You can optionally set a custom URL (called a vanity URL) for any piece of content on RStudio Connect in its control panel. Using Custom URLs for Tableau Analytics Extensions on RStudio Connect #Īll content hosted on RStudio Connect receives a unique identifier, which is used as part of its default URL.
#TABLEAU PRODUCT KEY LOOKUP PASSWORD#
The username is 'rstudio-connect' and the password is any valid API key from RStudio Connectįor more information about setting up analytics extensions in Tableau, please see the Tableau documentation.
Select 'Sign in with a username and password'. 
Select whether you want to use SSL and enter the server Host and Port for your RStudio Connect server 2. Navigate to Help, Settings and Performance, Manage Analytics Extension Connection. The steps to configure analytics extensions in Tableau differ slightly depending on whether you're using Tableau Desktop or Tableau Server/Online. Configuring RStudio Connect as an Analytics Extension in Tableau #īefore you can use extensions hosted on an RStudio Connect server from Tableau, you'll need to register that server in Tableau's Extensions settings. This way, you can more finely control what content Tableau can access without affecting any RStudio Connect users. If you name the service account "Tableau", simply add the "Tableau" user to the Access List for any extension it should be able to access. We recommend creating a "service account" (an account used only by Tableau, not by any individual) on RStudio Connect, and configuring Tableau with an API key for this account. This API key will be used for all requests from Tableau to RStudio Connect, and the Tableau instance will have access to any content on Connect that the API key's owner can access. Tableau requires an API key to authenticate with RStudio Connect. 
Your RStudio Connect server must be configured as an Analytics Extension in Tableau.
See the RStudio Connect Admin Guide for more information about configuring RStudio Connect.Įxtensions published to an incompatible RStudio Connect server will provide a warning message that describes which of the above criteria are not met and potential resolutions. For example, you cannot configure RStudio Connect as an analytics extension if it is hosted at a domain like /rstudio-connect without making additional changes to the proxy running in front of RStudio Connect.
Due to how Tableau handles configuring analytics extensions, RStudio Connect must be configured on the root path of its domain. TableauIntegration.Enabled must not be set to False. RStudio Connect must be configured with the following settings:. Tableau extensions are supported and enabled by default starting in RStudio Connect version 2021.09.0. Setting up RStudio Connect # Requirements # You can host any number of Tableau Analytics Extensions on RStudio Connect, and Connect will ensure that requests from Tableau are passed to the correct extension. Both of these packages integrate seamlessly with RStudio Connect. R extensions are built using the plumbertableau R package, and Python extensions are built using the fastapitableau Python package. RStudio Connect can be used to host Tableau Analytics Extensions built in both R and Python. Using Custom URLs for Tableau Analytics Extensions on RStudio Connect Configuring RStudio Connect as an Analytics Extension in Tableau
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