최신 TCA-C01 무료덤프 - Tableau Certified Architect

A. Rely solely on regular data backups without additional infrastructure considerations

B. Establish a multi-node Tableau Server cluster with load balancing and failover capabilities

C. Use a cloud-based Tableau service without any on-premises disaster recovery plans

D. Implement a single Tableau Server node to simplify management

A. Relying solely on Tableau Server's internal monitoring tools for hardware and operating system metrics

B. Utilizing a comprehensive system monitoring tool that tracks metrics like CPU usage, memory, disk space, and network activity

C. Manually recording system metrics at the end of each week for trend analysis

D. Focusing exclusively on tracking network activity, as it is the most critical aspect affecting Tableau Server's performance

A. Integrating SCIM with the organization's identity provider to automate the process of creating, updating, and deactivating user accounts in Tableau Cloud

B. Using SCIM exclusively for periodic audits of user accounts rather than for ongoing user account management

C. By manually updating user roles in Tableau Cloud whenever there are changes in the organization's identity management system

D. Configuring SCIM to allow users to self-provision their accounts directly in Tableau Cloud

A. Tableau Server Management Add-On to leverage advanced analytics and machine learning capabilities

B. Tableau Bridge to provide better connectivity with external data sources

C. Tableau Data Management Add-On to enhance data preparation and cataloging

D. Tableau Catalog for improved data management and governance

A. A single SSL certificate must be shared between the load balancer and the Tableau Server

B. SSL termination must be configured at the load balancer level

C. The load balancer should be configured to bypass SSL for internal network traffic

D. SSL certificates should be installed on each individual Tableau Server node

A. Changing the password of the new 'Run As' account to match the old account

B. Disabling the firewall settings on the Windows system during the account transition

C. Temporarily granting the new 'Run As' account administrative privileges on the entire net-work

D. Ensuring the new 'Run As' account has the correct permissions on the Tableau Server di-rectories and registry keys

A. Examining the specific dashboards for inefficient calculations, complex queries, or large da-ta sources

B. Increasing the memory allocation to Tableau Server to improve dashboard response times

C. Recommending the redesign of all slower dashboards to simplify their complexity

D. Advising users to avoid using those dashboards during peak hours

A. Configuring the load balancer to use a round-robin method for distributing requests across nodes

B. Enabling sticky sessions on the load balancer to maintain user session consistency

C. Allocating a separate subnet for the load balancer to enhance network performance

D. Setting up the load balancer to redirect all write operations to a single node

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

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

C. Consolidating all servers simultaneously to minimize the transition period

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

A. Assign the same "Explorer" role to all users to facilitate uniform access and usage

B. Provide "Creator" roles to students, "Explorer" roles to faculty, and "Viewer" roles to administrative staff

C. Distribute roles based on individual data usage needs and responsibilities within the institution

D. Assign "Creator" roles to administrative staff, "Explorer" roles to students, and "Viewer" roles to faculty