Boot storms are one of the issues admins usually face in virtual desktops deployments, since they may slow down the login process and affect VDI usability.
Boot storms appear when a large number of users access virtual desktops at the same time, affecting virtual desktops performance due to, for example, there isn’t enough IOPS storage or bandwith.
The UDS Enterprise team is putting the final touches on 2.0 version, which will be available at the end of June. Meanwhile, we have released an update for the last software version.
Our development team has adapted the system to support workload balancing and provide the system with high availability. This new release fixes OpenSSL vulnerability, a bug external to UDS Enterprise but that may affect the proper working of a deployment with UDS Enterprise.
Security is one of the top concerns for many users, companies and organizations, that look for the best solutions to keep sensitive data safe.
KeePassX is one of them, an Open Source application both for Windows and Linux with a light interface which saves user names, passwords, urls, attachments and comments in a properly encrypted single database.
UDS Enterprise, the multiplatform connection broker to deploy and manage virtual and physical desktops, applications and other Windows and Linux services, features a unique authentication system that not only supports different authentication methods, but also allows to use them simultaneously and enable splitted authentication.
The broker incorporates an internal database authenticator which enables connections to any registered service in the system using a single generic connection user.
The next 19th and 20th May BriForum 2016, one of the reference events in the virtualization sector, will be held in London.
This conference is in its 12th edition this year and it has remained the leading independent conference on end-user computing.
IT experts will be talking about present and future of technologies like Microsoft Remote Desktop Services, Citrix XenDesktop, Citrix Workspace Cloud, VMware Horizon, Project Enzo, Desktops-as-a-Service and applications management.
