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What is ArcGIS geoevent extension for server?
ArcGIS GeoEvent Extension for Server is an extension to ArcGIS for Server . It extends the capabilities of ArcGIS for Server, enabling real-time event-based data streams to be integrated as data sources in your enterprise GIS.
What do you need to know about geoevent server?
GeoEvent Server is capable of consuming event data from multiple real-time data streams. Filters and processors enable analysts to discover and focus on the most interesting events, locations, and thresholds for their operations.
When do you need a geoevent definition for an event?
A GeoEvent Definition consistent with the data in an event stream must exist in order for an Input Connector to construct a GeoEvent from the events coming in. Similarly, a GeoEvent Definition consistent with the schema of a designated output must exist in order for an Output Connector to construct a GeoEvent and send the event data.
What is the schema for a geoevent definition?
Event data in the GeoEvent Extension has an associated schema that identifies the attribute fields and data types (date, string, integer, and so forth) for the event’s data. This schema is referred to as a GeoEvent Definition. View GeoEvent Definitions by browsing to Site > GeoEvent > GeoEvent Definitions in GeoEvent Manager.
What does a geoevent server do for You?
GeoEvent Server is capable of consuming event data from multiple real-time data streams using input connectors Filters and processors can help you discover and focus on the most interesting events, locations, and thresholds across your operations.
What is the input connector in a geoevent?
An input connector (also known as an input) is the component of a GeoEvent Service responsible for receiving and interpreting event data from a data feed. The input retrieves attribute values from each event and constructs a GeoEvent, which can be routed through optional filters and/or processors to an output.