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First of all Salesforce User Group - Ajmer wants to thank you all for being an amazing audience and always supporting us and keeping our momentum high.

Our December Virtual Junction, Year-End-Learning Programme final schedule is out now. We are putting all these efforts into helping you and the community. Please make the most of it and end your year with great learnings.

📌 #Sessions :

💜 Salesforce Flow's and Its best practices 17 Dec 2022 12:00 PM IST

🎤 Speaker: Om Prakash

📌 Session RSVP Link: https://lnkd.in/db_TtFtw

💜 Introduction to GraphQL and new flow features 18th Dec 2022 12:00 PM IST

🎤Speaker: Dimple Pareek

📌 Session RSVP Link: https://lnkd.in/dK62c58t

💜 Document Generation in Salesforce 22nd Dec 2022 12:00 PM IST

🎤Speaker: Md Yaqub

📌 Session RSVP Link: https://lnkd.in/dw4vdnNn

💜 Get Started with OmniStudio 23rd Dec 2022 12:00 PM IST

🎤Speaker: Vishnu Kumar

📌 Session RSVP Link: https://lnkd.in/d-ditUXD

💜 Getting Started with CPQ Advanced Approvals 24th Dec 2022 12:00 PM IST

🎤Speaker: Prashant Gupta

📌 Session RSVP Link: https://lnkd.in/dkyNtFuN

We want to express our gratitude to all the speakers for providing us with valuable time and helping with the sessions.

💚 Do Join us, have fun and learn...!!! #thankyou 🍀

Finally, here's my last video of the #Salesforce JavaScript #Developer 1 #certification #series. Whatever you have learned in all previous seven #sessions, now you can #practice and check your skills with my last video.

Below are links to the video based on the Exam guide.

Session 1 - Variables, Types, and Collections: 23%

https://lnkd.in/gjUn-PD

Session 2 - Objects, Functions, and Classes: 25%

https://lnkd.in/g-MN4ze

Session 3 - Browser and Events: 17%

https://lnkd.in/gbTWQs7

Session 4 - Debugging and Error Handling: 7%

https://lnkd.in/gZfXd9E

Session 5 - Asynchronous Programming: 13%

https://lnkd.in/gcADePk

Session 6 - Server-Side JavaScript: 8%

https://lnkd.in/gjwdcq5

Session 7 - Testing: 7%

https://lnkd.in/gFSE8BC

Session 8 - Practice test

https://lnkd.in/gcFHSbS

PS: I am totally against the dumps, and all these questions in practice tests are not from any dumps or certifications.

What is Replayer? Replayer is a tool that can play back real user traffic. It replays Tableau Server single- or multi-user sessions. Replayer reconstructs the URL access and interactions on the viz using Tableau Server logs.

You can use Replayer to do user acceptance and performance testing. You can use it to reproduce and troubleshoot customer issues, perform regression testing, and measure and verify performance by replaying and simulating real-world, multi-user load conditions.

TC18 presentation link along with Scout https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbb2xMtNYNk.

How does Replayer work?

Replayer uses Logshark to extract browser session and interaction information from Tableau Server log files. Replayer takes this information and builds a JSON file that can be used to play back sessions. The Replayer file contains the URLs that users accessed during the session, along with the commands users entered and the time the actions took place. Using the Replayer file, single or multiple sessions can be played back.

In Tableau, when users load a viz, select marks, apply filters, or interact with Tableau in other ways, the commands and actions get recorded in the log files. To collect the logs, you can use tsm commands to create an archive of the Tableau Server log files (for example, Logs.zip).

Starting with the Tableau Server archive, you run Logshark with a special plugin for Replayer, which extracts browser session information from the Apache logs and correlates that data with vizqlserver logs and generates a JSON file. This JSON file contains the browser interaction information, with all the viz links and commands from the Tableau Server sessions.

Using the JSON file as input, Replayer can walk through the browser session, opening the URL and running Tableau commands on the viz. 

Sessions can be played back in a browser or without a browser. With a browser, the Replayer uses the Selenium libraries to load the viz and playback commands. Verification is done at each step of the way, and exceptions that are thrown are captured in logs.

Without a browser, you can play back multiple sessions simultaneously, so you can simulate load conditions that can help you test your Tableau Server configuration.

For more information on running Replayer , see "Using Replayer". For information about installation, see "Replayer Installation guide" .

Replayer key features

Using Replayer, you can:

• Playback specific Tableau Server sessions, and filter the session based upon start time or RequestID.
• Use it to simulate load conditions so that you can test how to scale and balance your Tableau Server installations.
• Perform regression testing by running and comparing end-to-end user scenarios for Tableau Server upgrades.
• Capture and report HTTP exceptions that occur in a single-user session.
• Replay a customer defect, so that you can verify that it is fixed.

Replayer supports:

• Replaying single-user sessions in a browser (on Chrome & IE).
• Replaying multiple-user sessions without a browser.
• Control of the playback speed (can scale to the time recorded in the session).
• Altering traffic in Replayer file, such as multiplying the load, consolidating traffic to run at specified rate.
• Verification of each action, but reading the HTTP response code, presmodel or UI objects.

Replayer supports viz rendering scenarios only*:

• Replay viz viewing and authoring scenarios along with interactions.
• Replay specific slices of the logs based on:
• Session ID
• Time segment
• User
• Request ID
• Altering traffic by multiplying load for performance and capacity planning.

*It does not replay other tasks like publishing, creating a viz, background tasks, etc.

Viewing the results of a Replayer test run

When you run Replayer, it writes information about each session it executes. The results can be consumed using many methods:

• For user acceptance testing to understand page load and interaction issues in A-B comparison, use the Replayer-Results viz.
• Use the Logshark viz generated from the Tableau Server log files, after a Replayer run to analyze results.

More details on looking at Replayer results can be found here Viewing results from Replayer test run .

Replayer license

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