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Arcgis 10.3 Server on Amazon Web Services ArcGIS 10.3 Server on Amazon Web Services Copyright © 1995-2018 Esri. All rights reserved. ArcGIS 10.3 Server on Amazon Web Services Table of Contents Introduction What is ArcGIS Server on Amazon Web Services? . 5 Quick start guide . 6 Introduction to Amazon Web Services terminology . 7 ArcGIS Server architectures on Amazon Web Services . 9 The ArcGIS Server AMIs . 11 Use Cloud Builder to create and maintain a site Install Cloud Builder . 12 ArcGIS Server Cloud Builder . 13 Build an ArcGIS Server site on Amazon Web Services . 14 Use your site Use your site . 18 Connect to ArcGIS Server on AWS from ArcMap . 19 Administer your Amazon EC2 instance with Windows Remote Desktop Connection . 20 Administer your Amazon EC2 Ubuntu Linux instance with remote access from Windows . 22 Administer your Amazon EC2 Ubuntu Linux instance with remote access from Linux . 24 Change the ArcGIS Server account password (Windows only) . 25 Update site properties . 26 Create custom sites using templates What is a site template? . 27 Create a site template . 28 Create a site from a template . 29 Share a template with other accounts . 30 Import a shared template . 31 Make a backup of your site Options for AWS-based ArcGIS Server site backups . 32 Make a Cloud Builder backup of your site . 33 Restore site from a Cloud Builder backup . 34 Run ArcGIS Server backup and restore utilities on AWS . 35 Stop and start your site . 36 Delete your site . 37 Troubleshooting Cloud Builder . 38 Get your services and data onto a site Strategies for data transfer to Amazon Web Services . 39 Replace the default EBS volume on Windows . 41 Replace the default EBS volume on Linux . 43 Add disk space to your Windows site . 44 Add disk space to your Linux site . 45 Move EBS volumes between Windows instances . 46 Build map and image caches on Amazon Web Services ArcGIS Server caches in Amazon EC2 . 50 Copyright © 1995-2018 Esri. All rights reserved. 2 ArcGIS 10.3 Server on Amazon Web Services Cache creation in Amazon EC2 . 51 Geodatabases on Amazon Web Services Geodatabases and ArcGIS Server on Amazon Web Services . 52 Strategies for loading data into a geodatabase on Amazon Web Services . 55 Optional enterprise geodatabase management . 56 Enterprise geodatabases in PostgreSQL Geodatabases in PostgreSQL included with ArcGIS Server for Amazon Web Services . 57 Change default PostgreSQL passwords . 58 Additional security for geodatabases in PostgreSQL . 59 Move a geodatabase in PostgreSQL to ArcGIS Server on AWS . 60 Upgrade geodatabases in PostgreSQL in ArcGIS Server for Amazon Web Services . 63 Create geodatabases in PostgreSQL on AWS . 67 Enterprise geodatabases in SQL Server Enterprise geodatabases in SQL Server in ArcGIS Server on Amazon Web Services . 68 Change default Windows Administrator password . 70 Connect from an ArcGIS Server instance to an enterprise geodatabase . 71 Move enterprise geodatabases in SQL Server between AWS instances . 72 Create an enterprise geodatabase in SQL Server on AWS . 75 Create a geodatabase on Amazon Relational Database Service for SQL Server . 76 Upgrade enterprise geodatabases in SQL Server in ArcGIS Server for Amazon Web Services . 78 Workgroup geodatabases Workgroup geodatabases included with ArcGIS Server for Amazon Web Services . 79 Change default Windows Administrator password . 70 Move workgroup geodatabases between AWS instances . 81 Upgrade workgroup geodatabases in ArcGIS Sever for Amazon Web Services . 83 Create additional workgroup geodatabases . 84 File geodatabases File geodatabases used with ArcGIS Server for Amazon Web Services . 85 Replication Replication to an Amazon Web Services instance using geodata services . 86 Use a geodata service and a connected replica . 87 Deploy web applications on Amazon Web Services Strategies for web application deployment on Amazon Web Services . 91 Web applications on Amazon S3 . 92 Deploy a web application on a Windows AWS instance . 93 Deploy a web application on an Ubuntu Linux AWS instance . 94 Secure ArcGIS Server on Amazon Web Services ArcGIS Server security on Amazon Web Services . 95 Open Amazon EC2 security group for ArcGIS Server . 97 Common security group configurations . 98 Windows Firewall and the ArcGIS Server AMIs . 100 Set up SSL using Cloud Builder . 102 Copyright © 1995-2018 Esri. All rights reserved. 3 ArcGIS 10.3 Server on Amazon Web Services Apply ArcGIS updates on Amazon Web Services ArcGIS updates on Amazon Web Services . 104 Cloud Builder updates . 105 Apply an ArcGIS update to a single-machine site . 106 Apply an ArcGIS update to a Windows multiple-machine site . 107 Apply an ArcGIS update to an Ubuntu multiple-machine site . 109 Build a site manually using the AWS Management Console Use the AWS Management Console with ArcGIS Server . 111 Launch an Amazon Web Services instance running ArcGIS for Server . 113 Elastic IPs Amazon Elastic IPs and ArcGIS Server . 116 Allocate an Amazon Elastic IP and associate it with your instance . 117 Elastic Load Balancers Amazon Elastic Load Balancers and ArcGIS Server . 118 Create an Elastic Load Balancer . 119 Add AWS instances to an Elastic Load Balancer . 120 Create your own AMI . 121 Add Amazon EC2 instances in response to demand . 122 AWS CloudFormation and high availability with ArcGIS Server AWS CloudFormation and high availability with ArcGIS Server . 124 Example CloudFormation template for Amazon EC2 . 127 Example CloudFormation template for Amazon VPC . 132 Reference Amazon Virtual Private Cloud and ArcGIS Server . 137 What is Amazon CloudWatch? . 138 Localization and ArcGIS Server on Amazon Web Services . 139 Limitations of ArcGIS Server on Amazon Web Services . ..
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