UDS Enterprise & Moodle integration

UDS Enterprise & Moodle integration

In previous posts we talked about Remote PCs project we are developing together with the University os Seville and the University of Malaga, which is focused on offering teachers and students the possibility to access the computers in ITC classrooms during non-school hours. In this article we’re explaining how they will access the resources which will be available 24×7.

They will access in the same way they do it today: through Moodle e-learning platform, thus the authentication handicap would be solved, because the users access the virtual campus with their regular users and passwords.

oVirt & UDS Enterprise keep VDI alive

oVirt & UDS Enterprise keep VDI alive

Desktop virtualization is still a booming technology and Open Source tools guarantee a stable and free of charge VDI deployment to manage virtual desktops.

So says an article in Red Hat Open Source Community blog, which highlights the project deployed by VirtualCable in the University of Seville, where they implemented a VDI solution for more than 3,000 students with the connection broker for Windows and Linux UDS Enterprise and oVirt.

Find here the link to the article in Red Hat Open Source Community

What software do I need to deploy a VDI platform?

What software do I need to deploy a VDI platform?

Earlier this week we published a post explaining the minimum hardware components required to deploy a VDI platform. Today we focus on the software components we may have:

-Hypervisor Software. The software that is installed on the server infrastructure and that is responsible for assigning memory, processing, network and disk resources to the virtual machines hosted on the platform.

-Virtual image machine or golden image. Virtual machine with the necessary OS and applications installed in order to perform a subsequent deployment of the virtual desktops based on this image.

What hardware do I need to deploy a VDI platform?

What hardware do I need to deploy a VDI platform?

To implement a desktop virtualization platform some minimum components at hardware level are necessary. The essential requirements are a server infrastructure, a network architecture, storage and client devices:

-Server Infrastructure. It consists of the necessary servers with enough processing and physical memory capacity for hosting the hypervisor layer, which will assign the necessary hardware resources to the virtual desktops.

-Network electronics. This will allow for interconnection between the different platform
components. Network architecture for a VDI platform can be very complex, so it’s crucial that these components are of the highest quality.

Java, Windows Open Source & Cisco Connect

Java, Windows Open Source & Cisco Connect

The recent news about Java in UDS Enterprise, the possibility of Windows Open Source and Cisco Connect 2015 Conference have been the most outstanding topics in our blog for the last two weeks.

Find below the links to the most interesting news according to our followers:

UDS Enterprise doesn’t need Java installed

Microsoft may release Windows as Open Source

Cisco Connect 2015: the new FastIT model

Microsoft unveils new container technologies for Hyper-V

Microsoft unveils new container technologies for Hyper-V

Microsoft is taking containerization one step further by expanding the scenarios and workloads developers can address with containers.

Microsoft will now offer containers with a new level of isolation previously reserved only for fully dedicated physical or virtual machines, while maintaining an agile and efficient experience with full Docker cross-platform integration.

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