Which process is responsible for fast search, filtering, retrieval and display of content metadata on Tableau Server?

The process that is responsible for fast search, filtering, retrieval, and display of content metadata on Tableau Server is Search and Browse. This functionality enables users to quickly locate content, such as dashboards, workbooks, and data sources, enhancing overall user experience on the platform.

Search and Browse leverages indexes to allow for efficient queries against the metadata stored in the Tableau Server. By utilizing these indexes, the process can deliver relevant results to users in a timely manner, making it easier for them to navigate the content repository. The ability to filter results based on various criteria further improves the usability of the server, allowing users to hone in on the specific content they need without delay.

The other options, while important components of Tableau Server, do not specifically focus on the search and retrieval of content metadata. The Repository manages the data and maintains the server's content, SAML Service is associated with user authentication, and VizQL Server is responsible for generating visual queries from the data. Therefore, they do not provide the primary capability for effective search and browsing capabilities on Tableau Server.