Deploy
The topics in this section provide information on installing, configuring, and upgrading Tableau Server on Linux.
Looking for Tableau Server on Windows? See Install and Configure Tableau Server(Link opens in a new window)
Validating your server deployment plan
Before you commit to installing a new Tableau Server deployment in your organization, be sure to carefully evaluate your options. For most organizations, Tableau Cloud will provide a more reliable, performant, and cost-effective analytics solution when compared to self-hosting Tableau Server. For information about the viability of Tableau Cloud for your organization, review this blog post, Should I move my analytics to the cloud?(Link opens in a new window)
Already running Tableau Server and want to migrate to Tableau Cloud? See Tableau Cloud Manual Migration Guide(Link opens in a new window).
Other articles in this section
- Install and Configure Tableau Server
- Install Tableau Server in a Disconnected (Air-Gapped) Environment
- Clone Tableau Server
- Tableau Server in a Container
- Post Installation Tasks
- Distributed and Highly Available Installations
- Distributed Requirements
- Distributed Installation Recommendations
- Install and Configure Additional Nodes
- Database Drivers
- Example: Install and Configure a Three-Node HA Cluster
- Add a Load Balancer
- Deploy Coordination Service Ensemble
- Configure Client File Service
- Repository Failover
- Recover from an Initial Node Failure
- Recover from a Node Failure
- Configure Nodes
- Workload Management through Node Roles
- Install Server on a Two-Node Cluster
- Restart Multi-Node Tableau Server Computers
- Maintain a Distributed Environment
- Upgrade
- Uninstall Tableau Server