Queries against data sources that use live connections to the underlying data do not. Note: Only queries against extract data sources count toward query usage capacity. The amount of memory needed to query a view can vary depending on the complexity of the data manipulations that Tableau needs to perform to generate the marks in the view. Query usage size: A site has capacity to use no more than 20 GB of memory to query a view that uses an extract data source. Load time: A site has capacity to spend up to 5 minutes to load a view. You can find more information about each capacity type below. Frequently republishing or refreshing large extracts can be time intensive and usually indicates that more efficient data freshness strategies should be considered.Įach site comes with designated capacity to load and query individual visualizations, also known as views. Note: If your extract data source exceeds 10 GB in size, we recommend that you consider either using live connection to the database or aggregate the data in the extract to reduce its size. Individual workbook, published data source, and flow size: An individual workbook, data source (live or extract), or flow published to your site can have a maximum size of 15 GB.
Workbooks, published data sources, and flows count toward this storage capacity. Site storage: A site comes with 100 GB of storage capacity. Up to 8 backgrounder hours per Creator licenseĪ Tableau Online site comes with site and individual content storage capacities. Individual workbook, published data source, or flow size
You can find more capacity information by the features listed below. The following table summarizes the capacity allowances for your site by feature. A site’s capacity includes capacity for storage and tasks that need to be performed on the site for extracts, metrics, subscriptions, and flows. Your Tableau Online site comes with capacity to support all your users’ analytic needs.
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