Tableau and Microsoft work together to help organizations unlock the full value of their data. Whether it’s secure, scalable analytics powered by Tableau on Microsoft Azure, seamless integration of Tableau Pulse metrics or dashboards within Microsoft Teams, or connectivity to Microsoft’s suite of data services — including Microsoft Fabric, Azure Synapse, and SQL Server — we enable businesses to harness data for better decision-making.
Learn how the Tableau App for Microsoft Teams empowers collaboration and data-driven decision making in the flow of work.
Tableau can natively connect to Microsoft Fabric via the Tableau Azure SQL Database connector. This is the recommended configuration as it provides the most reliable and performant user experience.
Together, Tableau and Microsoft Azure offer a powerful, enterprise cloud analytics solution. Your organization will have its own unique deployment, and we've done the work in this whitepaper to provide best practices and guidance for you along the way. You'll find in-depth documentation on VM selection, high availability strategy, load balancing, configuration steps and much more.
Advanced Management capabilities for Tableau Server make it easier to run large, mission-critical Tableau Server deployments. For large deployments hosted on Azure, customers can choose to host their Tableau Server metadata repository externally with Azure Database for PostgreSQL which provides increased scalability and high availability for organizations with large amounts of Tableau metadata.
In our 2021.1 release, we powered up our connectivity and integrations with Microsoft Azure, as all Tableau Azure connectors will support Azure Active Directory authentication! Take a look at our blog post to learn more about our two new Azure connectors: Azure SQL Database and Azure Data Lake Gen2.
Watch two of our experts at Tableau give a rundown on Tableau deployment in Azure.
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