Which tool can a client use to test system response when planning to add additional users to a single node deployment?

In the context of testing system response for a single node deployment when considering the addition of more users, Tabjolt is the most suitable tool. Tabjolt is specifically designed to simulate user interactions with Tableau Server and can generate load on the server to help assess how well it performs under varying scenarios. This tool allows for detailed testing of different conditions by enabling users to run load tests that mimic real user behavior, providing insights into how the system might respond when more users are added.

By utilizing Tabjolt, clients can gather important performance metrics, understand throughput, response times, and identify potential bottlenecks or issues before they occur in a live environment. It plays a crucial role in performance tuning and helps in making informed decisions about the scalability and capacity planning of Tableau Server.

The other tools mentioned may serve different purposes. LoadRunner is typically used for general application load testing across various platforms and may not be specifically tailored for Tableau. Perfmon is a Windows performance monitoring tool that collects system and application performance data and can provide insights into various operating system metrics but lacks the specific focus on simulating Tableau user load. Gatling, while another robust load testing tool, is more general-purpose and not specifically designed for Tableau applications. Therefore, Tabjolt’s