Free Salesforce Analytics-Arch-201 Exam Questions (page: 4)

When configuring the Metadata API in Tableau Server, which step is crucial for ensuring the API's effective performance and security?

  1. Regularly changing the API key to prevent unauthorized access
  2. Setting up rate limits to control the number of requests to the Metadata API
  3. Configuring the Metadata API to run on a separate server from the main Tableau Server
  4. Encrypting all Metadata API responses with an additional encryption layer

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Setting up rate limits to control the number of requests to the Metadata API Setting up rate limits for the Metadata API is essential to manage the load on the Tableau Server and to prevent abuse of the API. Rate limiting helps to maintain the server's performance and stability by controlling the number and frequency of requests processed by the Metadata API. Option A is incorrect because regularly changing the API key, while a good security practice, is not specifically related to the performance and security of the Metadata API in operation. Option C is incorrect as running the Metadata API on a separate server is not a standard requirement and does not directly contribute to its effective performance. Option D is incorrect because adding an extra encryption layer to Metadata API responses is generally unnecessary and can add undue complexity, as the API should already operate under secure protocols.



In a scenario where Tableau Server is experiencing slow response times, what aspect should be analyzed first in a latency analysis to identify the root cause?

  1. The network speed and bandwidth between client machines and the Tableau Server
  2. The frequency of scheduled extract refreshes on the Tableau Server
  3. The response time of queries sent from Tableau Server to connected data sources
  4. The time taken for administrative tasks, such as user creation and permission assignment

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

The response time of queries sent from Tableau Server to connected data sources In a latency analysis aimed at identifying the root cause of slow response times in Tableau Server, it is important to first analyze the response time of queries sent from the server to its connected data sources. Long query response times can be a primary factor contributing to overall server latency, affecting the speed at which visualizations and dashboards load. Option A is incorrect because while network speed and bandwidth are important, they are more related to the infrastructure rather than specific to Tableau Server's internal processing. Option B is incorrect as the frequency of extract refreshes, while impactful on performance, is not the first aspect to assess in a latency analysis. Option D is incorrect because the time taken for administrative tasks is generally un-related to the response time issues experienced by end-users in accessing dashboards and reports.



In a Tableau Server deployment using a load balancer, what configuration is necessary to ensure SSL (Secure Socket Layer) encryption is effectively implemented?

  1. SSL termination must be configured at the load balancer level
  2. SSL certificates should be installed on each individual Tableau Server node
  3. The load balancer should be configured to bypass SSL for internal network traffic
  4. A single SSL certificate must be shared between the load balancer and the Tableau Server

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

SSL termination must be configured at the load balancer level Configuring SSL termination at the load balancer level is essential in a Tableau Server deployment. This setup enables the load balancer to decrypt incoming SSL traffic and then distribute the requests across the server nodes. This approach simplifies SSL management and ensures secure communication between clients and the load balancer. Option B is incorrect because installing SSL certificates on each node is redundant and less efficient when SSL termination is handled at the load balancer. Option C is in-correct as bypassing SSL for internal traffic can compromise security, particularly for sensitive data. Option D is incorrect because sharing a single SSL certificate between the load balancer and Tableau Server is not a standard or recommended practice; the focus should be on SSL termination at the load balancer.



A company using Tableau Cloud experiences intermittent performance issues, particularly during peak usage times.
What should be the first step in troubleshooting these issues?

  1. Increasing the number of Tableau Cloud instances without analyzing usage patterns
  2. Analyzing user access patterns and resource utilization to identify bottlenecks
  3. Immediately upgrading the company's internet connection
  4. Reducing the number of dashboards available to users to decrease load

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Analyzing user access patterns and resource utilization to identify bottlenecks This approach involves a methodical analysis to understand the root cause of performance issues, focusing on how and when the resources are being utilized. Option A is incorrect because increasing cloud instances without understanding the issue may not resolve the problem and could lead to un-necessary costs. Option C is incorrect as upgrading the internet connection might not address the underlying issue within Tableau Cloud's configuration. Option D is incorrect because reducing the number of dashboards does not directly address the issue of performance during peak times and might hinder business operations.



