ArcGIS Enterprise 11.0
Yes, we’re turning it up to 11

Recent ArcGIS Enterprise releases
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2021 2022

ArcGIS Enterprise 11.0
Release Highlights

Release highlights
• ArcMap-based runtime removal. The ArcGIS Server component only contains the
ArcGIS Pro-based runtime. Customers that are upgrading toArcGIS Enterprise 11.x
from earlier versions should migrate any services that were published from
ArcMap.
• ServiceWebhooks (beta). Service webhooks for feature services and geoprocessing
services are available as a beta feature.
• ArcGIS Enterprise SDK transition to .NET 6 from .NET Framework.
• Log4j Remediation.All Log4j libraries are updated.
• ArcGIS Enterprise on Kubernetes support for disconnected environments. Deploy,
upgrade, and manage the software in environments disconnected from the
internet, while retaining the benefits of cloud-native software.
• Autoscaling inArcGIS Enterprise on Kubernetes. Set targets for computing or
memory utilization and upper limits for automatically scaling resources to respond
to unpredictable demand.

ArcGIS Enterprise 11.0 on Windows and Linux is a short-term release
that builds upon previous releases of ArcGIS Enterprise
and introduces new features, apps, and improved functionality.
At the same time, it is also a significant release that
moves away from older generations of technology.
We are retiring several features;
this is the reason for the major version change from 10 to 11.

ArcGIS Portal Updates
Map Viewer
 New Layer Effects: drop shadow, bloom, blur
 Pop up improvements
• HTML pop ups
• Pop up for imagery layers
• Arcade-driven clustering pop ups
 Ability to duplicate feature layers
 Ada GeoJSON layers via URL
 Sketch enhancements
 Add and configure OGC WMS, WFS, WMTS layers
 Support for changing projections in the Basemap gallery
 Support for chart: bar, line, histogram, scatter plots
Hierarchical categories for organization members:
Set up hierarchal categories for organizing members according to
characteristics, such as department, location, and expertise.
Administrators and members with the correct privileges can filter
the list of members by member category. Member categories are also
displayed on the member's user settings page.
Share ArcGIS StoryMaps through distributed collaboration
Esri Raster Basemap moving to mature support:
It is being recommended that customers running Versions of Enterprise
supporting Esri vector basemaps, switch to using vector basemaps
by default. Retired basemaps will be marked with a “Deprecated”
badge on the item details page.

Content and Data Management
Updates for Cloud DWH support
 4 types of data charts using DBMS processing:
bar chart, line chart, scatter plot, histogram
 Advanced options parameter for DB connection:
Amazon Redshift from ArcGIS, Google BigQuery from ArcGIS,
Snowflake from ArcGIS
 BigQuery updates:
Java SDS feature services
Added Geohex and Geosquare in Enable Feature Binning
 Redshift updates:
Support Geohash in Enable Feature Binning
Ability to publish and export geopackages:
Users can publish a geopackage as a hosted feature layer
Reassign content and receive content:
Organization members can reassign content they own to other
members without having to ask an administrator to perform
the change.
Response caching:
Response caching is a backend server caching mechanism that
significantly increases performance and scalability for data server from
hosted feature services stored in a relational data store.
User-managed graph datastore:
A user-owned + licensed Neo4J database can now be registered with
ArcGIS to create knowledge graphs. Only for ArcGIS Enterprise that
federated with ArcGIS Knowledge server site.
Custom data feeds (beta)
 Allow users to expose their data with ArcGIS Enterprise
without registering or physically transferring it into ArcGIS
Enterprise, so the user's data remains in its native format
and location, but is served via ArcGIS enterprise.
 Addition to ArcGIS Enterprise components.
 Use Custom Data Feeds to create read only feature services
from custom data providers.

Administration
Log4j remediation:
ArcGIS Enterprise 11.0 contains a full remediation of the Log4j version
library containing the security vulnerability CVE-2021-44228.
Approve external apps for organization members:
Restrict members access to only approved external apps for enhanced
security within the organization.
Operation Health script
 Scan your organization for operational health issues using a new
Python script now included with Portal for ArcGIS component:
operationalHealth.py.
 This script checks for problems based on some of the best practices
for delivering a stable, optimized, and highly functional Enterprise
deployment.
Automatically run administrative reports:
Reports can be scheduled to run daily, weekly, or monthly within
the Enterprise portal.

ArcGIS Enterprise 11.0
Significant changes

Breaking changes inArcGIS Enterprise 11.0
Removal of the ArcMap-based runtime
Move of ArcGIS Enterprise SDK to .NET 6
Removal of classic Esri Story Maps
Removal of ArcGIS Dashboards Classic
Removal of Presentation for
Map Viewer Classic
Removal of many
Configurable Apps

ArcMap-based runtime removal
ArcGIS Enterprise 11.0 – fresh install
Unable to publish new services fromArcMap.
Deprecated data sources will no longer work.
IBM Informix | IBM Db2 for z/OS | Raster catalogs | etc.
ArcObjects SOEs and SOIs will need to be
migrated to theArcGIS Enterprise SDK.

