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Install the Couchbase Analytics Connector on Tableau Desktop

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    The Couchbase Analytics Connector for Tableau Desktop can be installed on both macOS and Windows.

    First, download the connector file and the JDBC driver from the Tableau Connector Release Notes page.

    Install Couchbase Analytics Connector for Tableau on Windows

    1. On Windows, copy the couchbase-analytics-<version>.taco file into the C:\Users\<Windows User>\Documents\My Tableau Repository\Connectors directory to add the connector to Tableau.

    2. Next, copy the couchbase-jdbc-driver-<version>.jar file to the C:\Program Files\Tableau\Drivers directory to add the required JDBC driver to Tableau.

    Install Couchbase Analytics Connector for Tableau on macOS

    1. On macOS, copy the couchbase-analytics-<version>.taco file into the /Users/<user>/Documents/My Tableau Repository/Connectors directory to add the connector to Tableau.

    2. Next, copy the couchbase-jdbc-driver-<version>.jar to the /Users/<user>/Library/Tableau/Drivers directory to add the required JDBC driver to Tableau.

    Verify the Couchbase Analytics Connector for Tableau Installation

    1. Once the Tableau connector and JDBC files are copied to the right directories, launch Tableau and go to Connect  To a Server to verify the installation. If your installation was successful, you should now see the option for Couchbase Analytics by Couchbase.

      Tableau Connect Menu including Couchbase Analytics by Couchbase

    2. Select the Couchbase Analytics option to bring up a pop-up that allows you to configure the connection settings to your Couchbase Server.

      Couchbase Analytics Connector Configuration Popup

    Set Up SSL Support — Tableau Connector 1.1.x

    Tableau Connector 1.1.x

    This section only applies to Tableau Connector 1.1.0 and later.

    Usually, you won’t need to follow this section. There is no need to provide a certificate if you are connecting to Couchbase Capella, or using a certificate from a public certificate authority. Certificates of well-known public certification authorities as well as Couchbase Capella are trusted by default.

    To configure SSL support for Tableau 1.1.0 and later:

    1. Make sure you know the absolute paths to the certificate or keystore. You should only supply one of the certificate path or the keystore path, not both.

    2. Create a file called couchbase-analytics.properties and save it in the following directory, depending on whether you are running MacOS or Windows:

      Windows

      Save the file to C:\Users\<Windows User>\Documents\My Tableau Repository\Datasources

      MacOS

      Save the file to /Users/<user>/Documents/My Tableau Repository/Datasources

    3. To provide the Certificate file path, add the following line in the properties file.

      sslCertPath=<path to your certificate file>

    4. To provide the keystore path, add the following lines in the properties file.

      sslKeystorePath=<path to your keystore>
sslKeystorePassword=<your keystore password>

    To configure SSL support for Tableau Connector 1.0.x, see Set Up SSL Support — Tableau Connector 1.0.x.