QlikView Server and Publisher

Excellent book.. Almost all important topics are covered in it..

Good book for someone learning the QV server but if you already have some experience with the server then you might find this book lacking the details. You could get all the information contained in this book from the various QV server manuals, though the book does a good job summarizing and giving you practical examples that you can follow (including cluster setup and different authentication scenarios). Unfortunately, I have found numerous typos/errors in the text, it seems like the book was rushed and not enough time/attention was given to the editing.

If you are a consultant, you may provide your QlikView expertise to a client who not only need your developer acumen but also knowledge of how to install and manage Server and Publisher. Even if you are not an aspiring to become a QlikView server administrator, you ought to have holistic view of various QlikView components besides QlikView Desktop that you use for development. If you are armed with task of installing and configuring QlikView Server and Publisher because your company just purchased QlikView, this book ought to be on your book shelf. Please read my entire book review on my blog http://www.learnqlickview.com/qlikview-server-and-publisher-a-book-review/

This is an essential guide for system managers covering systems from single server implementations through to multi-server clusters as well as Publisher. This guide also includes complementary utilities such as the QV Powertools. An excellent and concise reference book that I would recommend for any QlikView server administrator.

This book covers end to end Qlikview server concepts (installations to performance tuning), explained every setting at a very detailed level with great screenshots. This is like a must read book for QV developers.

3 because it appears to be the only book out there on the subject. Not 4 or 5 because it glosses over some really painful issues, such at licensing, certificates, and the soap api in general.

As a QlikView enthusiast, i am always in search of good material to enhance my knowledge and enhance my ability to help my clients.This book gave me good exposure to QlikView Server and Administration. 1. Book starts with basics and gradually move to advance topics. It is good for developers with different levels of experience 2. Chapter 2 gives you step-step installation process.It is important to know how to install QlikView Server and how to verify the installation 3. Chapter 3 gives an in-depth knowledge of various settings in QlikView Management console. You will learn about how to mount folders and how to set Alerts in case your data load fails or if the task successfully completes. Alerts are covered in more detail in Chapter 6 4. Performance of dashboards is one of biggest concerns in implementing QlikView applications. Stephen has explained different performance configurations in this book. 5. Chapter 8 is my favorite as it give details about Monitoring and troubleshooting QlikView Server. This chapter is must for those who aspire to become an admin.This is what admins do and this chapter lays out all the different logs to help troubleshoot a problem. Chapter 8 is also essential because it provides details about the QlikView administration dashboards. It lists out all the power tools available to you in managing server If you are an experienced QlikView admin, you can skip some of the initial chapters but later chapters will be useful. This book is also useful, if you are preparing for QlikView developer certification. QlikView developer certification covers some questions on QlikView server/ publisher and deployment.

delivered as expected, excellent

This book was exactly what I was looking for. Very clear instructions and great coverage on the QlikView Server and Publisher. When I start to read it, I had no idea about QlikView infrastructure. Since I completed it, I have implemented it three times, in different environments and with all the complexities that customers bring to our desks. So, it is an enabler. Definitely recommended!

Good read