What administrative action can help maintain high performance in ArcGIS Enterprise?

Regularly reviewing and cleaning up unused content and services is a vital administrative action that directly impacts the performance of ArcGIS Enterprise. When content and services are not in use, they consume system resources such as memory, computing power, and storage. Over time, as unused items accumulate, they can lead to diminished performance for active services and applications that require these resources to function optimally.

By conducting routine audits to identify and remove these unnecessary elements, administrators can ensure that the system runs more efficiently and remains responsive to users. This proactive approach not only helps in managing resource allocation effectively but also simplifies the overall system maintenance, thereby aligning with best practices for optimizing system performance.

While increasing server storage capacity could help in scenarios where storage is critically low, it does not necessarily address the performance degradation caused by excessive unused content. Rebooting the server daily may temporarily clear up system issues but does not provide a long-term solution to performance maintenance. Installing additional software applications can lead to more resource consumption, thereby potentially hindering performance rather than enhancing it.