VertiGIS Studio Analytics ensures the quality and performance of your GIS apps, by collecting and analyzing information about your GIS infrastructure. With Studio Analytics, you can monitor the performance of the following resources; Servers, ArcGIS servers, Enterprise Portal servers, ArcGIS Online accounts, Studio Web, and Studio Mobile.
Collected data is presented in panels containing charts and tables to aid in visualization and analysis. Analytics also helps you understand how users are utilizing your applications, how to optimize your infrastructure, and how to maximize resource availability.
How does Analytics work? Analytics consists of a Hub and one or more Agents. The Hub is installed on a single server and includes the Reports application, the data API, and a database to store data collected from the Agents and telemetry endpoints. Agents are installed on servers that host the resources you want to monitor.
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Documentation: UI Concepts / Navigation (2-minute review)
The Analytics interface has three main areas: a sidebar for Reports, Settings, and Help; a navigation panel for managing security, agents, endpoints, and resources; and a Reports section that displays monitored GIS data in an organized hierarchy.
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Documentation: Configure Resources (5-minutre review)
VertiGIS Studio Analytics collects data through Agents or telemetry endpoints. After installing an Agent and adding resources, you can monitor servers, ArcGIS environments, online accounts, and apps, with customizable monitors and alarms for performance tracking.
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Documentation: Architecture (5-minute review)
Analytics is designed to function as a multi-server, distributed collection engine with a central Hub server where data is gathered, processed, and displayed via the Analytics application. The data collected from any one Agent machine depends on the resources installed on that machine and which resources have been configured for collection.
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