Most members of your organization's GIS will notice no difference when using ArcGIS Enterprise on Kubernetes versus Microsoft Windows or Linux. The Kubernetes cluster orchestrates and manages the ArcGIS Enterprise on Kubernetes containers. One or more containers is housed in a pod that includes storage resources, a network identity, and a set of rules for how the container is to be run. Each microservice runs in a container that packages everything necessary to run an application. This deployment option is available to eligible ArcGIS Enterprise customers.ĪrcGIS Enterprise on Kubernetes uses containers to split GIS processes into microservices, each of which performs a discrete, focused function. For organizations that have the resources and staff to deploy and maintain enterprise software on Kubernetes, the ArcGIS Enterprise on Kubernetes deployment option separates IT administration and maintenance from GIS administration. It also provides built-in high availability as well as flexibility to scale your infrastructure efficiently, and it reduces administrative overhead in managing deployments and upgrades.ĪrcGIS Enterprise on Kubernetes is for organizations that have invested in Kubernetes to orchestrate and manage their containerized applications.

Using Kubernetes to orchestrate and manage the back-end processes that power your GIS organization, ArcGIS Enterprise on Kubernetes provides scalability, resilience, and manageability. It uses microservices and containerization to provide a cloud native architecture, running either on your organization's Kubernetes platform or in your cloud provider's Kubernetes service. Released version: ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1 on KubernetesĪrcGIS Enterprise on Kubernetes is a new deployment option for ArcGIS Enterprise mapping and analytics software.

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