Analytics-Arch-201 Practice Questions

A.  

User access levels and permissions at the time of installation

B.  

Network bandwidth and latency during the installation process

C.  

Error codes or messages that indicate the specific nature of the installation failure

D.  

The number of users accessing the server during the installation

A.  

Increasing the number of worker nodes in the Tableau Server environment to enhance overall connectivity

B.  

Checking the network configuration and firewalls between the Tableau Server nodes and the database server for any connectivity barriers

C.  

Upgrading the database server's hardware to improve its ability to handle connections

D.  

Changing the database server to a different platform that is known for more stable connectivity

A.  

Setting up a VPN tunnel between Tableau Server and the third-party application

B.  

Adding the third-party application's server IP address to the list of trusted hosts in Tableau Server

C.  

Configuring all users in Tableau Server to have default administrative privileges

D.  

Enabling cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) on Tableau Server for all domains

A.  

Universal access with a single shared login for all users

B.  

Region-specific local authentication for each group of users

C.  

Integration with a centralized identity management system that complies with regional data privacy laws

D.  

Randomized password generation for each user session

A.  

Allocating an excessive number of all process types to prepare for unexpected peaks in demand.

B.  

Assigning an equal number of processes for each type, regardless of specific usage patterns.

C.  

Tailoring the process count to balance between VizQL, Data Server, and Backgrounder based on expected usage and demand.

D.  

Prioritizing only VizQL processes and minimizing others.

A.  

Switching to a different operating system for the Tableau Server

B.  

Adding worker nodes to distribute the load more evenly across the server architecture

C.  

Increasing the bandwidth of the network on which Tableau Server is hosted

D.  

Consolidating all server processes on the primary node to simplify management

A.  

Immediately upgrade the server hardware to increase CPU capacity

B.  

Investigate scheduled activities, such as extract refreshes or subscriptions, occurring during those times

C.  

Limit user access to the server during periods of high CPU usage

D.  

Ignore the pattern as occasional spikes in CPU usage are normal

A.  

The 'users' table to identify active users interacting with the data sources

B.  

The 'data_connections' table to gain insights into connections and performance of published data sources

C.  

The 'background_tasks' table to monitor the performance of scheduled tasks related to data sources

D.  

The 'server_usage' table to understand the overall server load and its impact on data source performance

A.  

Immediately replacing the network switches and routers to ensure more reliable connectivity

B.  

Analyzing the server logs on both Tableau Server and the database server to identify any error patterns or connection failures

C.  

Restricting access to the database server to only a few select nodes to reduce load and potential connectivity issues

D.  

Migrating all data to a new database server to eliminate the possibility of server-specific connectivity problems

A.  

Increasing the server's hardware specifications to handle complex calculations more efficiently

B.  

Optimizing the calculated fields by simplifying their formulas or pre-calculating values where possible

C.  

Limiting user access to the dashboard to reduce the load on the server

D.  

Rebuilding the entire dashboard from scratch to ensure optimal performance