Data and publishing in ArcGIS Enterprise

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Make your data accessible to ArcGIS Server—Documentation

Sometimes, you might publish an item that references additional data. For example, a map might reference various feature classes stored in a database. This data ...

Make data accessible to ArcGIS Server—ArcGIS Enterprise

If the data you will publish is file based—such as shapefiles, image files, file geodatabases, and mobile geodatabases—you must configure access to the folders ...

Publish hosted feature layers—Portal for ArcGIS

You can publish a hosted feature layer from ArcGIS Pro to your portal. When you do so, feature data is copied from your source to the managed database or ...

Data sources for ArcGIS Server

Publishers can also register approved folders, databases (including those that contain enterprise or workgroup geodatabases), and cloud stores with the site.

Service publishing in ArcGIS Pro—ArcGIS Enterprise

Web tools allow you to share your analysis with others in your ArcGIS Enterprise portal. Data is stored and processing occurs on a server that is federated with ...

Feature service publishing options—ArcGIS Server

To publish feature services that reference your data sources, create maps in ArcGIS Pro that contain the feature data you need in the service.

Publish features—Portal for ArcGIS (10.3 and 10.3.1)

The website allows you to create a hosted feature layer that is empty and available for editing if your portal's hosting server is using ArcGIS Data Store. You ...

Publish a feature service—ArcGIS Server

To publish feature services that reference your data sources, create maps in ArcGIS Pro or ArcMap that contain the feature data you need in the service.

Publish hosted feature layers—Portal for ArcGIS

Other data types—such as rasters, networks, and parcel fabrics—remain in the geodatabase but are not included in the published hosted feature layer. Domains ...

Publishing a service in ArcMap or ArcCatalog—ArcGIS Enterprise

ArcGIS services organize spatial data into functional GIS resources to run on a web server. In this way, services allow many users to simultaneously access ...

Publish hosted scene layers—Portal for ArcGIS

Add your data layers to a scene in ArcGIS Pro, configure the scene, and publish (share). When you publish multipatch, point, or building data in a scene from ...

Manage bulk-published layers—Portal for ArcGIS

By publishing ArcGIS Server web layers in bulk from a database data store item in the portal, you create feature layers and map image layers for all feature ...

Publish hosted imagery layers—Portal for ArcGIS

Hosted imagery layers can be used to manage, share, and analyze raster and imagery data in your organization.

Services and portal items—Portal for ArcGIS

The web services you publish to ArcGIS Server can power GIS products such as web maps and apps. ArcGIS Enterprise gives you a platform to create these GIS ...

Controlling access to data published from data store items—ArcGIS ...

When publishing from ArcGIS Pro, do not add data from the data store item and publish. Rather, you must access the underlying database connection file or file ...

Publishing a service in ArcMap or ArcCatalog—ArcGIS Server

ArcGIS services organize spatial data into functional GIS resources to run on a web server. In this way, services allow many users to simultaneously access ...

User-managed data stores in ArcGIS Enterprise

As an administrator or publisher in an ArcGIS Enterprise portal, you can register data sources for ArcGIS Server web services to allow you or other portal ...

Publishing a geodata service—Documentation - ArcGIS Enterprise

To publish a geodata service, you right-click a geodatabase in the Catalog tree, and choose the option to share it as a geodata service.