ArcGIS Architecture Center

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System Patterns
Architecture Practices
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Introduction

Architecture practices

Architectural foundations

Introduction and scope Architectural approaches

Design principles

Choosing architecture components Extend ArcGIS with SDKs and APIs Environment isolation Accessibility

Deployment concepts and approaches

Virtualization and ArcGIS Enterprise VDI and ArcGIS Pro Cloud services and providers Working in secure environments Enterprise and cloud migration DNS, naming, and URLs Forward proxies Mobile app deployment

Diagramming resources

Architecting for success

Build and manage a GIS program Define and implement a geospatial strategy Content and data governance Staff roles, development, and training Collaboration approaches and recommendations Capability delivery Change management Application implementation strategy Upgrades and patching

Automation

Automation pillar Automate ArcGIS software deployment Infrastructure as code and DevOps Automation with ArcGIS Pro Automation with ArcGIS Enterprise Automation with ArcGIS Online Workflow automation

Integration

Integration pillar Integration approaches and methods

Integrate with external systems

Understand webhooks API management Data pipelines and ETLs Data lakes and data warehouses Knowledge graphs

Observability

Observability pillar Monitor system performance Define and capture telemetry

Performance and scalability

Performance and scalability pillar Optimize apps, data, and services Workload separation Design an effective test strategy Tools for performance testing

Reliability

Reliability pillar Load balancing and reverse proxies High availability Backups and disaster recovery ArcGIS and IT infrastructure monitoring

Security

Security pillar Authentication models and providers Authorization and access models Multi-factor authentication Secure network design Zero trust architecture Securing public data PKI and client certificates Effective security scanning Identity-aware proxies Web application firewalls

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