Un-architecting VDI with XtremIO
Bottom line: What if you had a storage solution that could run Persistent or Non-Persistent desktops, with better performance than you have today, at scale, […]
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Love Syncplicity…but… (aka “stop filling my drive”)
So…I’m pretty vocal about how much I love Syncpllicty. Whether I’m on my Mac Air, my VDI Desktop, iPad, Phone, or just on the Web…I […]
Continue reading »EUC @ EMC World
Great week of content ahead…and if you are like me and love the EUC ecosystem…great content awaits this week at EMC World. I took a […]
Continue reading »In the Home Lab…Horizon Workspace and View
Working on all of the upgrades to Horizon View 5.2 and also messing around with Horizon Workspace in the lab. Very cool stuff. One thing […]
Continue reading »Helpful Docs: Horizon View 5.2 SSL Certificates
Had some issues in the lab today and needed to just reset the SSL Certs on 2 of the Horizon View servers. My lab has […]
Continue reading »Could we make VDI any MORE complicated, please?
Sheesh…can we make VDI any more complicated to deploy? And we wonder why so many organizations just bite the bullet and deploy fully-provisioned desktops? We […]
Continue reading »Find the compelling event
So…you are thinking about a VDI project? Had a lot of success with you server virtualization initiatives and now you’d like to take some of […]
Continue reading »What’s all the fuss about VDI Storage Sizing?
On our team at EMC, we spend a TON of time working with customers and partners to help them size out their VDI environments. It’s […]
Continue reading »VPLEX for VDI: Will It Work?
Our team worked very closely over the summer with a number of partners, including VMware, Cisco, VCE, EMC, and partner GreenPages to develop a response to an RFP issued by one of our mutual customers. This customer was looking for a VDI solution based on some general specifications. IOPS, Disk Size, Number of Users, Persistent and Non-Persistent Users, etc. Another piece of the clients request was that while the solution was to start with a certain number of users today, it needed to be robust enough to scale out and be replicated to handle additional users that would potentially triple or quadruple in the coming years.
Continue reading »Virtual Desktop Attack Vectors
Virtual Desktop Attack Vectors: When opening the door for an organization to begin to use desktop virtualization in a BYOPC model, one of the biggest […]
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