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Applies to:
Kyvos Enterprise Kyvos Azure Marketplace
Kyvos AWS Marketplace Kyvos Free (
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Tableau Online is a hosted version of the Tableau server that helps to make business intelligence decisions faster and easier. Tableau Online is hosted in the cloud for user availability. It allows you to Distributes Dashboards and share your discoveries with everyone. Users can easily utilize features of Tableau Online access through Tableau mobile apps.
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- Login to Tableau Bridge with Tableau Online Credentials.
- Login to Tableau Online in a Web browser.
- Click Settings (icon at bottom-left) and then click the Bridge option.
- The Default Pool shows details of the machine where the Bridge is installed and configured.
- In the Pooling area, click the Add New Pool. Move your machine, which is available inside the default pool, to the newly added pool.
- In the Private Network Allowlist, click Add New Domain and add the required domain, select the pool that you created, and then click Save.
The bridge is now configured, and you can publish the data source to Tableau Online and create visualizations on workbooks using that data source.
Info It is not possible to connect private network data through the Tableau Online interface. You must first publish the data through Tableau Desktop using Tableau Data Source file.
Accessing data available in open network
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- Through Tableau interface
- Using Tableau Data Source File
Connecting to Kyvos semantic models through Tableau interface
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- Log into Tableau Online using your credentials.
- Click Explore from the navigation pane and then select or search for the Project on which you are working.
- Click the New > Workbook option.
- On the New Workbook screen, click the Data > Connect to Data option.
- From the Connect to Data screen, select the Kyvos option from the Connectors list.
On the displayed Kyvos dialog box, enter your connection information as:
Parameter Description Server
IP address or hostname of your Kyvos Web App Server
HTTP Path
Client path for Kyvos Web portal.
Port
TCP port that the Kyvos Web App server uses to listen to client requests.
Username
Kyvos Web App Server Username.
Password
Kyvos Web App Server Password.
Require SSL
Select the checkbox if connecting to an SSL Server.
Initial SQL
Optionally, select to specify a SQL command to run at the beginning of every connection, such as when you open the workbook, refresh an extract, sign in to Tableau Server, or publish to Tableau Server. For more information, see Run Initial SQL.
- Click Sign In. On the Data Source page, select your Schema, then select the Table that you want to browse in Tableau. The Kyvos data store is loaded in Tableau. You can now use your data to create reports.
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- Through Tableau interface
- Using Tableau Data Source File
Connecting to Kyvos semantic models through Tableau interface
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In the displayed Spark SQL dialog box, specify your connection information as described below:
Parameter Description Server IP address or hostname of your Kyvos Web App Server without HTTP. For example, use kyvos_install NOT http://kyvos_install .
Port the number of the TCP port that the Kyvos Web App Server uses to listen for client requests. If using SSL, then use port 443, else use port 8081.
Spark Server Type
Select the SparkThriftServer (1.1 and later) option Authentication Mechanism Select the Username and Password option.
Thrift Transport Select the HTTP option. User Name Enter your Kyvos BI Server username. Password Enter your Kyvos BI Server password. HTTP Path Client path for Kyvos Web portal. Require SSL Select the checkbox if connecting to an SSL Server.
Initial SQL Optionally, select to specify a SQL command to run at the beginning of every connection, such as when you open the workbook, refresh an extract, sign in to Tableau Server, or publish to Tableau Server. For more information, see Run Initial SQL.
- Click Sign In. On the Data Source page, navigate to the Schema of the semantic model you want to connect to and select the semantic model. You can search for the Schema and then for the name of the semantic model/table.
- Drag the selected table to the right pane. Next, go to Sheet1 to start browsing the semantic model.
- Optionally, you can preview the data by using the Update Now
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