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Publish a geoprocessing service If the connection type of the server connection is administrator, right-click the server connection and choose Publish. Use the Geoprocessing Service option to launch the Selected History Item(s) window. Select the item from the list to launch the Publish Geoprocessing Service window.

Feature services allow you to serve features over the Internet and provide the symbology to use when displaying the features. Clients can execute queries to get features and perform edits that can be applied to the server.

Publishing a feature layer to ArcGIS Online On the Share ribbon, click Publish Feature Layer. ... Verify your ArcGIS Online user name and password. Click OK. ... Enter a title for the map package. Enter a description for the map package. Enter tags for the map package. ... Select a thumbnail for the map package: ... Click Next.

Publish a feature collection Open the item details of the feature collection you want to publish as a hosted feature layer. Click Publish. You can use the default title for the hosted feature layer or type a new one. Type tag terms separated by commas. ... Click Publish to create the hosted feature layer.

To publish a routing service, you need to author a GIS resource such as a network analysis layer or a geoprocessing tool in ArcGIS Pro or ArcMap and, publish the resource as a service. A routing service can be published as a map service with the network analysis capability or as a geoprocessing service.

To publish a feature layer, do one of the following: Select the layers in the Contents pane. Right-click the selection set and click Share As Web Layer. To publish all the layers in the map, click Web Layer in the Share As group of the Share tab and click Publish Web Layer.

Follow these steps to publish a feature service from an ArcMap document: Open your map document in ArcMap and click File > Share As > Service from the main menu. The Share as Service window appears. Choose Publish a service and click Next.

To publish feature services that reference your data sources, create maps in ArcGIS Pro that contain the feature data you need in the service. You can then publish a feature service to either a stand-alone or federated ArcGIS GIS Server site.