Desktop Virtualization
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Transcript of Desktop Virtualization
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Cameron SmithSales Engineer for IN, KS, and MO
Desktop Virtualization
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Information and data is our most important asset. Security is a priority and we
need to ensure that this data and IP is safeguarded
How do I maintain or improve desktop management when I’m
required to do more with less? Less budget, less
power consumption, less resources..
I need to provide users with the best possible experience on LAN, off LAN, on
multiple devices.
I need to support a growing # diverse
applications that don’t always run well in a terminal services
environment
Managing Desktops Today
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OS
Apps
Persona
OS
Apps
Persona
OS
Apps
Persona
OS
Profile
Data
Persona Apps
Data
Profile
Devices Apps
OS
OS
Apps
Persona
Desktop and application delivery as a managed service
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Virtualization and Cloud Models
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Datacenter / control point
Execution
Benefits
Ideal user type
Green BenefitsNetwork
User Experience
Mobility
Security / Control
Session
Cloud, Microsoft Terminal Services,
Citrix XenApp
Centralized
User density, low TCO
Task
BetterLAN, WAN, Wi-Fi
Good
Better
Better
StorageManagement
Shared Execution
DisplayLight
Management
Virtualized
Cloud, MS Hyper-V, Citrix XenDesktop, VMware View
Centralized
App compatibility and OS flexibility
Knowledge, Specialty
GoodLAN, WAN, Wi-Fi
Better
Better
Better
StorageManagement
Isolated Execution
DisplayLight
Management
Cloud PC
Citrix Provisioning Server, Wyse WSM
Distributed
PC experience, central control
Any
BestLAN, WAN
Best
Future
Best
Storage Management
Execution
Web
Cloud, Web Server
Hybrid
User density, flexibility, TCO
Task
BestLAN, WAN, Wi-Fi
Good
Best
Good
StorageManagement
Hybrid Display / Execution
Shared
MicrosoftMultiPoint Server
Centralized
Low TCO, PC as server, easy install
Task, Student
BetterUSB
Better
None - USB cabling
Better
PC
StorageManagement
Shared Execution
Display
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Who are the players?
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Image UpdatesSimplify Desktop Image Management
• Manage thousands of desktops• Streamline desktop management
– Quick provisioning
– Simplify update, patch, and upgrade activities while retaining user settings
– Guarantee updates are applied to every desktop
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Getting Started
• What do I need to get started in desktop virtualization?• A server with plenty of RAM, CPU, and disk to run:
– ESX/ESXi– vCenter as a VM– Your master image desktop OS as a VM– X number of clones as VMs– The broker (View or XenDesktop) as a VM
• A solid network• A thin client
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Step 1 : Determine which users
• Choose easy targets, ideally:– Smaller number of applications– Easy-going and will provide honest feedback– No special device support
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Step 2 : Choose a platform
• Citrix XenDesktop?– Pro’s : Very flexible, great user experience, excellent level
of IT and user acceptance, any device– Con’s : Can be pricey, history of being complicated
• VMware View?– Pro’s : Easy to setup and manage, wide user community,
Composer saves SAN cost– Con’s : PCoIP isn’t great on the WAN, pricey, and some
consider it still in infancy• Wyse WSM?
– Pro’s : Easy to setup, low TCO, no SAN required– Con’s : 100% of happy customers say there are none
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Step 3 : Create a base image
• Build a base Windows 7 or Windows XP image
• Recommended for first run that you bundle your applications into the image
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Step 4 : Create clones in a desktop pool• Select base image and configure the
number of clones that you want to create
Image Cloning
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• Pooled– Direct copies of the master VM, no customization
• Dedicated– Permanently assigned to individual users, with
customization• Physical
– Desktops hosted on dedicated blade servers; no centralized power control
• Streamed– vDisk imaged from a master target device with
Provisioning Services
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Machine Type Definitions
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User1
Desktop1
Desktop2 Deskto
p3
Step 5 : Assign users
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Step 6 : Connect!
• Demo of Citrix connection
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Tips for a successful Proof of Concept
• Plenty of storage speed/IOPs on your SAN
• Fast network – 1Gb where possible
• Choose the right endpoint (thin client)
• Don’t overcomplicate the architecture - KISS
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Wyse Range of Products
Z Class1.6Ghz dual-core processor4 USB 2.02 USB 3.0Can mount on monitor, desk, wall
R Class6 USB2 Serial2 DVICan mount on monitor, desk, wall
C Class4 USB1 DVI (dual with DVI/VGA splitter)Can mount on monitor, desk, wall
V Class3 USB1 Serial1 DVICan mount on monitor, desk, wall
X Class12” and 14” form factors
Wyse Pocket CloudAvailable on Android, iOS
Wyse PC ExtenderRepurpose PC solution with integrated ICA and PCoIP support