Sisense Linux Multinode: MongoDB, Zookeeper and Data Recovery Problem: In unfortunate circumstances, there are situations where a Sisense Linux Multinode instance can become corrupted and the only choice to move forward is reinstallation. Sometimes i...
Integrating DataDog with Sisense Linux TL;DR This article covers how to quickly integrate Datadog for monitoring Sisense deployed on Linux. What You’ll Learn: How to configure Datadog monitoring for Sisense Linux Use Cases For Applying What You ...
Logging and Monitoring in Sisense TL;DR This article covers the basics of the logging and monitoring infrastructure in Sisense on Linux. What You’ll Learn What logging and monitoring information Sisense collectsWhat tools Sisense usesHow to access ...
Report Manager: Most Common Troubleshooting Steps Sisense has gone through and collected the most commonly reported issues related to the Report Manager plugin. Save time and effort by reading through the most common Report Manager plugin troublesho...
Triaging Build Failures Symptoms Sometimes during a build, you can encounter an error or two. Below are two common build failures you might experience and steps you can take to resolve the problem quickly. "BE#967529 Failed to connect to new ec: <cu...
Setup SSL on Sisense (Linux version) The below procedure is to outline how to set up SSL on Sisense. Why do you want to set up SSL on Sisense? When you have SSL set up on your system you can access the Sisense platform through a secure HTTPS connect...
Sisense Kubernetes Cluster Health Check Check the pods status 1. Check if there are pods that are not in a Running or Competed state. kubectl get po -A -o wide | egrep -v 'Running|Completed' -A is used to get pods from all namespaces (Sisense is ...
Symptoms Relevant for Linux Below are a couple of select symptoms your system could be experiencing under a big load with simultaneous builds. Please note the list is not exhaustive: Build failures over random cubes or a couple of cubes that are bei...
Symptoms Relevant for Linux Single-node Sisense In a default Sisense single-node deployment, there is one pod per service deployment. In cases of heavy usage, which is usually caused by parallel requests, the number of services processing the reque...
The Linux version of Sisense uses Kubernetes to orchestrate containers which run our services. Kubernetes has many options for provisioning and managing clusters. Starting from version L2022.8 Sisense moved from Kubespray K8s implementation to RKE K8...
Sometimes we would like to hide a column in our pivot table so we will be able to apply a specific logic or order the table by a column without displaying it. The following script will allow you to hide the needed columns in your Pivot table. To imp...
Introduction Amazon Machine Images (AMI) provide the information that will facilitate the generation of an instance. It serves as an application to create virtual machines. The AWS offering will allow Sisense customers to operate with effective redu...
