Arc2Earth Cloud allows users to publish geospatial data and maps to ArcGIS.com inexpensively without requiring expensive server infrastructure. It uses Google AppEngine for scalable and inexpensive hosting, the ArcGIS REST API to integrate with ArcGIS Online, and can export map tiles and vector data from ArcMap desktop. While it is lightweight and scalable, it is limited to static map tiles without geoprocessing capabilities. It is well suited for small groups to share and edit geospatial data through a browser.

1. Arc2EarthCloud Publishing to ArcGIS.com

3. Export KML

4. Import KML

5. Create Map Tiles

6. Cloud

7. Google AppEngine

8. AGS 10.0 REST api

9. Store, Search, Edit

11. No budget for web gis but still need to interact with community

12. Get live data into ArcGIS.com!

13. Inexpensive

14. True utility billing, no cost for idle time

15. Scalable

16. Google AppEngine

17. From 0 to 400 requests/second with zero config

18. Easy

19. Manage directly from ArcMap or browser

20. No Servers or IT issues

22. Tile caches only

23. No geoprocessing

24. Simple spatial operations only

25. No custom server extensions

26. Use client side code instead

27. Use ArcGIS Server for this!

28. And use an A2E Cloud to frontend the firewalled AGS master

29. Sync updates between them.

31. Nothing in memory

32. Request handlers come and go quickly

33. Tilesets

34. Create map caches from your MXDs

35. Datasources

36. Vector data (points, lines, polygons)

37. Search, edit, history and synchronize

38. Spatial indexing optimized for AppEngine

39. Maps

40. Combine and style Tilesets and Datasources

42. Copy directly to Cloud during export

44. Layers that can be searched and clicked on

46. Combine one Tileset and multiple Datasources

47. Set labels, popup and feature templates for each DS

49. Auto scales based on current request load

50. You do nothingA2E Cloud – 0 to 400 rps in 1.5 hours (poly/poly intersection)

52. Download now at www.arc2earth.com

53. Cloud Sandboxes coming soon!

54. Visit us at the ESRI UC for demos

55. Booth 632 (Zekiah Technologies)