A GIS administrator is architecting a new ArcGIS Enterprise deployment. The organization has grown and evolved since the initial deployment. The organization is having difficulty meeting the existing Service Level Agreement. Recently, the team rolled out a series of web tools that are used in various applications throughout the organization. In the existing deployment, users report poor performance when the web tools are used. Which action should the GIS administrator perform?

A GIS administrator works for the Department of Transportation. Users need to analyze decades of traffic and crash data to determine the interstates with the most incidents. They will also analyze when certain vehicles were speeding and braking, and then correlate this data with vehicular accident locations. Which server must be configured to support this workflow?

A GIS administrator is publishing a feature service. All 2,400 features in the dataset must be able to be returned from a single request to the service. Which action should the administrator perform?

Multiple users report that a map service is experiencing negative performance. Upon review of ArcGIS Monitor data, the GIS analyst finds the following: The minimum number of instances is 2 and the maximum is 8 for that service. The data is in a publication Enterprise Geodatabase with no system usage in excess of 50%. At the p75 level of requests, the map service time is 10 times longer than the service time at the p25 level. The number of instances in use at the p50 level is 8. The maximum % of physical memory in use is 40%, and the maximum % of virtual memory in use is 44% on the ArcGIS Server. The maximum % CPU utilization observed is 53%. What is causing the issue?

A GIS analyst creates a layer in ArcGIS Pro that must be published to the ArcGIS Enterprise portal as a web service that supports editing. The analyst does not have a connection to the ArcGIS Server where the service must be published. What action should the analyst perform?