ArcGIS Online and Portal Ken Brelsford

Esri

kbrelsford@esri.com

636-949-6620 x8531

What is the Cloud?

A computing model for enabling convenient,

on-demand network access to a shared pool

of configurable computing resources.

Enhancing GIS Productivity with the Cloud

Essential Characteristics:

• On-demand self-service

• Broad network access

• Resource pooling

• Rapid elasticity

• Measured Service

Cloud Computing Service Models

Software as

a Service (SaaS)

Platform as

a Service (PaaS)

Infrastructure

as

a Service (IaaS)

End-user applications,

delivered as-a-service,

rather than on-premise

software

Application platform or

middleware as-as-service

on which developers can

build and deploy custom

applications

Compute, storage, or other

IT infrastructure as-a-

service, rather than as

dedicated capability.

On Premise Deployment

App Server

Data Server

On-Premise

Web

Clients

Mobile

Devices

Desktop

Applications

Cloud Deployment

Public Or Private Cloud

On-Premise

Web

Clients

Mobile

Devices

Desktop

Applications

App Server

Data Server

Hybrid Deployment

On-Premise

Web

Clients

Mobile

Devices

Desktop

Applications

Public Or Private Cloud

App Server

Data Server

ArcGIS Online or Portal for ArcGIS

ArcGIS Online / Portal for ArcGIS is a “… private,

collaborative, geospatial content management

system that enables discovery, sharing, and

collaboration inside your organization. Hosting

and cataloging of authoritative content that can

be used to build maps and apps.”

http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/portal-for-arcgis/index.html

Portal for ArcGIS

• Manage your organization's geospatial content

• Access a set of common basemaps, tools, and task services

• Create maps and apps

• Share maps and apps with others inside or outside the

organization

• Register your existing ArcGIS for Server services

• Form groups to collaborate on projects or common activities

• Deploy behind your organization's firewall

or host and manage by Esri for your organization.

What Do You Get with Portal for ArcGIS?

• Integrated Website

• Integrated Map Viewers and Map-making Tools

• Integrated APIs and Developer Tools

• Configurable application templates are included so users can easily

create and publish their own web applications

• Sharing Services

• Software that manages items, services, web maps, groups and other

functionality

• Identity Store - provides out-of-the box authentication and security

• Administrative Tools

• Support

Key Functionality

Portal for ArcGIS ArcGIS Online

Hosting

Hosted privately by

customer organization

and accessible through

internal network.

Hosted by Esri in a public

cloud and accessible by

the global GIS community.

Content

Organization chooses

what content to make

accessible to its internal

users.

Content includes items

hosted and curated by

Esri, as well as content

shared by users around

the world.

Data Appliance for ArcGIS

• Portal for ArcGIS does not include the basemaps, reference layers, specialty

maps, and geocoding and routing task services hosted and published by Esri

through ArcGIS Online.

• While Portal for ArcGIS can be configured to combine access to Esri's public

ArcGIS Online site by creating a hybrid cloud environment (intranet and

internet), organizations can also license Data Appliance for ArcGIS and

keep their Portal for ArcGIS completely private.

• Data Appliance for ArcGIS is a turnkey solution that provides terabytes of

worldwide basemaps and reference layers, along with geocoding and routing,

preloaded onto a network-attached storage device that plugs right into your

organization's internal network.

How much does it cost to use ArcGIS Online?

• ArcGIS Online is based on an annual subscription that offers a set of

plans from which you can choose.

• Each plan includes a number of named users and service credits.

• Service credits are the currency for ArcGIS Online and are used in

exchange for any of the hosted services an ArcGIS Online subscriber

uses.

• How you use ArcGIS Online determines the number of service credits

you consume.

• For more information, see Service credits overview which

includes access to an interactive Service Credits Estimator.

Service Credits Use Examples

Service Service Credits Used

Map Tile Generation 1 credit per 1,000 tiles generated

Feature Services 2.4 credits per 10 MB stored per month

Tile and Data Storage 1.2 credits per 1 GB stored per month

Data Transfer (outbound) 6 credits per 1 GB

Tile Loading 1 credit per 12,000,000 tiles

Geocoding 80 credits per 1,000 geocodes

Simple Route Service 200 credits per 1,000 simple routes

Optimized Route Service 500 credits per 1,000 optimized routes

Drive-Time (Service Areas) Service 500 credits per 1,000 drive-times (service area)

Closest Facility Service 500 credits per 1,000 closest facilities

Multi-Vehicle Routing (VRP) Service 2,000 credits per 1,000 VRP routes

Geographic Data Enrichment 60 credits per 1,000 data variables

Infographics 60 credits per 1,000 data variables

http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/arcgisonline/credits

What Doesn't Use Service Credits?

• Leveraging your own ArcGIS for Server

capabilities to host and publish map services

• Use of ArcGIS Online basemap services

• Geosearch (single address search)

Purchase a Subscription

http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/arcgisonline/purchase