Customizing the Offset Size of Selected Categories in Sisense Pie Chart Widgets In Sisense, pie chart widgets, including the various pie chart style options such as donut charts, are a common way to visualize data. By default, when a user selects a...
Troubleshooting Pods in Kubernetes ClustersIn Kubernetes, pods can encounter various issues that prevent them from running correctly. Understanding the different pod states and how to troubleshoot them is essential for maintaining a healthy cluster. ...
Resolving Issues with Updating EC2EC Passwords in Elasticube Connections Summary This article addresses the issue of updating EC2EC (Elasticube to Elasticube) passwords in the context of employee off-boarding or password changes. Specifically, it c...
Resolving Installation Failures with "Error occurred during validate_ssl_certs section" Issue: During the installation process on a Linux system, you may encounter the error message: "Error occurred during validate_ssl_certs section." This error typ...
Installation fails with /bin/activate: No such file or directory Sisense installation may fail in the very beginning with the following symptoms: [2024-06-18 18:07:02] Preparing System ...[2024-06-18 18:07:02] Linux user: sistemas[2024-06-18 18:07:0...
How to Check SSL Ciphers If you have enabled SSL on Sisense side, the Nginx controller will be deployed in the default namespace. To check the currently configured ciphers run the following command and check the "nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/ssl-cip...
Configuring/Adjusting Readiness Probes for Containers Overview: Readiness probes are critical in container orchestration to ensure that containers are ready to handle traffic before they are included in service load balancing. If a container fails r...
Adding a New Node to a Sisense Cluster The process of updating the nodes varies depending on your environment. Below, we outline the steps for both AWS EKS deployments with autoscaling enabled and self-hosted clusters. For AWS EKS Deployments with A...
How to properly reboot a k8s node(s) As part of maintaining a healthy and robust Kubernetes (K8s) cluster, occasional reboots of nodes might be necessary. Whether for system updates, hardware maintenance, or other reasons, it's essential to follow a...
Resolving Export Limitations in Sisense This article addresses the inability to export more than 50,000 rows from a table in CSV and PDF formats in Sisense. The issue arises when the widget displays over 50,000 rows, but the export only includes 50,...
Network Error: Pending Operation: Update Model Layout You receive the following alert: Add data Network error: Response not successful: Received status code 400 Pending operation: Update model layout during the process of updating the table quer...
Fixing the File Manager When It's Not Working for Tenant Admins Despite the "File Manager" being enabled in the "Feature Management" menu and working properly for the System tenant admins, the tenant admins receive the "Access Forbidden" error on th...
Restoring missing connector Introduction Sometimes connectors can go missing for some reason, leading to a breakdown in data connectivity. Restoring these connectors is crucial to maintaining a smooth data flow within your Sisense environment. This...
How to List Dashboards and Data Models a User Has Access ToAs a Sisense administrator sometimes you want a quick way to get the list of data models and dashboards a user can access. There is no direct way to do this through the user interface and thr...
Relocating /var/lib/docker directory Introduction Docker uses /var/lib/docker to store images, containers, and locally named volumes. Deleting this can result in data loss and possibly stop the engine from running. However, in case it is needed to f...
An offline, or air-gapped, Sisense environment provides higher security than online, connected environments. As the offline environment has no outside communication, the only method to install Sisense in this environment is by using removable media,...
Overriding Helm values during the installation There is a frequent question of how to keep the changes made on resource limits, number of replicas, etc. during an upgrade, or deploy customized Sisense configuration on multiple environments. You can o...
When striving to push the boundaries of the Sisense application's performance, it becomes imperative to possess an underlying infrastructure that can seamlessly deliver cutting-edge capabilities. In this regard, the collaborative efforts of Azure an...
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...
Utilizing Local Storage for Sisense Stateful Sets Introduction When Sisense is deployed, we typically deploy with two types of storage, ReadWriteOnce (RWO), mainly used by stateful sets such as MongoDB, and ReadWriteMany (RWX) supporting by our core...
