Hello all,
I’m interested in seeing if FME can connect to ArcGIS Server Manager.
I’d like to see that status of services (Started not started, instances running..), log messages to
review issues, and possibly view the statistics reports (graphs of activity, views, response times etc)..
Is this possible?
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Retrieving logs, diagnostics, and metrics from ArcGIS Server Manager
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Best answer by todd_davis
Yes it can. You just need to make the relevant Esri Rest Api calls. All detailed here: https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/enterprise-administration/server/overview/
Its very old now, and I would rebuild it differently now, but the custom transformer in the hub ArcGIS_S_StartStop will give you the status/statistics of the services. Its 8 years old though, so authentication may be different in your environment these days compared to what it was built for, and honestly, I can’t remember what its “statistics” return.
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Yes it can. You just need to make the relevant Esri Rest Api calls. All detailed here: https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/enterprise-administration/server/overview/
Its very old now, and I would rebuild it differently now, but the custom transformer in the hub ArcGIS_S_StartStop will give you the status/statistics of the services. Its 8 years old though, so authentication may be different in your environment these days compared to what it was built for, and honestly, I can’t remember what its “statistics” return.
