.
We’ve made it easier for you to find, use and deploy ArcGIS for Server
in the cloud by providing them through the Microsoft Azure Marketplace
and the AWS Marketplace. These public marketplaces allow you to use your
own licenses and spin up ArcGIS Server sites or web GIS deployments
without having to go through Esri Customer Service. We recommend that
you use
ArcGIS Cloud Builder for Microsoft Azure
or
ArcGIS Cloud Builder for Amazon Web Services
to configure and deploy your virtual machines.
We’ve made it easier for you to find, use and deploy ArcGIS for Server
in the cloud by providing them through the Microsoft Azure Marketplace
and the AWS Marketplace. These public marketplaces allow you to use your
own licenses and spin up ArcGIS Server sites or web GIS deployments
without having to go through Esri Customer Service. We recommend that
you use
ArcGIS Cloud Builder for Microsoft Azure
or
ArcGIS Cloud Builder for Amazon Web Services
to configure and deploy your virtual machines.
Esri CloudFormation Templates. For customers using AWS who want
to automate installation and configuration and need more deployment
flexibility or want to implement a web GIS configuration on AWS, Esri
provides
CloudFormation templates
to set up ArcGIS for Server on AWS. These templates aren’t new but have
been updated for ArcGIS 10.4. The templates are available on AWS in the
Esri ArcGIS Server repository.
Chef Cookbook for ArcGIS. Customers looking to automate the
installation of ArcGIS for Server on-premises using multiple GIS servers
in a single site configuration, a real-time GIS configuration, or a full
web GIS configuration, can use the ArcGIS Cookbook. The Chef Cookbook
for ArcGIS is available on the
Esri Github
repository and the
Chef Supermarket.
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