Delivering Enterprise Location Intelligence to the Cloud with Esri and Amazon
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This document summarizes Esri's partnership with Amazon to deliver the ArcGIS platform in the cloud. Some key benefits of deploying ArcGIS on Amazon Web Services include immediate infrastructure, fast deployment, scalability, and cost savings. Examples are given of how ArcGIS has been successfully deployed on AWS for disaster response, public event mapping, and a yacht tracking application. The partnership provides customers with simplified and elastic management of GIS infrastructure and resources in the cloud.
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Delivering Enterprise Location Intelligence to the Cloud with Esri and Amazon
- 1. Customer Presentations Francisco Urbina Manager – Business Development Strategy, Esri Australia
- 2. Delivering Enterprise Location Intelligence to the Cloud. The Esri and Amazon Partnership Francisco Urbina Mgr, Business Development Strategy
- 3. Global Company 2 Million Users in 350,000+ Organisations Worldwide 40+ years strong Esri Australia est 1977 160 staff —The Leader in Enterprise Geospatial Software
- 4. The ArcGIS Platform Data & Asset Management Planning & Analysis Workforce Management Operational Awareness Community Engagement Integrated System Store, manage, & maintain accurate asset records Get information into and out of the field Transform data into actionable intelligence Disseminate knowledge where & when it’s needed Community portals, Crowd sourcing and
- 6. Create
- 7. Manage
- 8. Visualise
- 9. Analyse
- 10. CollaborateMobile Web Desktop Workgroups Organisations Individuals Creating a Bridge Between Enterprise and Pervasive GIS
- 12. Create
- 13. Manage
- 14. Visualise
- 15. Analyse
- 16. CollaborateWeb Disaster Enterprise Mobile Local Desktop Recovery Public Events
- 17. BP Gulf Oil Spill response
- 19. QRA
- 20. Brisbane, Flood Map COP
- 21. 12 hrs to deploy Over 3 million maps produced in less than 1 week. High peaks and troughs as the site went viral in twitter and facebook. Single 8 core instance Load balancer to scale during peaks. Up to two more 8 core servers. Stats for Brisbane Flood COP…
- 22. Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Tracker
- 24. Data Loading Server =1x8 core server
- 25. Database server = 1x 8 core server300 maps per second Brisbane to Gladstone…
- 26. Sailing with Amazon Web Services Web Browsers Mobile Devices Yacht fans can follow the race! Yacht location sent to Yacht tracker Every 5 minutes via satellite Elastic Load Balancer High-CPU Extra Large EC2 Instance High-CPU Extra Large EC2 Instance High-CPU Extra Large EC2 Instance Yacht Position Receiver Extra Large EC2 Instance A cluster of GIS Servers makes available all race information Via Web Services Database Extra Large EC2 Instance
- 33. ‘Terminate’ the dev machine when done (no capital investment)You may deploy your developed apps in the cloud… or on-premise
- 36. GeostatisticsMap caching Batch geocoding Massive Ad-Hoc GIS TasksAre well suited for an environment with virtually unlimited computing power ArcGIS Server
- 38. Mobile access
- 40. Analysis…ArcGIS Server in Amazon for Rapid Deployment Up on the web in minutes. Replicated ArcGIS Server ArcGIS Server
- 41. Geodatabase back-up in the cloudSecure storage of your geographic data for disaster recovery Secure periodic synchronisation Backup (Cloud) Backup … Transactions (On-Premise)
- 44. Thank You Francisco Urbina furbina@esriaustralia.com.au
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- In response to the Deepwater Horizon incident, in April 2010, The Joint Incident Command needed to have a publicly facing interactive websiteNeed to rapidly deploy a site that would support the public’s need to have a view into the responseTimeframe was extremely tight, in roughly a week need to go from idea to global deploymentAmazon cloud was the most cost effective solutionWas built using Esri solutions, which utilizes ArcGIS Online, Microsoft Bing, and Response ContentResponse content is refreshed twice a daySolution was deployed in Amazon Cloud Provided public a view into the response efforts showing the work that was being done to mitigate the environmental disasterState Agencies were able to consume the services off of the site i.e. Florida GATORIncident Commands had a unified view into the response
- Walking with the Wounded is a unique expedition that will see wounded servicemen from the UK Armed Forces trek to the Geographical North Pole unaided. On reaching the Pole they entered the record books as the first amputees to reach this remote and hostile destination. By undertaking the expedition the team aim to raise £2million to help those whose lives have been changed irreversibly serving their country.People in the United Kingdom and elsewhere kept up with the trek via the WWTW website, with its interactive map and a blog that included the latest photos and audio from the modern-day polar explorers. The map displayed the men's location based on GPS coordinates relayed back to WWTW headquarters. Esri UK’s interactive map covered the Arctic region. It highlighted key points of interest and let visitors follow the expedition's progress in near real time.The WWTW expedition generated worldwide media attention, especially since Prince Harry lent his support by skiing part of the way with the WWTW team. To handle a potentially high number of views on the mapping application site, Esri UK decided to use ArcGIS Server running on Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2).Relatively few people have attempted to reach the North Pole, and tales are epic of the brave adventurers who have set this lofty goal. Recently Esri UK supported just such a historic event by creating an online interactive map, using ArcGIS Server on Amazon EC2, to track the 200-mile, 13-day, fund-raising journey for Walking With The Wounded (WWTW), a charity that exists to fund job training and recovery programs for British service members who return home from war injured or traumatized.
- Let’s take an example of ArcGIS Server on EC2 supporting high-volume sitesThree quarters of the state of Queensland, Australia was declared a disaster zone as a result of flooding that began in late December 2010. Agencies responding to the disaster and residents of affected areas needed immediate access to current information on the evolving situation.To assist Brisbane City Council, Esri- Australia started gathering data and building an app. Within 12 hours, a common operational picture (COP) was hosted on the Amazon infrastructure, as available as a trusted source for emergency responders and citizens.Increasingly, we’re seeing geospatial solutions hosted in the cloud to immediately support disaster-response operations on a massive public scale.As we’ve seen with Haiti, the Gulf of Mexico, Australia and others, a situational awareness application can be up-and-running in the cloud within hours, But equally important is the confidence that cloud-hosting provides – since that application is valueless if it’s underwater or under rubble. Off-premise, cloud-based Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity is emerging as a practical necessity and, given economies of scale, economically viable than it has been in the past.
- March 6, 2011
- The integration of ArcGIS Server with Amazon Web Services let us run within a cloud environment that gave us the cloud computing and bandwidth we required at any time. That’s peace of mind!Both ArcGIS Server Term Licenses and Amazon Web Services on demand pricing gave us the flexibility we needed for this short event