Nowadays, IT administrators face the challenge of monitoring thousands of users accessing corporate environments at the same time 24×7. These users can be anywhere and they use a wide variety of devices. In this scenario, how can we catch performance issues before they happen?
One of the options is monitoring VDI workloads effectively. If admins know how a virtual dektops environment behaves, they can provide a better experience to end users.
UDS Enterprise integrates with multiple Windows and Linux service providers, such as the main hypervisors in the market.
This multiplatform connection broker enables the administration and deployment of virtual desktops, physical desktops, applications and other desktop services with Citrix XenServer, Microsoft Hyper-V, Nutanix Acropolis, RHEV KVM, oVirt KVM, VMware vSphere…
UDS Enterprise not only allows to use one or several hypervisors at a time, but also makes it very easy to migrate from one to another.
VMware vSphere is one of the compatible hypervisors with UDS Enterprise for VDI, applications and other Windows & Linux services deployment and management.
UDS Enterprise is certifed as VMware Ready which ensures the best performance with vSphere using multiple authentication systems and connection protocols.
In addition, our software is one of the solutions listed in VMware Solution Exchange
During the last weeks, the most read topics in our blog have been our list of Linux predictions for 2016, the video which shows the deployment of virtual desktops with UDS Enterprise & Nutanix Acropolis and the reasons to adopt desktop virtualization this year.
Find below the links to the posts on these topics just in case you haven’t read them yet:
Operating System patching and virtualization deployment, among other things, may change the virtual desktops configuration set by the administrator.
In a Windows environments, these configuration drifts may be detected using Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) to create a configuration baseline featuring groups of different configuration items and apply this baseline to a virtual desktop deployment.
