OGD BINAIR 2010 - VDI toegepast met Citrix XenDesktop
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Michael Mellor van Citrix liet de op BINAIR 2010 in Eindhoven de mogelijkheden van Citrix XenDesktop zien en demo'eden er vrolijk op los. Applicaties uit the cloud of desktop as a service, zijn presentatie verklaart nader.
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OGD BINAIR 2010 - VDI toegepast met Citrix XenDesktop
- 1. Citrix XenDesktop 4 Ready for the future! Michael Mellor Systems Engineer Channel michael.mellor@citrix.com
- 2. Tightly Coupled & Locally Installed Traditional Management Tools & Processes User 1. Procedure 8. Retire Profile Deploy 2. Image 7. Back-up Apps Desktop OS 3. Secure 6. Maintain Hardware 4. Deploy 5. Monitor
- 4. Manage apps & OS on every device
- 5. Ad-hoc data recovery & security
- 8. Traditional Management Tools & Processes Tightly Coupled & Locally Installed Centralized single instance images User 1. Procedure 8. Retire User Profile Profile 2. Image 7. Back-up Apps Apps Desktop OS Desktop OS 3. Secure 6. Maintain Hardware 4. Deploy 5. Monitor
- 9. Virtualized & Isolated End-point Components Tightly Coupled & Locally Installed User User Profile Profile Virtualization Profile On-demand assembly & delivery Apps App Virtualization Apps Desktop OS Desktop Virtualization Desktop OS Client
- 10. Desktops & Apps as aDevice Desktops & Apps as aService
- 12. Start an offshore project
- 13. On-board a new employee
- 14. Move a dept from building A to Z
- 15. Add, delete & update apps
- 17. Implement ‘BYOC’ Simple. Fast. Easy.
- 21. On-demand apps by XenApp™XenDesktop 4
- 22. Any user any device Any type of virtual desktop One centrally managed solution
- 23. FlexCast™ Delivery Options Mobileusers Taskworkers USER TYPES Hosted shared desktops Local Streameddesktops Local VM-baseddesktops Hosted VM-based desktops (VDI) On-Demand Apps Client-side compute Server-side compute
- 24. Citrix XenDesktop 4 – FlexCast™ delivery technologyHosted desktop delivery models 400-500 users per server hosted shared desktop USER PROFILE 50-60 VMs per server APPS OS VM VM VM VM 1 user per Blade PC Blade PC Blade PC
- 25. Citrix XenDesktop 4 – FlexCast™ delivery technologyLocal desktop delivery models Local Streamed Desktops(online) USER PROFILE APPS OS Virtual Apps to Installed Desktops(online and offline)
- 30. Best network performance USB plug-n-play 3D graphics applications Rich multimedia Real-time collaboration Branch office optimization Broadcast Plug-n-Play 3D MediaStream RealTime IntelliCache HDX Technologies
- 31. 1 3 HDX at the Device HDX in the Data Center 2 SSL 001000111010101 SSL 001000111010101 SSL 001000111010101 SSL 001000111010101 SSL 001000111010101 HDX on theNetwork Citrix HDX Technology Leverages the Entire Delivery System
- 32. Demo Time! HDX features
- 36. App delivery to physical & virtual desktops
- 38. Works on PCs, Macs, laptops, netbooks, thin clients, & smartphones
- 40. Demo Time! Dazzle self service
- 41. Thank you!
Notas do Editor
- Describe typical desktop scenario, tightly couple components depended on onaother. Changes causes other components to need to be reconfigured (For example: new OS means reinstalling apps)1. Prodecure, buy new PCs, determine memory, CPU, disk, etc2. Image the machine, typically more than once3. Keep machine secure using NTFS, user rights, virus scanner updates, etc4. Deploy machines to working place5. Monitor the system, typically not even done due to complexity6. Update OS, applications, etc fix if needed7. Keep backups of userdata8. Retire machine, circle begins again
- Complexity sum up:Changes in the stack are HARD!Management typically happens on every station, result different machines and even harder to manageSneaker-netNo smooth roaming of user sessions and dataHardware refresh = new PC = expensive….
- What if we could decouple these components
- Virtualization is the key word, power of _one_ image/package/whatever for each component not dependant on underlying technology….
- Delivering desktop on demand to user independent of endpoint device (Fat client, laptop, mobile phone, etc), location (offline on a plane or 100mbit lan in the office) and time (24/7)
- List benefits….. As long as there is a client device you can work….
- Name key features by name, next slides will do the explaining
- We use FlexCast to choose the best way to offer the user a desktop
- SBC for “normal” users and VDI for the powerusers. Note scalibility! For offline users we can stream apps to local cache or a whole VM!
- Show login on TS 2003 (old intertface), TS2008 R2 (new internetface, Desktop Experience pack switched on) and Windows 7 VDICompare VDI vs TS do you see a difference?