When publishing a large hyper file to Tableau Server from the outside of Tableau Server, such as using Tableau Desktop, tabcmd, or Hyper API, a high memory usage was observed.
For example, when publishing a 30GB hyper file to Tableau Server, a more than 50GB memory usage can be observed.
It causes that the other processes (such as vizportal, backgrounder, vizsqlserver, etc) are terminated by Server Resource Manager for releasing the memory, if the free memory is less than 50GB before the 30GB hyper being published.
As additional information, the following messages can be seen in hyper_0_xxxx.txt log during the hyper file being published toTableau Server.
{"ts":"2022-10-14T06:37:11.571","pid":29240,"tid":"623c","sev":"info","req":"3","sess":"AAAAA2BbBBBBBCC3DDDDEE","ctx":{"sess":"XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX-1:0","req":"YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY","site":"sitename","user":"username","host":"servername","process":"vizportal","workload":"interactive"},"k":"query-begin","v":{"spooling":false,"query-settings-active":false,"query-hash":"abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwx","query":"VALIDATE DATABASE \"C:/ProgramData/Tableau/Tableau Server/data/tabsvc/temp/vizportal_0.xxxxxxxx/uploadExternalFiles1234567890/extract/hyper_filename.hyper\""}}
Option 1:
Use extract refresh to update hyper files on Tableau Server side instead of publishing hyper files from the outside of Tableau Server.
Option 2:
Reduce the size of the extracts (.hyper files).
Option 3:
Add the memory of Tableau Server machine.
Option 4:
Add a dedicated Data Engine (Hyper) node.
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