
Understand the Tableau Server architecture and deployment, including gateway, authentication, and data services. Learn how dashboards are stored, queried, cached, and accessed across devices for governance and collaboration.
Understand Tableau server licensing, including creator, explorer, and viewer licenses, for both on-premise deployments and Tableau Online, with cost considerations and role-based access.
Understand the technical specifications for Tableau Server 2019.1 installation, including supported operating systems, browsers, and hardware requirements for local and cloud deployments.
Learn to start and stop Tableau Server via Tableau Services Manager, log in with Windows credentials, and access the DSM interface at localhost:8079 for server administration.
Plan and perform the Tableau server upgrade with backup, test environment validation, and automated upgrade, ensuring a smooth transition from 2018 to 2019.1 and validating features.
Learn how to perform manual initialization of Tableau server using TSM initialize, run from an administrator command prompt, and review logs to diagnose initialization errors.
Harness Tableau Online, a cloud-hosted solution on AWS that eliminates local hardware needs. Learn how to connect, publish workbooks, and manage data sources from anywhere during a 14-day free trial.
discover how Tableau Bridge connects Tableau Online with on-premise data sources to keep data fresh and configure installation and refresh schedules for live or extract data.
Publish workbooks from Tableau Desktop to Tableau Server, manage project selection, permissions, and tags, enable show sheets as tabs, embed data sources, and share via links.
Publish data sources to Tableau Server to centralize data and establish a single truth for developers. Choose live connections or extracts, publish and replace sources, and set extract refresh schedules.
Discover hosting and embedding Tableau dashboards in internal portals or public sites via the JavaScript API, including authentication, shareable links, and live data updates.
Add automation task like
https://interworks.com/blog/ktreadwell/2012/09/07/automating-dashboard-delivery-using-tabcmd/
Learn how to use Tableau performance recording to diagnose dashboard performance on desktop and server. Trace interactions to SQL queries and events, analyze timing, and identify bottlenecks to optimize rendering.
analyze tableau server logs with log shark to troubleshoot and validate performance using the open-source tool on GitHub, install locally, and view granular dashboards of errors and load times.
Excited to announce the release of a long-awaited course: ‘Tableau Server 2019.1 Administration’
Enrolling in this course will help you :
1. Learn best practices around Tableau Server governance, security, performance, scalability, and ease-of-use that will help you get the most out of your Tableau investment
2. This advanced course covers Tableau Server internal processes, high availability, management of Users, Content, Data Sources, and much more.
3. Apply your skills on real-world data and problems designed to help you grasp basic and advanced concepts.
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The revamped version of "Tableau Server 2019.1 Administration" course created with Tableau Server 2019.1 and has been designed specifically to answer ‘How anyone can manage and configure daily tasks of the administrator?’ The course will provide that missing gap by giving an opportunity to manage and configure the Tableau Server by having the learner themselves take on the role of a Tableau Admin, and actually produce results by executing projects, tasks, and taking on responsibilities that are conducted on a day to day or weekly basis. This, in turn, will give confidence, encouragement and a sense of direction to what exactly is expected from a Server Admin, thus increasing chances of getting a new opportunity.
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I work to keep this course full of the most up-to-date Tableau Server material out there. This course is compatible with Tableau Server version 2019.1, the newest Tableau Server version available. You’re getting access to hot-off-the-press features.
There’s no better time to learn Tableau Server
According to the 2019 Gartner's report for BI and Analytics, Tableau is in the leader quadrant. This means more jobs opportunity and stable career growth for you.
You might get stuck. But I’m here to help
There’s nothing worse than getting five hours into a course, getting stuck, and not getting the help you need to continue.
I’m in the Q&A every day to help you get unstuck. I reply to every question to get you back on track.
I guarantee this is the most up-to-date and engaging Tableau Server course available, and it comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
During 9 chapters you'll learn:
TS Overview
Course Introduction
Tableau Products
What's new in TS 2019.x
Architecture Overview
Server Licensing
Getting Started
Interface Overview
Content Structure
Admin Settings
Server Customization
Plan Server Deployment
Pre-requisites- Technical specification
Before Installation guide
Installation
Tableau Services Manager(TSM) Overview
Server Processes Configuration
High Availability: Multi node deployment
Troubleshoot Tableau Server
Server Upgrade
Remove TS 2019
TSM initialize
Introduction to Tableau online
Tableau online
Tableau online bridge
Administrative Tasks
Publishing Workbooks
Publishing Data Source
Managing Comments
Schedules: Extract refresh & subscriptions
Creating Site and Projects
User Roles
Adding New Users
Manage Users Using Groups
Changing Content Ownership
Assigning Permissions
Revision History: Version control
Extend Server Capabilities
Data Driven Alerts
JavaScript API: Web hosting your viz
Row Level Security
Web Authoring- Editing dashboards
TSM Command Line Utility
TabMigrate: Content migration
Monitoring Server
Server Status
Performance Recording
Built-in Admin Views
Generating Snapshot of Logs
LogShark: Analyze your TS logs
Getting Ready for Certification
Overview
Sample Tests
The knowledge and skills acquired will position the student to fast track their way to creating a sound and extensible Tableau Platform.
Note: This class is taught using a Windows server environment.