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Single-machine ArcGIS GeoEvent Server.

Provision a single-machine ArcGIS GeoEvent Server site.

This template will provision a ArcGIS GeoEvent. This template will set up an architecure as shown in the graphic.

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To deploy this template, follow the steps below:

  • Create an S3 bucket in your account to store Esri authorization files.
    • Create a S3 bucket in your AWS account. This bucket is called DeploymentBucket in the Parameters in the sample template.You will specify this name in the Parameters object when you launch the stack.
    • Upload your ArcGIS Server license file to the DeploymentBucket. The ArcGIS Server license role will determine the type of site you create: a GIS Server site or ArcGIS GeoAnayltics Server site.
    • Upload your SSL certificate to the DeploymentBucket.
    • Allocate an ElasticIP in the Classic VPC in the AWS region where you want to create your stack.
    • Map the domain name to the Elastic IP you created, for example, through CNAME mapping.

  • Run the template to create CloudFormation stack.
    Click Launch Stack for this template. There are a number of properties in the Parameters object that you can set when launching the stack using the template, such as the following:
    • ASInstanceType: The instance type for the EC2 instance the ArcGIS GeoEvent Server will be deployed to. It will be configured with the AWS auto recovery feature. If the instance crashes, AWS can restore it in the same Availability Zone to the stage before it crashed. Only certain instance types are allowed.
    • DeploymentBucket: The S3 bucket you created, which has Esri authorization files uploaded to it.
    • DriveSizeData: The size of the data drive. It's the D: drive on Windows and the /gisdata drive on Ubuntu Linux.
    • DriveSizeRoot: The size of the root drive. It's the C: drive on Windows and the root drive on Ubuntu Linux.
    • KeyName : The EC2 Key Pair to allow Remote Desktop access to the instances.
    • RunAsUserPassword : This is the password for the account used to run the ArcGIS Server service. (Windows only)
    • ServerLicenseFile: The authorization file for ArcGIS Server that you obtained from Esri. It must be in the S3 deployment bucket.
    • SiteAdmin: ArcGIS Server primary site administrator account.
    • SiteAdminPassword: Password for SiteAdmin.
    • SiteDomain: The domain name for your ArcGIS Enterprise deployment. This domain must be mapped to the ElasticIP you specified.
    • SiteEIPAllocationID: The allocation ID of the Elastic IP for this deployment. Allocation IDs are in the format: eipalloc-xxxxxxxxx. Your SiteDomain needs to be mapped to this EIP.
    • SSLCertificateFile: The SSL Certificate issued to your SiteDomain, e.g. WebGIS_esri_com.pfx. It must be in the S3 deployment bucket.
    • SSLCertPassword: The password to your SSL certificate.
    • Subnet1: The id of the subnet you want this deployment to be deployed to.
    • VPCId: The id of the VPC where you want to deploy to. The Subnet you entered above must belong to this VPC.

  • Steps to complete the deployment

    If you want your ArcGIS GeoEvent Server to be federated with your base ArcGIS Enterprise, you need to manually do that.

    • Open "All traffic" in the security groups between GIS Server stack and base Enterprise stack. Add "All traffic" in each security group to the other security group.
    • As a portal administrator, sign in to the Portal for ArcGIS organization you created with your base ArcGIS Enterprise deployment. Follow steps in the Portal for ArcGIS administrator guide that are appropriate for the type of ArcGIS Server site you created. You can use the ArcGIS Server site URL for both Server URL and Server Admin URL during federation, e.g. https://gisserver.domain.com/server. The following links go to instructions for Windows operating systems; use the drop-down list at the top of each topic to change to Linux instructions
      • Federate a GIS Server with the portal
      • ArcGIS GeoEvent Server

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