by Geert | Nov 26, 2021 | Centralized Management, Desktop Virtualization, Security, Virtual Desktop
Imagine: a pool of servers runs in your data center, on which desktops are hosted. Users can access these desktops and all processing is done on the host server. It is a technology that has been around for more than 2 decades and has only gotten better in that time. A...
by Geert | Nov 25, 2020 | Desktop Virtualization, Microsoft, Microsoft App-V, Packaging, Virtual Desktop, Windows 10
Microsoft App-V was once promised as the packaging tool of the future, but sadly enough Microsoft never pushed it through that much. Then, recently Microsoft started working on the next generation: MSIX the new and improved packaging standard of the future. This page...
by Geert | May 4, 2020 | Citrix, Desktop Virtualization, Microsoft, Monitoring, Windows 10
When you are troubleshooting or when you have a life environment. It is important that your environment is performing well. We would say “Measuring is Knowing”. Some of the most commonly used monitoring tools for VDI out there are: ControlUp: Is specialized in...
by Geert | Mar 3, 2020 | Application Layering, Citrix, Desktop Virtualization, Packaging, Windows 10
Citrix App Layering (fermerly Unidesk) is a tool that helps you build your VDI image. Benefits of Citrix AppLayering With Citrix App Layering you can compose different images based on the layered applications. That way it is easy to build a Test, Acceptance and...
by Geert | Feb 25, 2020 | Centralized Management, Citrix, Desktop Virtualization, Microsoft, Microsoft App-V, Packaging, Powershell, Windows 10
With Golden VDI images, multiple virtual desktops can be implemented based on one basic image. This configuration simplifies management, ensures that users have a consistent experience with every login, and ensures that all systems meet the company’s security and...
by Geert | Feb 5, 2019 | Citrix, Desktop Virtualization, Microsoft, Virtual Desktop, Windows 10
Windows 10 was first released in 2015, and a lot has changed since it’s initial release. The OS had it’s up’s and downs: we the VDI engineers, often cursed it, because of those UWP apps and difficulties to get it to work properly in a non-persistent environment. But...
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