In Tableau Blueprint, which function is associated with load testing?

In Tableau Blueprint, load testing primarily falls under the maintenance function. Maintenance in this context refers to ensuring that the Tableau Server or Tableau environment is functioning optimally and can handle user demand, which includes testing how the system performs under various loads. This might involve assessing how many concurrent users it can support and how system performance holds up as data loads increase.

The maintenance function governs the ongoing management and upkeep required to ensure that performance remains stable over time. It encompasses various tasks, including monitoring server performance, configuring alerts, and conducting load testing to identify potential bottlenecks or weaknesses in the system.

The other functions, such as system configuration, performance optimization, and data connection, play essential roles in the overall performance and usability of Tableau but do not directly address the specific needs associated with load testing. System configuration deals with setting up the environment, performance optimization focuses on enhancing efficiency, and managing data connections involves ensuring that data sources are correctly linked and functioning. However, none of these elements explicitly include the monitoring or testing of the system under load conditions as part of their primary functions.