An organization using Tableau Cloud needs to regularly update its cloud-based dashboards with data stored in their local SQL Server database.
What approach should they take for optimal data refresh and integration?

  1. Schedule regular data exports from SQL Server to Tableau Cloud
  2. Implement Tableau Bridge to facilitate scheduled refreshes from the SQL Server database
  3. Convert all SQL Server data to CSV files for manual upload to Tableau Cloud
  4. Use a third-party tool to sync data between SQL Server and Tableau Cloud

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Implement Tableau Bridge to facilitate scheduled refreshes from the SQL Server database Tableau Bridge allows for the scheduling of data refreshes from on-premises databases like SQL Server to Tableau Cloud, ensuring that the cloud-based dashboards are regularly updated with the latest data. Option A is incorrect as it involves a manual and potentially error-prone process of data export and import. Option C is incorrect because converting data to CSV for manual upload is inefficient and not suitable for regular updates. Option D is incorrect as it introduces unnecessary complexity when Tableau Bridge can directly accomplish this task.



An international corporation is deploying Tableau Cloud and needs to synchronize user accounts across multiple regions and systems.
Which strategy ensures efficient and consistent user account management?

  1. Relying on manual updates by regional IT teams for user account synchronization
  2. Employing SCIM to automate user provisioning across different systems and regions
  3. Assigning a central team to manually manage user accounts for all regions
  4. Using different user management protocols for each region based on local IT preferences

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Employing SCIM to automate user provisioning across different systems and regions SCIM provides a standardized and automated approach for synchronizing user accounts across various systems and regions, ensuring consistency and efficiency in user account management. Option A is incorrect as manual updates by regional teams can lead to delays and inconsistencies. Option C is incorrect because centralizing manual management is still prone to inefficiency and errors, especially in a large, international corporation. Option D is incorrect as using different protocols for each region complicates management and hinders uniformity in user experience and security.



For a Tableau Server installation in an air-gapped environment, what is a critical consideration regarding software updates and maintenance?

  1. Software updates must be performed in real-time via a secure internet connection
  2. Updates should be manually downloaded and vetted before being transferred to the air-gapped environment
  3. The Tableau Server should be configured to automatically download and install updates when available
  4. A dedicated satellite connection should be established for regular software updates

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Updates should be manually downloaded and vetted before being transferred to the air-gapped environment In an air-gapped environment, the standard method for software updates involves manually downloading and vetting updates on a secure system outside the environment. Once verified, these updates can then be securely transferred into the air-gapped environment using a physical medium. This process ensures that updates are carefully controlled and secure. Option A is incorrect as real-time updates via an internet connection are not possible in an air-gapped environment. Option C is incorrect because automatic updates require an internet connection, which is not available in an air-gapped setup. Option D is incorrect as establishing a satellite connection for updates would compromise the isolation of an air-gapped environment.



After analyzing a performance recording of a Tableau dashboard, you identify that complex calculated fields are causing significant delays.
What action should be taken to resolve this issue?

  1. Increasing the server's hardware specifications to handle complex calculations more efficiently
  2. Optimizing the calculated fields by simplifying their formulas or pre-calculating values where possible
  3. Limiting user access to the dashboard to reduce the load on the server
  4. Rebuilding the entire dashboard from scratch to ensure optimal performance

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Optimizing the calculated fields by simplifying their formulas or pre-calculating values where possible The most effective action to resolve delays caused by complex calculated fields in a Tableau dashboard is to optimize these fields. This can be achieved by simplifying the formulas used in the calculations or pre-calculating values in the data source, if possible. This approach directly addresses the root cause of the delays without the need for extensive changes to the server or dashboard. Option A is incorrect because while increasing hardware specifications might improve performance, it does not address the inherent inefficiency of the complex calculations. Op-tion C is incorrect as limiting user access does not solve the underlying issue with the calculated fields. Option D is incorrect because rebuilding the entire dashboard is an excessive measure and may not be necessary if the calculated fields can be optimized.



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