Overview

Welcome to our all-inclusive Tableau Certified Architect Certification Practice Exam course, designed to help you master the essential MuleSoft skills, concepts, and best practices needed to pass the exam with confidence.In this course, you will learn: Domain 1: Design a Tableau Infracture1.1 Gather requirements for implementing a complex Tableau deployment1.1.1 Evaluate requirements for users and their role distributions1.1.2 Identify relevant constraints and requirements, including future growth1.1.3 Identify requirements for and recommend a strategy for licensing, including ATR (Authorization-to-Run)1.1.4 Assess the need for high availability and disaster recovery1.1.5 Map the features and capabilities of the Tableau Server Add-Ons to requirements1.2 Plan and implement Tableau Cloud1.2.1 Plan and implement Tableau Bridge1.2.2 Plan and implement authentication1.2.3 Plan and implement automated user provisioning, including System for Cross-Domain Identity Management (SCIM)1.2.4 Troubleshoot advanced configuration issues1.3 Plan a migration1.3.1 Plan a migration of Tableau Cloud to Tableau Server1.3.2 Plan a migration of Tableau Server to Tableau Cloud1.3.3 Plan a migration from Windows to Linux1.3.4 Plan a migration from one identity store to another1.3.5 Plan a consolidation of multiple Tableau servers or sites into one1.3.6 Plan a migration from one Tableau Server environment to another1.3.7 Create scripts for migration1.3.8 Use the Tableau Content Migration Tool1.4 Design an appropriate process topology1.4.1 Specify process counts (sizing)1.4.2 Specify node count1.4.3 Specify service-to-node relationships, including service isolation and service collocation1.4.4 Specify when to use external services1.5 Recommend a Tableau Server configuration1.5.1 Recommend an appropriate identity store and authentication configuration1.5.2 Recommend specific configuration keys and values to suit a given use case1.5.3 Recommend a configuration to address security requirements such as encryption at rest and encryption over the wire1.5.4 Recommend hardware and network specifications1.5.5 Create a disaster recovery strategyDomain 2: Deploy Tableau Server2.1 Implement production-ready Tableau Server deployments2.1.1 Deploy, configure and troubleshoot Tableau Server processes2.1.1.1 Configure an external file store2.1.1.2 Configure an external repository2.1.1.3 Configure an external gateway2.1.1.4 Configure an unlicensed node2.1.1.5 Configure a coordination ensemble2.1.1.6 Configure a backgrounder process with a specific node role2.1.1.7 Configure Tableau for a load balancer2.1.1.8 Configure the Metadata API2.1.2 Install in an air-gapped environment2.1.3 Validate a disaster recovery/high availability test strategy2.1.4 Perform a blue-green deployment2.1.5 Locate and interpret Tableau Server installation logs2.1.6 Install and configure Resource Monitoring Tool server and agents2.2 Configure and troubleshoot supported authentication methods2.2.1 Configure and troubleshoot SAML2.2.2 Configure and troubleshoot Kerberos2.2.3 Configure and troubleshoot OpenID Connect2.2.4 Configure and troubleshoot Mutual SSL2.2.5 Configure and troubleshoot trusted authentication2.2.6 Configure and troubleshoot Connected App authentication2.2.7 Configure and troubleshoot LDAP2.2.8 Configure and troubleshoot Azure Active Directory2.2.9 Identify dependencies between authentication methods and Tableau environments, including Tableau Cloud2.3 Implement encryption2.3.1 Implement SSL encryption2.3.2 Implement database encryption2.3.3 Implement extract encryption2.3.4 Set up service principal names (SPNs) for Kerberos2.4 Install and verify Tableau Server on Linux2.4.1 Install Tableau Server on Linux by using CLI or the Installation Wizard2.4.2 Identify and resolve issues with installation on Linux2.4.3 Identify and resolve issues with operating system and networking configurations2.4.4 Identify and resolve issues with interfaces and interactions with external systems2.4.5 Identify and resolve issues with proxy issues2.4.6 Identify appropriate operating system logs and Tableau logs for troubleshooting2.4.7 Verify system groups and file system permissions2.5 Install and verify Tableau Server on Windows2.5.1 Install Tableau Server on Windows by using CLI or the Installation Wizard2.5.2 Identify and resolve issues with installation on Windows2.5.3 Identify and resolve issues with operating system and networking configurations2.5.4 Identify and resolve issues with interfaces and interactions with external systems2.5.5 Troubleshoot proxy issues2.5.6 Identify appropriate operating system logs and Tableau logs for troubleshooting2.5.7 Verify system groups and file system permissions2.5.8 Use the Run As service accountDomain 3: Monitor and Maintain a Tableau Deployment3.1 Create custom administrative views3.1.1 Interpret the repository schema and the event types3.1.2 Build admin dashboards for common scenarios3.2 Perform load testing3.2.1 Recommend a load testing strategy3.2.2 Configure and use a load testing tool such as TabJolt3.2.3 Configure a test environment3.2.4 Create appropriate test plans3.2.5 Interpret load test results and determine the appropriate action3.3 Identify and resolve performance bottlenecks3.3.1 Troubleshoot complex performance issues related to workbooks, data sources, and other types of content3.3.2 Perform resource analysis, latency analysis, and workload analysis to determine root cause of performance issues3.3.3 Create an action to resolve issues identified in performance recordings3.3.4 Optimize caching for Tableau Server3.4 Maintain and tune a Tableau Server environment by using observability data3.4.1 Map the features and capabilities of the Tableau Server Resource Monitoring Tool to observability requirements3.4.2 Recommend a strategy for collecting and analyzing Tableau Server logs3.4.3 Recommend a strategy for collecting and analyzing Tableau Server process metrics3.4.4 Recommend a strategy for collecting and analyzing operating system and hardware-related metrics3.4.5 Interpret observability data3.4.6 Revise architecture based on observability data3.4.7 Troubleshoot connectivity in multi-node environments, especially database connectivity3.5 Automate server maintenance functions3.5.1 Manage and change Tableau Server resources programmatically, including Tableau Services Manager (TSM), REST APIs, and tabcmd3.5.2 Recommend a script deployment method, including Windows Scheduler and cron3.5.3 Recommend automated deployment methods for Tableau Server, Tableau Desktop, and Tableau Prep3.5.4 Design an automated complex disaster recovery process3.5.5 Plan and implement multi-node server upgrades3.5.6 Automate maintenance tasks, such as cleanup and backup3.6 Manage server extensions3.6.1 Schedule content automation tasks by using webhooks, tabcmd, REST, or Hyper APIs3.6.2 Implement and configure dashboard extensions and web data connectors3.6.3 Configure trusted tickets and connected apps for a custom embedded solution

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