Salesforce Certified Tableau Architect - Analytics-Arch-201 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A. Increasing the processing power of the database server to handle the additional load from encryption and decryption processes B. Setting up a redundant database server to take over in case the primary server fails C. Ensuring that backup copies of the database are also encrypted D. Implementing a network monitoring system to track all access to the database server

A. For complex data blending and analytics tasks that are resource-intensive B. External services should never be used with Tableau Server C. Only for basic data visualization tasks to reduce the load on Tableau Server D. Use external services for all data processing tasks, regardless of complexity

A. The feature to convert dashboards into different formats before migration B. Its function to redesign dashboards automatically to fit the new server's layout C. Its capacity to handle bulk migrations with batch processing of multiple dashboards D. The tool's ability to compress dashboards to reduce file size during migration

A. Active Directory with single sign-on (SSO) to integrate with the existing corporate identity management system B. Manual username and password setup for each user on the Tableau Server C. Separate identity stores for each region, disregarding the existing corporate identity management system D. Local authentication for each branch to maintain independent user management

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

A. Ensuring that data governance and security policies are adapted for the cloud environment B. Ignoring data governance policies as they are not applicable in Tableau Cloud C. Focusing solely on the technical aspects of migration, disregarding data security D. Completely redesigning all dashboards to fit the cloud model

A. Choosing to encrypt only new extracts while keeping existing extracts unencrypted to maintain their current performance levels B. Disabling extract encryption during peak usage times to avoid any potential impact on server response times C. Implementing extract encryption only for extracts accessed by a certain number of users to reduce server load D. Ensuring that the server has sufficient processing power and memory to handle the additional load from encrypting and decrypting extracts

A. Tableau Bridge to provide better connectivity with external data sources B. Tableau Catalog for improved data management and governance C. Tableau Server Management Add-On to leverage advanced analytics and machine learning capabilities D. Tableau Data Management Add-On to enhance data preparation and cataloging

A. Reviewing and optimizing the database queries used in Tableau workbooks for efficiency B. Restricting the size of data extracts to lessen the load on the external databases C. Upgrading the external database servers for faster processing D. Implementing caching mechanisms in Tableau Server to reduce the reliance on database queries

A. Increasing the bandwidth of the network on which Tableau Server is hosted B. Adding worker nodes to distribute the load more evenly across the server architecture C. Switching to a different operating system for the Tableau Server D. Consolidating all server processes on the primary node to simplify management

A. The 'workbooks' table to see which workbooks are most frequently used by users B. The 'datasources' table to monitor the data sources each user accesses C. The 'historical_events' table to analyze specific events like user logins and logouts D. The 'sites' table to determine which sites users are accessing most frequently

A. Simulating a variety of user activities, such as viewing dashboards, publishing workbooks, and refreshing extracts B. Testing the server with a single, high-usage dashboard to see its performance under stress C. Running the tests only with administrative users to evaluate the server's response to privileged activities D. Exclusively testing the data source connection speeds to determine the overall server performance

A. Using a four-node configuration regardless of the specific demands and usage patterns B. Setting up a two-node configuration, one for background tasks and one for user interactions C. Implementing a multi-node configuration with dedicated nodes for VizQL, Backgrounder, and Data Server processes D. Configuring a single node to centralize all processes and simplify management