Server Migration
Security and Authentication
Blueprint
Add-Ons + Random
2020.1
100

T/F: You must deactivate your product key on your original installation of Tableau Server? 

TRUE - what would be the impact to the customer? 

100

What is the URL to the security page for Tableau? 

100

Where can I find the Tableau Blueprint on the home page of Tableau.com? 

Learning

100

What are the add-on packages called? 

Data Management

Server Management

100

What creates distance-based boundaries around point locations? 

BUFFER()

Followup: where might it be useful for a customer? 

200

Before transferring information, what do you need to do on the new computer? 

1. activate your license

2. configure initial settings

3. create your admin user 

200

What do the following stand for: 1) SSO? 2) SAML? 3) OAuth?  

1. Single Sign On
2. Security Markup Assertion Language

3. Open-standard Authorization and/or Open Authorization  

200

What are the three branches of the Tableau Blueprint? 

Agility Proficiency Community


200

________, _________, ________ for self service analytics at scale. 

Trust, visibility, and governance. 

200

What has been on the wish list of customers for a very long time that is finally dropping in 2020.1? Hint: If the data chances, you won't have to manually recreate the potential domain names. 

Dynamic Parameters. 

Why is this important for a customer use case? What performance implications might it have for a workbook (a historical pushback the product team had to the feature request)? 

300

How many times can you reactivate the Tableau Server key and what are the limitations, if any? 

3, 1 production environment per TS key

300

What are the two versions of SAML?

Service Provider Initiated

IdP Initiated

300

What are the four stages in the Tableau Blueprint Process? 

Tableau Blueprint Process

1. Discover

Gather inputs to understand your organizations needs and shape your approach

2. Govern

Define the controls, roles, and repeatable processes to support your strategy

3. Deploy

Install and configure software, educate users, and enable communications

4. Evolve

Monitor and measure your program, engage users, and drive change with data

300

What does it mean to have concurrency (Hint: See Technical Licensing Training)? 


Tableau interprets concurrency to mean the number of times a license may be active on multiple machines at the same time.

  • DT = 2 activations
  • Server = 3 license activations running sim. with only one production server

Followup question: Why does this matter to customers? 

300

What are the performance implications of Viz Animations upon initial release of the product? 

None, since they are off by default. 

400

What 2020.1 feature might ease the backup process and why? 

400
What are two levels of SAML configuration possible for Server and what are their use cases? 

Site specific, server wide. 

Use cases may include: embedded deployment where internal users are on the server and clients are broken out into sites (with their own SAML vendors, different SAML vendors -- org may not like to use one vendor to avoid monopoly on prices for business functions)

400

Where can I find the following resource: 


400

What are the three technical support program levels for customers AND what are the tiers of support cases (from memory)?

Standard, Extended, Premium

P1 - Critical

P2 - High

P3 - Medium

P4 - Low

400

Name three things that might impact perceived performance implications for Viz Animations? 

Beyond quantitative performance measurements, there's also perceived performance: how well our users perceive animations (and Tableau) are running based on easily noticeable factors like frame rate (FPS).

Our users' perceived performance (e.g. FPS) is dependent on factors like device type (desktop or mobile), web browser, hardware configuration, and available system resources. Someone with a laptop under high system load may see choppier animations until they free up resources. However, in our testing we have not observed degraded performance on older machines, including older mobile devices. 


500

What information is preserved in a site backup? What is not? 

Preserved:  workbooks, projects, data sources, and users. This includes permissions. Users’ custom views are preserved but custom URLs might break.

Not preserved: 

  • Usage data, which appears in the site’s administrative views, is not preserved. For example, view and data source counts, user actions, and performance data.

  • Backgrounder jobs that are in-progress while a site is being exported, will not be exported and will not show up on the new site once the import is complete.

  • OAuth access tokens embedded in data connections are reset. For those data sources, you will need to edit the connections and re-authenticate to the underlying data.


500

What are the two scenarios for user management with Active Directory and what is the common action needed for both routes to fully complete the removal of the user?

Deleting/disabling users in Active Directory

removing users from synchronized groups in Active Directory


In both instances, to remove a user from Tableau Server, the server administrator must delete the user from the Server Users page in Tableau Server.


500

What are the 12 new learning paths (from memory)? 

Consumer

Author

Designer

Analyst

Data Scientist

Developer

Executive Sponsor

Community Leader

Data Steward

Server Architect 

Server Admin

Site Admin

500

Demo how to look for an issue in previous tech support cases in 3 minutes. "My Oauth isn't working. I have Snowflake connected with Tableau but keep having to sign in over and over again."

Articles in Salesforce

500

What are the key tech spec changes in 2020.1? 

No Windows 2008 & Windows 7.

No longer specify that all nodes must be installed on the same subnet. Followup question: what is still a potential concern if distributed across multiple subnets? 


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