ArcMap-based runtime removal
ArcGIS Enterprise 11.0 – upgrade from an earlier version
Direct upgrades fromArcGIS Enterprise 10.7+ will be supported.
Always remember to back up ArcGIS Enterprise before upgrading.
ArcGIS Enterprise will now remind you to back up.
CompatibleArcMap-based services will be automatically migrated
to theArcGIS Pro-based runtime during the upgrade.
Non-compatibleArcMap-based services will be stopped,
and unable to start, after an upgrade.These must be manually migrated.

ArcMap-based runtime removal
ArcGIS Server Manager - after an upgrade
Banner will display if you have non-compatible services
that weren’t migrated to the ArcGIS Pro-based runtime.
This banner can be turned on and off.
Option to sort by
Service Runtime.

ArcGIS Enterprise SDK update
• ArcGIS Pro 3.0 is moving to .NET 6 from today's .NET Framework 4.8.
• ArcGIS Enterprise SDK is also moving its .NET support to the new
generation of .NET.
• Removal of support for SOEs/SOIs built using the traditional .NET
Framework.
• With Enterprise SDK update, Microsoft .NET 6.0 must be available on the
user’s machine in order to install .NET Extensibility feature.
Transition to .NET 6 from .NET framework

• The following apps will not be present in ArcGIS Enterprise 11.0:
• ArcGIS Dashboards Classic
• Esri classic Story Map templates
• Presentation for Map Viewer Classic
• All Configurable App templates except the following which are still available:
Basic Viewer, Compare, Crowdsource Manager, Crowdsource Polling, Crowdsource Reporter,
GeoForm,
Image Mask, Image Visit
• Customers are encouraged to migrate their content to the next
generations of these applications- ideally before an upgrade to
11.x.
• If any retired apps are present during an upgrade, the item will still
remain in the Enterprise portal but will be inaccessible if viewed
App retirements in the Enterprise portal

ArcGIS Enterprise 11.0
ConsiderArcGIS Enterprise 10.9.1 first

Consider upgrading to 10.9.1 before 11.0
ArcGIS Enterprise 11
is a big shift away
from older technologies.
TheArcMap-based
runtime and several
first-generation web
applications have been
retired in 11.0.
ArcGIS Enterprise
10.9.1 is a
long-term
support release,
giving plenty of time
to prepare before
upgrading to 11.x.
Upgrade to ArcGIS
Enterprise 11.x when
you’re ready with
minimal disruption.
Read more in the Consider
ArcGIS Enterprise 10.9.1
until you’re ready to
turn it up to 11
blog.

Introduced in
ArcGIS Enterprise 10.9,
more functionality
added in 10.9.1
• Can be run in two modes:
• Analysis
• Execution
• Migrates all compatible services
• Accessible through ArcGIS Server
Manager
• Migrate compatible services
individually
Update ArcMap Services Utility Edit Runtime Operation
ArcMap-based runtime migration tooling

There is be an option for ArcMap Runtime Support when
upgrading or installing ArcGIS Server.
The ArcMap service runtime includes Python 2.x,
so disabling the runtime also removes Python 2.x.
Without the ArcMap service runtime, any existing services using the
ArcMap service runtime must be migrated to the Pro service runtime.
OptionalArcMap RuntimeSupport feature
Only inArcGIS Enterprise 10.9.1

ArcGISStoryMaps,ArcGIS Dashboards, andArcGIS InstantApps
All are only inArcGIS Enterprise 10.9.1
• ArcGIS Enterprise 10.9.1 is the only release to include Esri Story Map classic
templates,ArcGIS Dashboards Classic, and all of theArcGIS Configurable apps side
by sideArcGIS StoryMaps,ArcGIS Dashboards, andArcGIS InstantApps
• Take advantage of all of these applications being in one release by being able to
create new apps in the same organization as your old ones.

ArcGIS Enterprise 10.9.1 will be supported until 2027
All are only inArcGIS Enterprise 10.9.1
• ArcGIS Enterprise 10.9.1 is a long-term support release, guaranteeing support until
December 2021.
• Only long-term support release to include all the features covered in this blog.
• Plenty of time to plan and execute upgrading to ArcGIS Enterprise 11.0 once
organizations are ready.
• ArcGIS Enterprise 10.9.1 will be the last release to support Red Hat Enterprise Linux
7 (RHEL7) and derivative Linux distributions includingCentOS 7, Scientific Linux 7,
andOracle Linux 7. (https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000026774)