Core based licenses in Qlik Sense

[Andre_Sostizzo]

Core-based and capacity-based licensing is a change from traditional licensing. Rather than limiting the number of users who can access the Qlik Sense site by a limit on tokens, core-based licensing restricts user access by limiting the number of CPU cores which can be used by the Engine to deliver end-user content.

With a core-based license, there is no functional reason to use the License Monitor app since the users will not use tokens. Instead, consumption of apps can be gauged by reviewing the Session Overview and Session Details sheets on the Operations Monitor.

Environments:

• Qlik Sense Enterprise on Windows with Core-based license

After applying the license, the administrator should review the Engine configuration to ensure that sufficient capacity has been assigned to the Engine(s) in the Qlik Sense site.

In this example, 256 cores are allocated to the license but the Central only has 8 available cores:

 

After adjusting the Cores to allocate to 8, we then have 248 cores which can be allocated across RIM nodes, if applicable.

See also Get Started with APIs on Windows > Qlik Analytics Platform on help.qlik.com.
To prevent user access security rules must be created. 

[Sonja_Bauernfeind]

Hello @Skage 

If you are talking about the Qlik Analytics Platform (QAP), then this may be of help: Qlik Analytics Platform overview

Components of the Qlik Analytics Platform

The Qlik Analytics Platform consists of the following components:

• Qlik Management Console (QMC) and Dev Hub
• Qlik Sense APIs and SDKs
• Qlik associative engine and Qlik Sense supporting services

The hub is not included in this platform, as you pointed out correctly yourself.

A different license model may be required for your client for this transition, which your account team should be able to assist you with.

All the best,
Sonja