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TSM, Set, Go: Your Wish Is My Command

Unleash Tableau Server’s potential with TSM commands. Explore syntax options for common commands to optimize Tableau Server. This demo-heavy session will showcase must-know commands for every admin.

, Technical Customer Success Manager, Salesforce

Role: Administrator

Industry: Public Sector, Technology

Topic: Developer Platform, Tableau Server

Session Type: Theater

Session Level: Intermediate

Session Track: Product & Industry

Monday, Apr 298:15 AM - 8:35 AM PDT

(3:15 PM - 3:35 PM GMT)
Data Village Theater 2 -- Hall A & B
Wednesday, May 19:00 AM - 9:20 AM PDT

(4:00 PM - 4:20 PM GMT)
Data Village Theater 1 -- Hall A & B

Session Summary by Einstein: The recent session provided a comprehensive overview of Tableau Server Management (TSM), with a focus on optimizing performance and ensuring efficient server operation. The speaker from Tableau detailed how TSM processes control user-facing operations and the importance of co-locating certain services to enhance performance. Demonstrations included making live changes to server configurations without requiring restarts and utilizing CLI commands for change management. Additionally, newer features in TSM were highlighted, such as support for more Linux flavors, the ability to restart upgrades mid-process, and enhanced security options.

Key Takeaways by Einstein:

• TSM's hot topology swap feature allows for certain live changes to server configurations, a valuable tool for admins to optimize performance without downtime.

• The session introduced new TSM features including broader Linux support, upgrade resumption capabilities, and direct log submission to the development team in case of errors.

• Best practices for change management and disaster recovery were emphasized, including the use of signature support and technical health reviews for proactive server maintenance.

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