Todas las historias de

I am excited to announce the release of a Tableau Server load-testing solution that our own engineering teams use internally on a daily basis. We call this tool TabJolt. Just like (now-discontinued) Jolt Soda, TabJolt can push a heavy workload onto Tableau Server to give it a jolt, so you can study how the server bends or breaks under load.

With Google BigQuery, you can store billions of rows of data in the cloud. And with Tableau, you can visualize and analyze the data in seconds without writing a single line of code. In this demonstration, we’ll log into a database of 300 million rows using Tableau.

Hey, talk Tableau to me. No, really. This data viz by Jeff Shaffer and Allan Walker takes voice commands.

March Madness marks the end to what our sports analyst Dash Davidson calls the “sports purgatory that is the weeks following the Super Bowl." To bridge the gap, Davidson curated a series of sports-related vizzes over on Tableau Public, where the entire month of March was dedicated to sports. Here are a few highlights.

La misión de Tableau es ayudar a las personas a ver y comprender los datos. Nuestras funcionalidades están cuidadosamente diseñadas para ayudar a la gente a descubrir el significado de los datos. Un área de especial atención es la de los cálculos. Cuanto más fácil sea expresar las ideas en un lenguaje de cálculo, más significado se podrá descubrir. La incorporación de las expresiones de nivel de detalle (LOD) en Tableau 9.0 es un avance en ese sentido. Estas nuevas expresiones permiten a las personas expresar conceptos interesantes con instrucciones simples.

Tableau Server 9.0 features a number of new capabilities. To support them, we’ve introduced new server processes that you’ll see on the server status page. Here's a brief overview of these updates and how they help maintain High Availability with Tableau Server.