ArcGIS Enterprise Sites Brad Owens Solution Engineer
What is ArcGIS Enterprise Sites? • A new capability of ArcGIS Enterprise that allows customers to create tailored web page experiences for their end users, that are independent of one another. - No additional licensing - Requires the Enterprise portal - Available to all ArcGIS Enterprise customers when they move to 10.6.1 • Rather than navigating to a Group page to find content, members can go directly to the custom web page. • Security and access for the site and its content is enforced by the portal
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Why? • Problems solved: - Makes Web GIS more approachable and easier to navigate for non-GIS users. - Allows customers to tailor the Web GIS experience to meet their needs. - Makes it easier for customers to apply their own branding. - The experience (look and feel) is consistent with modern web design. - Allows users to see how content is related. • Why we built it: - Customers have requested this functionality for years.
Key Concepts • Site - A custom webpage powered by the Enterprise portal. - Creates a Site Application item in the portal. • Page - A page is a subset of a Site (can also be thought of as a mini-site). - Pages require a parent Site and cannot stand alone. - Creates a Site Page item in the portal. • Team - People that can access Site Manager and can create, edit, or delete sites and pages.
Conceptual Diagram Sites Pages Configure ArcGIS … Enterprise Sites ArcGIS Portal Web Adaptor for ArcGIS Hosting ArcGIS Server Web Adaptor ArcGIS Data Store (relational + tile cache)
Exploring the Site Editor
Site building tour | Step 1: Configuration What it does: What you see: Controls what you see in your browser tab = Lets you customize your URL = Sets who you want to be able access the Site (choices: = team, organization, everyone) You can change this later
Site building tour | Step 1: Configuration What it does: What you see: Controls the default extent and style of the map when you browse content =
Site building tour | Step 2: Capabilities What it does: What you see: Makes it easy to get to the service behind a layer. A helpful capability for people who know and care = about access to services (such as GIS professionals and developers). Allows documents and links to be opened in an = iFrame within the site rather than opening in a new browser tab.
Site building tour | Step 3: Groups Manager What you see: What it does: Selects the groups you will pull = content from to build the Site.
Site building tour | Step 4: Site Editor What you see: What it does: Allows you to design and edit your = site.
Site building tour | Optional: Pages What it does: What you see: Optional – The Pages tab allows you define and view the pages that you would like to use in the site. If the site doesn’t need pages, you don’t have to create any. Also, you = can always create pages later if you decide they are needed.
Key points • Sites is a capability of the Enterprise portal - The Enterprise portal is very useful for GIS-centric users. Sites is useful for any user, regardless of their experience with GIS. • Remind the customer that Sites is included with ArcGIS Enterprise - No extra fee, just upgrade to 10.6.1 • Don’t try to hide the HTML/Markdown - Don’t make it the focus of the conversation. • If working the UC, know where to send people - Read the ArcGIS Enterprise Sites FAQ for UC
“Why does Sites look so much like Open Data and the Hub?” • Sites, Open Data, and Hub stem from the same source code - Sites, Open Data, and Hub are not the same Currently, Open Data requires the items used in Sites and Pages be shared with everyone. Works with any data in the Enterprise portal
Resources • ArcGIS Enterprise Sites FAQ • ArcGIS Enterprise Sites FAQ for UC – If you are an Esri employee working the showcase • The slides and video from this training
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