Which Tableau Server process ensures sites can be moved easily between different clusters?

The Site Import/Export process in Tableau Server is specifically designed to facilitate the migration of sites between different clusters. This capability is crucial for administrators who need to move sites for maintenance, scaling, or other operational reasons. The process allows you to export a site as a package that includes its configuration, workbooks, data sources, users, and permissions, which can then be imported into another Tableau Server instance or cluster.

This import/export functionality not only streamlines the movement of sites but also ensures that all settings and data are retained accurately, minimizing the risk of errors during migration. This is particularly beneficial in environments where Tableau Server is deployed across multiple clusters for load balancing or geographic distribution.

Other options, such as the License Manager, Backup/Restore, and Client File Service, serve different purposes and do not provide the same direct capability for site migration. The License Manager focuses on managing licenses, Backup/Restore is used for creating backups of the overall server environment rather than specific sites, and Client File Service deals with handling file storage needs. Therefore, it is the Site Import/Export process that directly addresses the need for easily moving sites between clusters.