Which process is installed along with the first instance of Backgrounder on a node?

The installation of the Non-Interactive Container Service alongside the first instance of Backgrounder on a node is important for supporting tasks that run in the background without user interaction. This service is responsible for executing various non-interactive tasks, such as refreshing data extracts and running scheduled flows.

When Backgrounder is installed, it often needs this service to handle processes that don’t require direct user engagement, ensuring that these jobs can run smoothly in the background, providing essential automation for data management and reporting tasks.

In contrast, the other choices represent different services that are not directly tied to the background job processing. For instance, Database Maintenance focuses on managing database performance and health, while License Manager deals with the management of Tableau product licenses, and Interactive Container Service is designed for user-driven interactions rather than automated, non-interaction tasks while Backgrounder operates. Thus, the presence of the Non-Interactive Container Service alongside Backgrounder is key for efficient background operations in Tableau.