Salesforce Certified Tableau Architect - Analytics-Arch-201 Exam Practice Test

A. Migrate all data and dashboards at once to minimize the transition period

B. Discontinue the use of Tableau Server immediately to force a quick transition

C. Perform a thorough audit of current dashboards and data sources for compatibility with Tableau Cloud

D. Prioritize the migration of the least used dashboards to test the Tableau Cloud environment

A. Choosing a licensing model that aligns with the global distribution of users and adheres to ATR requirements

B. Opting for the cheapest available licensing option to minimize costs

C. Ignoring ATR compliance as it is not crucial for multinational operations

D. Selecting a licensing model based solely on the preferences of the IT department

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

B. Writing scripts that prioritize speed over accuracy in the migration process

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

D. Designing scripts that only work in specific environments to ensure security

A. Granting administrator privileges to all user accounts on the Windows system

B. Reinstalling the Windows operating system to reset system permissions

C. Disabling User Account Control (UAC) on the Windows system

D. Checking and adjusting the security permissions of the Tableau Server installation directory

A. Thoroughly planning the integration of data sources, user permissions, and content from each server

B. Consolidating all servers simultaneously to minimize the transition period

C. Focusing solely on the technical aspects and not on the user impact of consolidation

D. Immediately decommissioning all other servers before starting the consolidation process

A. Disabling all dashboard extensions to maintain the highest level of server security

B. Configuring Tableau Server to only allow extensions from a trusted and verified extension list

C. Allowing all extensions to run without restriction to maximize dashboard functionality

D. Hosting all used extensions on an external server to improve load times

A. Implement Tableau Bridge to facilitate scheduled refreshes from the SQL Server database

B. Use a third-party tool to sync data between SQL Server and Tableau Cloud

C. Schedule regular data exports from SQL Server to Tableau Cloud

D. Convert all SQL Server data to CSV files for manual upload to Tableau Cloud

A. Immediately transitioning back to an on-premises Tableau Server.

B. Limiting user access to the dashboards to reduce system load.

C. Rebuilding all affected dashboards from scratch.

D. Checking the data source connections and refresh schedules for the affected dashboards.

A. The specific IP addresses of the users that will be simulated by TabJolt

B. Testing only during the server's scheduled maintenance windows

C. The maximum number of concurrent users that TabJolt should simulate

D. A constant load pattern throughout the testing period

A. It can serve as a backup for the primary server in case of failure

B. It can be used for tasks like data extraction and background jobs

C. It can handle user authentication requests

D. It can act as a load balancer for distributing user requests

A. Creating a new Windows user account specifically for the installation of Tableau Server

B. Pre-installing all necessary database drivers on the Windows system

C. Ensuring all command line installation commands are executed with elevated (administrator) privileges

D. Temporarily disabling User Account Control (UAC) on the Windows system

A. Checking for and resolving any software conflicts, such as incompatible versions of dependencies or conflicting applications

B. Disconnecting the Windows system from the network to isolate it from external interference

C. Upgrading the Windows operating system to the latest version

D. Changing the system's regional and language settings to match those recommended by Tableau

A. Migrating all data to a new database server to eliminate the possibility of server-specific connectivity problems

B. Restricting access to the database server to only a few select nodes to reduce load and potential connectivity issues

C. Analyzing the server logs on both Tableau Server and the database server to identify any error patterns or connection failures

D. Immediately replacing the network switches and routers to ensure more reliable connectivity

A. Implementing caching mechanisms in Tableau Server to reduce the reliance on database queries

B. Reviewing and optimizing the database queries used in Tableau workbooks for efficiency

C. Upgrading the external database servers for faster processing

D. Restricting the size of data extracts to lessen the load on the external databases