IntroductionThis guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to collect logs in EKS clusters. By following these steps, logs will be copied to a storage location accessible through the Sisense web UI. This approach avoids the need to explain the ...
There is a known issue that is planned to be fixed in the Sisense L2023.6+. If you install Sisense on CentOS or RHEL version >= 8 the old EPEL 7 repositories are used instead of EPEL 8To fix this issue:Locate in the installation folder and open in th...
Elevate Your Data Product’s Quality with Streamlined Version Control Leveraging the Sisense Git Integration! In today's CI/CD ecosystems, efficient asset migration from development to production environments is crucial for delivering high-quality dat...
List of the Singleton Pods in Sisense In this article, we'll describe a list of Sisense pods that cannot be scaled UP in Kubernetes Sisense application in Linux based on the Kubernetes concept which allows scale down/up pods for any purpose. Sisense ...
Windows Compatibility Check for Linux Follow the steps below to download and run the executable utility file to check Linux compatibility. This will generate a file outlining key metrics associated with your Windows deployment (such as storage utiliz...
Deploying Sisense with custom-defined storage classes (rwxScName / rwoScName) Sisense can be installed on different platforms (RKE / OpenShift / EKS / GKE / AKS, etc) with a variety of storages. Usually, you just need to specify the exact supported s...
Known Limitation in Logging Infrastructure Introduction Sisense uses the Fluent-bit daemonset and the Fluentd deployment in tandem to aggregate and manage Sisense product logs. In order to do this, a Fluent-bit daemonset is deployed, ensuring that Fl...
Some OS related issues could be fixed by installing a different Linux Kernel. In this article we will review how to install a new kernel and make it bootable by default.Installing a new kernelDisplay version of currently running Kernel: uname -r Exam...
BloX - A Technical Introduction To start, download the attached file ‘BloXTutorial-Styling.dash’ file and import this into your Sisense environment. This dashboard uses the ‘Sample Ecommerce’ data model and contains all iterations of the BloX widget....
Kubernetes DNS Linux issue caused by missing br_netfilter kernel moduleWhat You’ll LearnIn this course you will learn how to:How to troubleshoot DNS issues in KubernetesHow to check if the br_netfilter kernel module is installed on the nodeHow to mak...
Reverse Proxy with Nginx + SSL configurationNginx Reverse proxy configurationStep 1. Nginx reverse proxy server set up In this example, we are using nginx, we can install it on the same device as Sisense. To install it runInstall nginx for Ubuntu/Deb...
Websocket Functionality Within SisenseIntroductionSisense uses the WebSocket Protocol to load dynamic content within the platform. It’s important to remember that the WebSocket Protocol is simply an upgrade of HTTP(S) traffic, relying on the same bas...
SSO Router Plugin Usage With Examples SSO Router PlugIn Overview: The SSO Router plugin allows multiple SSO providers. The plugin works only with JWT SSO. Installation steps are described in the Single Sign-On (SSO) Router Technical details page here...
Sisense Licensing issues Sisense Licensing issues If you are having issues with your Sisense Environment and need help with the number of users on your license, there are a few steps you can take to ensure your license is current and up to date withi...
Advanced Configuration Control via API Calls Frequently, there are situations when a user is required to change some Sisense parameters when access is not available due to a wrong configuration, or it is required to automate switching of some configu...
