With viral adoption of Tableau in your organization, you will need to be responsive to the increased workloads and proactively scale to avoid resource constraints. It is just as important to monitor for things that go right as it is for things that go wrong. With all the data that Tableau and these solutions collect, Tableau Desktop should be used to analyze activity on your Tableau Server.
In addition, standard enterprise monitoring platforms, such as Splunk, New Relic, or other agent-based utilities, can be used for monitoring.
Resource Monitoring Tool offers enhanced insights into the health and performance of a Tableau Server cluster by parsing and analyzing the logs generated by overall Server usage and combining that with monitoring of physical system usage (CPU Usage, RAM, Disk I/O etc.).
Licensed as part of Tableau Advanced Management, Resource Monitoring Tool is an agent-based monitoring application. Nagios is capable of monitoring the state of any Linux process (Apache, MySQL, BIND, etc) and alerting you when the process is stopped or crashed.Combine monitoring data with Measurement of Tableau User Engagement and Adoption data to shape new behaviors and accelerate towards your goal of becoming more data-driven by taking these insights into Internal Tableau Activities like admin, user, and champion group meetings.įor example, if you found numerous data sources with scheduled refreshes and workbooks that have not been accessed in 180 days, you can add a session on the content management policy for archiving and deleting stale content.įor Tableau Server, you can use a combination of hardware utilization monitoring, data from Tableau Server’s Repository, and external tools to understand and monitor the health of Tableau Server and how analytics are being consumed. Nagios provides complete monitoring of Linux processes. Linux Process Monitoring With Nagios Capabilities
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