The UDS Enterprise connection broker is compatible with Windows Server 2019 for desktop and application virtualization. The administrators of this VDI broker can now make virtual desktops available to users with the latest version of the Microsoft operating system. They also have the possibility of deploying virtual applications hosted on Windows Server 2019 servers.
This week the annual Google Cloud Next conference was held in San Francisco. The new CEO, Thomas Kurian presented the new strategies of the company, whose ultimate goal is to carve a niche in the cloud market, today led by AWS and Microsoft.
Many companies today choose to deploy their desktop and application virtualization infrastructures in the cloud. The possibilities of unlimited scalability without the need to acquire hardware is one of the reasons why they make this decision. The costs of the pay-as-you-go models of platforms like Azure are still high, but there is a way to keep them as low as possible, paying only for the time during the virtual desktops and applications are being used. And how can this savings be achieved? With the UDS Enterprise connection broker it is really simple.
Microsoft has announced the general availability of Azure Active Directory Password Protection. This new tool allows to prevent users from selecting weak passwords, easy to guess and, therefore, predictable for hackers.
UDS Enterprise is available in Azure Marketplace. Microsoft has verified the compatibility of the VDI and vApp connection broker with its cloud service and has given the green light to the publication of this software in its catalog which includes solutions certified and optimized to run on Azure.
From this platform, users can check the main features of this software, the comprehensive technical documentation about UDS Enterprise, case studies and, in addition, they can request a free trial version.
