In the world of VDI, balance is also essential when it comes to user experience and security. Unfortunately for VDI administrators, there is no all-powerful chosen one who can swoop in and deliver the balance they need. One of the measures for securing your VDI is to allocate enough hardware resources to ensure virtual desktops perform at least as well as physical desktops do.
UDS Enterprise provides access to persistent desktops, physical or virtual hosted on other platforms. This option, among others, adds more flexibility to the entire UDS Enterprise platform in terms of versatility and ease of use.
UDS Enterprise incorporates a system of access through calendars, they allow to enable or restrict the access of users to services such as virtual desktops and virtual applications by time and date.
UDS Enterprise incorporates HTML5, among others, as transport and access protocol to both Linux and Windows virtual desktops.
UDS Enterprise 2.0 supports OpenStack as a hypervisor for access and management of virtual desktops, adding a set of advantages and flexibility in terms of transport protocols, authenticators, etc …
The ease of integration, installation, use and access to virtual desktops are other of the benefits that OpenStack incorporates with UDS Enterprise.
The UDS Enterprise 2.0 VDI connection broker supports OpenNebula as a hypervisor, among others, for accessing and managing Windows and Linux virtual desktops. Among other advantages, UDS Enterprise gives OpenNebula unlimited flexibility by adding support for any virtual hypervisor, authenticator, and connection protocol, and offering the ability to use multiple of these components simultaneously.
