The Create Service utility allows you to publish a service from the command line. A service definition file (.sd) is required.
Parameters
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
-u | The name of an ArcGIS Server user who will execute the utility. The user must have the appropriate level of privileges to execute the action. If your site is configured with web-tier authentication, specify a built-in user, such as the primary site administrator account. |
-p | The password of the user who is specified with the -u parameter. |
-s | The URL of the site, in one of the following formats:
|
-f | The path to the service definition file. |
-F | The GIS server folder in which to deploy the service. This parameter is optional. |
-n | The name for the service, if you want to override the name contained in the service definition. This parameter is optional. |
-h | Prints help for the utility. |
--ignoressl | An optional parameter to disable SSL certification verification. |
Examples
The following example creates a service named Yellowstone at the root level of the server using the file Yellowstone.sd:
Legacy:
If you implemented logic that automates the execution of these utilities, you need to update your scripts to remove the Python dependencies. The following are examples:
- <ArcGIS Server installation location>/arcgis/server/tools/python
- The .py extension when referring to the name of the command line utility
See the following example for correct usage:
<ArcGIS Server installation location>/arcgis/server/tools/admin/createservice -u admin -p admin -s http://gisserver.domain.com:6080 -f /opt/data/Yellowstone/Yellowstone.sd -n YellowstoneThe following example creates a service named San Diego in the folder RegionalPlanning:
<ArcGIS Server installation location>/arcgis/server/tools/admin/createservice -u admin -p admin -s http://gisserver.domain.com:6080 -f /opt/data/SanDiego/SanDiego.sd -F RegionalPlanning -n SanDiego