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A. The total number of views created by users each day

B. The average load time of dashboards and views on the server

C. The frequency of user logins and logouts on the server

D. The number of extract refresh failures occurring on the server

A. The Linux system's kernel logs to check for any hardware-related issues

B. The web server logs to identify any issues related to web traffic handling

C. The network logs to check for any connectivity issues with external data sources

D. The Tableau Server log files located in the Tableau Server data directory

A. Allocating additional storage on Tableau Server for data accessed by the connected app

B. Creating a unique user account in Tableau Server for each user of the connected app

C. Registering the connected app in Tableau Server and obtaining client credentials (client ID and secret)

D. Setting up a dedicated VPN channel between Tableau Server and the connected app

A. Increasing the memory allocation to Tableau Server to improve dashboard response times

B. Recommending the redesign of all slower dashboards to simplify their complexity

C. Advising users to avoid using those dashboards during peak hours

D. Examining the specific dashboards for inefficient calculations, complex queries, or large da-ta sources

A. Reduce the number of concurrent users allowed on the server to decrease load

B. Immediately add more hardware resources, such as RAM and CPU, to the server

C. Analyze server configurations and optimize performance settings before considering hard-ware upgrades

D. Ignore the results as temporary spikes in response times are normal during peak periods

A. Updates should be manually downloaded and vetted before being transferred to the air-gapped environment

B. The Tableau Server should be configured to automatically download and install updates when available

C. Software updates must be performed in real-time via a secure internet connection

D. A dedicated satellite connection should be established for regular software updates

A. The frequency of synchronization between Tableau Server and the domain controller

B. The network speed between the client machines and the Tableau Server

C. The configuration of Service Principal Names (SPNs) for the Tableau Server

D. The compatibility of the Kerberos protocol with the web browser used by clients

A. Tailor user roles based on specific department needs and data access levels

B. Assign all users the "Viewer" role to maintain data security and control

C. Implement a uniform "Explorer" role for all users to simplify management

D. Provide "Creator" roles to department heads and "Explorer" roles to their team members

A. The physical distance between the primary and backup servers

B. The compatibility of the backup data with different versions of Tableau Server

C. The efficiency and speed of the backup restoration process

D. The total size of data backups

A. Creating a dedicated Tableau user and group, and setting appropriate ownership and per-missions on the Tableau directories

B. Disabling the Linux system's firewall to prevent it from interfering with file permissions

C. Assigning the Tableau Server user to the root group to ensure full system access

D. Configuring all users on the Linux system to have administrative privileges for the duration of the Tableau Server installation

A. Transferring all data and content without assessing compatibility with the Linux environment

B. Focusing exclusively on the aesthetic differences between the Windows and Linux versions of Tableau Server

C. Ensuring that all Tableau Server components and dependencies are compatible with the Linux operating system

D. Prioritizing the migration of the user interface elements only, as they are most visible to end-users

A. Ensuring compatibility of data sources and security protocols between Tableau Cloud and Tableau Server

B. Prioritizing the migration of visualizations, irrespective of data source compatibility

C. Migrating all users to Tableau Server without prior testing

D. Immediately discontinuing Tableau Cloud before starting the migration

A. Set up network shared storage that is accessible by all nodes in the cluster

B. Enable SSL on the Tableau Server for secure data transfer

C. Increase the virtual memory of the Tableau Server to accommodate the external file store

D. Configure the file store to be accessible via FTP

A. Acquire individual licenses for each user, regardless of their usage frequency or data access needs

B. Purchase a single enterprise-wide license and distribute access uniformly across all departments

C. Use only core-based licensing for all users to simplify the licensing process

D. Adopt a mixed licensing strategy, combining core-based and user-based licenses according to departmental usage patterns