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Welcome to the ArcGIS Chef Cookbooks wiki!
Esri provides Chef Cookbooks you can use to automate ArcGIS software installation and configuration. Use it to install ArcGIS applications and configure them to work with each other.
Here, you'll find all you need to automate your ArcGIS installation and administration.
- arcgis-desktop cookbook recipes
- arcgis-enterprise cookbook recipes
- arcgis-geoevent cookbook recipes
- arcgis-insights cookbook recipes
- arcgis-pro cookbook recipes
- arcgis-egdb cookbook recipes
- arcgis-repository cookbook recipes
- esri-iis cookbook recipes
- esri-tomcat cookbook recipes
- arcgis-notebooks cookbook recipes
- arcgis-mission cookbook recipes
- General info.
- arcgis-enterprise-base -- Creates a base ArcGIS Enterprise deployment.
- arcgis-datastore -- Use this template to deploy and configure different ArcGIS Data Store types.
- arcgis-egdb -- Lets you to create enterprise geodatabases and register them with an ArcGIS Server site.
- arcgis-geoevent -- Creates an ArcGIS GeoEvent Server deployment. This template also lets you federate the GeoEvent site with an ArcGIS Enterprise deployment.
- arcgis-mission-server -- Deploys ArcGIS Mission Server and federates it with an ArcGIS Enterprise deployment.
- arcgis-notebook-server -- Deploys ArcGIS Notebook Server with an ArcGIS Enterprise deployment.
- arcgis-server -- Creates any of the following ArcGIS Server sites and federates them with an ArcGIS Enterprise deployment: GIS Server, ArcGIS GeoAnalytics Server, Raster Analytics Server, Image Server.
- arcgis-portal -- Deploys Portal for ArcGIS.
- Deploy a base ArcGIS Enterprise deployment on a single machine
- Automate a multi machine ArcGIS Enterprise deployment on Windows using Chef Server
- Automate a multi machine ArcGIS Enterprise deployment on Linux using Chef Server
- Upgrade an existing base ArcGIS Enterprise deployment on a single machine