최신 TCA-C01 무료덤프 - Tableau Certified Architect

A. The capability to only migrate the most recently accessed workbooks

B. The functionality to automatically update data source connections in the workbooks during migration

C. The option to manually migrate each workbook individually for better control

D. The ability to change the visual design of workbooks during the migration

A. Completely isolating Tableau Bridge from the internal network to prevent any potential security breaches

B. Limiting Tableau Bridge access to only a few select high-level administrators for security reasons

C. Using Tableau Bridge to store a copy of all on-premises data on the cloud for backup purposes

D. Configuring Tableau Bridge with appropriate authentication and encryption for secure da-ta transmission

A. To allow direct access to the database server from the backgrounder node

B. To improve performance by isolating resource-intensive tasks from user-facing operations

C. To enhance the security of sensitive data processed in the backgrounder tasks

D. To enable easier maintenance and updates of the backgrounder process without affecting other services

A. Relying solely on Tableau Desktop's built-in publishing features for each workbook update

B. Configuring a webhook to publish workbooks when they are saved in a specific network directory

C. Using the REST API to create a script that automates the publishing of workbooks at set intervals

D. Implementing manual uploads through the Tableau Server user interface to maintain strict publishing control

A. Regularly changing the API key to prevent unauthorized access

B. Encrypting all Metadata API responses with an additional encryption layer

C. Configuring the Metadata API to run on a separate server from the main Tableau Server

D. Setting up rate limits to control the number of requests to the Metadata API

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

A. Simulating a variety of user activities, such as viewing dashboards, publishing workbooks, and refreshing extracts

B. Exclusively testing the data source connection speeds to determine the overall server performance

C. Testing the server with a single, high-usage dashboard to see its performance under stress

D. Running the tests only with administrative users to evaluate the server's response to privileged activities

A. Registering Tableau Server as a client with the OpenID Connect provider and obtaining client credentials

B. Setting up a direct database connection from Tableau Server to the OpenID Connect provider's database

C. Disabling all other forms of authentication on Tableau Server to enforce OpenID Connect exclusively

D. Configuring the Tableau Server to accept all OpenID Connect providers without validation

A. Setting up a redundant database server to take over in case the primary server fails

B. Ensuring that backup copies of the database are also encrypted

C. Increasing the processing power of the database server to handle the additional load from encryption and decryption processes

D. Implementing a network monitoring system to track all access to the database server

A. Employing SCIM to automate user provisioning across different systems and regions

B. Assigning a central team to manually manage user accounts for all regions

C. Using different user management protocols for each region based on local IT preferences

D. Relying on manual updates by regional IT teams for user account synchronization