Salesforce Certified Tableau Architect Analytics-Arch-201 Exam Questions

Salesforce Certified Tableau Architect Exam Objectives

1. 1

   1.0 Design a Tableau Infrastructure (22%)

   • 1.1Gather requirements for implementing a complex Tableau deployment
   • 1.2Evaluate requirements for users and their role distributions
   • 1.3Identify relevant constraints and requirements, including future growth
   • 1.4Identify requirements for and recommend a strategy for licensing, including Authorization-to-Run (ATR)
   • 1.5Assess the need for high availability and disaster recovery
   • 1.6Map the features and capabilities of the Tableau Server Add-Ons to requirements
   • 1.7Plan and implement Tableau Cloud
   • 1.8Plan and implement Tableau Bridge
   • 1.9Plan and implement authentication
   • 1.10Plan and implement automated user provisioning, including System for Cross-Domain Identity Management (SCIM)
   • 1.11Troubleshoot advanced configuration issues
   • 1.12Plan and implement multi-sites using Tableau Cloud Manager
   • 1.13Plan a migration
   • 1.14Plan a migration of Tableau Cloud to Tableau Server
   • 1.15Plan a migration of Tableau Server to Tableau Cloud
   • 1.16Plan a migration from Windows to Linux
   • 1.17Plan a migration from Linux to Windows
   • 1.18Plan a migration from one identity store to another
   • 1.19Plan a consolidation of multiple Tableau servers or sites into fewer servers or sites
   • 1.20Plan a migration from one Tableau Server environment to another
   • 1.21Create scripts for migration
   • 1.22Use the Tableau Content Migration Tool
   • 1.23Design an appropriate process topology
   • 1.24Specify process counts (sizing)
   • 1.25Specify node count
   • 1.26Specify service-to-node relationships (node roles), including service isolation and service colocation
   • 1.27Specify when to use external services
   • 1.28Recommend a Tableau Server configuration
   • 1.29Recommend an appropriate identity store and authentication configuration
   • 1.30Recommend specific configuration keys and values to suit a given use case
   • 1.31Recommend a configuration to address security requirements such as encryption at rest and encryption over the wire
   • 1.32Recommend hardware and network specifications
   • 1.33Create a disaster recovery strategy
2. 2

   2.0 Deploy Tableau Server (37%)

   • 2.1Implement production-ready Tableau Server deployments
   • 2.2Deploy and configure Tableau Server
   • 2.3Configure an external file store
   • 2.4Configure an external repository
   • 2.5Configure an external gateway
   • 2.6Configure an unlicensed node
   • 2.7Configure a coordination ensemble
   • 2.8Configure a backgrounder process with a specific node role
   • 2.9Configure Tableau for a load balancer
   • 2.10Install in an air-gapped environment
   • 2.11Validate a disaster recovery/high availability test strategy
   • 2.12Perform a blue-green deployment
   • 2.13Locate and interpret Tableau Server installation logs
   • 2.14Install and configure Resource Monitoring Tool server and agents
   • 2.15Plan and implement automated deployment (using a script, that is, Silent Installer)
   • 2.16Configure and troubleshoot supported authentication methods
   • 2.17Configure and troubleshoot SAML
   • 2.18Configure and troubleshoot Kerberos
   • 2.19Configure and troubleshoot OpenID Connect
   • 2.20Configure and troubleshoot Mutual SSL
   • 2.21Configure and troubleshoot trusted authentication
   • 2.22Configure and troubleshoot Connected App authentication
   • 2.23Configure and troubleshoot LDAP
   • 2.24Configure and troubleshoot Azure Active Directory
   • 2.25Identify dependencies between authentication methods and Tableau environments, including Tableau Cloud
   • 2.26Implement encryption
   • 2.27Implement SSL encryption
   • 2.28Implement database encryption
   • 2.29Implement extract encryption
   • 2.30Set up service principal names (SPNs) for Kerberos
   • 2.31Install and verify Tableau Server on Linux
   • 2.32Install Tableau Server on Linux by using CLI or the Installation Wizard
   • 2.33Identify and resolve issues with installation on Linux
   • 2.34Identify and resolve issues with operating system and networking configurations
   • 2.35Identify and resolve issues with interfaces and interactions with external systems
   • 2.36Identify and resolve issues with proxy issues
   • 2.37Identify appropriate operating system logs and Tableau logs for troubleshooting
   • 2.38Verify system groups and file system permissions
   • 2.39Install and verify Tableau Server on Windows
   • 2.40Install Tableau Server on Windows by using CLI or the Installation Wizard
   • 2.41Identify and resolve issues with installation on Windows
   • 2.42Identify and resolve issues with operating system and networking configurations
   • 2.43Identify and resolve issues with interfaces and interactions with external systems
   • 2.44Identify and resolve proxy issues
   • 2.45Identify appropriate operating system logs and Tableau logs for troubleshooting
   • 2.46Verify system groups and file system permissions
   • 2.47Use the Run As service account
3. 3

   3.0 Monitor and Maintain a Tableau Deployment (41%)

   • 3.1Create custom administrative views
   • 3.2Interpret the repository schema and the event types
   • 3.3Build admin dashboards for common scenarios
   • 3.4Utilize Admin Insights on Tableau Cloud
   • 3.5Perform load testing
   • 3.6Recommend a load testing strategy
   • 3.7Configure and use a load testing tool such as TabJolt
   • 3.8Configure a test environment
   • 3.9Create appropriate test plans
   • 3.10Interpret load test results and determine the appropriate action
   • 3.11Identify and resolve performance bottlenecks
   • 3.12Troubleshoot complex performance issues related to workbooks, data sources, and other types of content
   • 3.13Perform resource analysis, latency analysis, and workload analysis to determine root cause of performance issues
   • 3.14Create an action to resolve issues identified in performance recordings
   • 3.15Optimize caching for Tableau Server
   • 3.16Maintain and tune a Tableau Server environment by using observability data
   • 3.17Map the features and capabilities of the Tableau Server Resource Monitoring Tool to observability requirements
   • 3.18Recommend a strategy for collecting and analyzing Tableau Server logs
   • 3.19Recommend a strategy for collecting and analyzing Tableau Server process metrics
   • 3.20Recommend a strategy for collecting and analyzing operating system and hardware-related metrics
   • 3.21Interpret observability data
   • 3.22Revise architecture based on observability data
   • 3.23Troubleshoot connectivity in a single or multi-node environment, especially database connectivity
   • 3.24Configure and implement Activity Log for Tableau Cloud or Tableau Server
   • 3.25Automate server maintenance functions
   • 3.26Manage and change Tableau Server resources programmatically, including Tableau Services Manager (TSM), REST APIs, and tabcmd
   • 3.27Recommend a script deployment method, including Windows Scheduler and cron
   • 3.28Recommend automated deployment methods for Tableau Server, Tableau Desktop, and Tableau Prep
   • 3.29Design an automated complex disaster recovery process
   • 3.30Plan and implement multi-node server upgrades
   • 3.31Automate maintenance tasks, such as cleanup and backup
   • 3.32Configure and use the Metadata API
   • 3.33Manage server extensions
   • 3.34Schedule content automation tasks by using webhooks, tabcmd, REST, or Hyper APIs
   • 3.35Implement and configure dashboard extensions and web data connectors
   • 3.36Configure trusted tickets and connected apps for a custom embedded solution