Analytics-Arch-201 Practice Questions

A.  

Designing scripts that only work in specific environments to ensure security

B.  

Developing scripts that are flexible and can handle different server configurations and con-tent types

C.  

Writing scripts that prioritize speed over accuracy in the migration process

D.  

Creating scripts that require manual intervention at each step for increased control

A.  

SSL termination must be configured at the load balancer level

B.  

SSL certificates should be installed on each individual Tableau Server node

C.  

The load balancer should be configured to bypass SSL for internal network traffic

D.  

A single SSL certificate must be shared between the load balancer and the Tableau Server

A.  

The network speed and bandwidth between client machines and the Tableau Server

B.  

The frequency of scheduled extract refreshes on the Tableau Server

C.  

The response time of queries sent from Tableau Server to connected data sources

D.  

The time taken for administrative tasks, such as user creation and permission assignment

A.  

Migrating the server during peak business hours to immediately test the performance

B.  

Planning the migration process with thorough backups and a clear rollback plan

C.  

Transferring only the most essential dashboards and rebuilding the rest on the new server

D.  

Changing the underlying database structure during the migration to improve performance

A.  

Enforcing that all WDCs must be hosted on the same server as Tableau Server

B.  

Regularly updating WDCs to the latest version available, irrespective of testing and compatibility checks

C.  

Ensuring that WDCs are securely accessing data sources and handling data transfer secure-ly and efficiently

D.  

Limiting WDC usage to only internally developed connectors and prohibiting any third-party connectors

A.  

Increasing the server's hardware resources, such as RAM and CPU capacity

B.  

Simplifying the calculated fields and reducing the number of filters and parameters in the workbook

C.  

Splitting the workbook into several smaller workbooks to distribute the load

D.  

Checking the network speed between the Tableau Server and the client machines

A.  

Frequent, automated backups of Tableau Server data, configuration, and content, stored in an off-site location

B.  

A single annual full backup of the Tableau Server, complemented by periodic manual checks

C.  

Continuous, real-time backups of all user interactions and changes on the Tableau Server

D.  

Utilizing only RAID configurations for data storage to prevent data loss

A.  

Eliminating the need for any user authentication mechanisms in Tableau Cloud

B.  

Reducing the administrative overhead associated with manual user account management and improving security

C.  

Allowing users to bypass organizational identity verification processes for quicker access to Tableau Cloud

D.  

Integrating SCIM solely for tracking user activity and not for managing user accounts

A.  

To ensure that Tableau Server has unlimited administrative access to all system resources

B.  

To provide Tableau Server with the necessary permissions while limiting its access to only what is required for operation

C.  

To allow all users on the network to have administrative access to Tableau Server

D.  

To enable automatic installation of updates for Tableau Server without manual intervention

A.  

A minimal hardware setup with a basic network configuration to reduce costs

B.  

A high-performance server cluster with load balancing and a high-speed network to man-age the large number of concurrent users

C.  

Standard hardware specification with no consideration for advanced network infrastructure

D.  

Single, high-capacity server with a focus on storage rather than network speed