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- 1. Citrix XenDesktop 4 Workshop April 2010 Marcel Venema, Qwise Level 200 V1.01
- 2. Introduction trainer Marcel Venema Citrix Certified Instructor, Microsoft Certified Trainer Infrastructure & Virtualization XenServer, Hyper-V, XenApp, Terminal Services, XenDesktop, App-V RES PowerFuse, RES Wisdom Sr. Technical Consultant/Trainer at Qwise Owner community website W-TECH.NET marcel.venema@qwise.nl
- 3. Agenda Evening 1 Tue 27-04-2010 Overview Editions and Licensing Building Blocks Architecture Questions Evening 2 Tue 11-05-2010 Architecture HDX Mediastream for Flash Communications Installation Management Troubleshooting Evening 3 Wed 19-05-2010 Review Exam Training
- 4. Overview Prof. graphics user Mobile user Knowledge user Productivity user Power user Local VM-based Desktops Hosted Blade PC Desktops Hosted VM-based VDI Desktops Hosted Shared Desktops Local Streamed Desktops Physical Desktops with On-demand Apps Local VM-based Desktops
- 5. FlexCast delivery model 400-500 users per server Hosted shared desktop 50-60 VMs per server USER PROFILE APPS OS VM VM VM VM 1 user per Blade PC Blade PC
- 6. Hosted shared desktop Pro’s Low resource usage Perfect for task workers Cons Not all applications run on XenApp Server look and feel XenApp
- 8. Not statefulVM VM VM VM
- 9. Assigned VDI Desktop Pro’s Personal Stateful Perfect for power users or developers Con’s High resources usage including diskspace Requires more pc-like management Differencing disks not recommended for prolonged periods VM VM VM VM
- 10. Editions
- 11. Editions
- 12. Editions (cont.)
- 13. Licensing Citrix Express Free, 10 user trail. VDI $95 per user/desktop. CCU license available ($195). Kickstart promo : $28 per desktop, max. 250 users. Rescue for VMWare VDI licenses : trade max 500 licenses. Enterprise $225 per user/desktop Platinum $350 per user/desktop
- 14. Licensing Microsoft Remote Desktop Services CAL Formerly Terminal Services Only required when using XenApp Windows Licensing for VDI PC only, SA required VECD license $110 per device/year
- 15. Architecture
- 17. XA template
- 19. Hyper-V
- 20. XenServer
- 22. XenApp 5 W2K8
- 25. XA template
- 27. Hyper-V
- 28. XenServer
- 30. XenApp 5 W2K8
- 33. CPU & Memory CPU overcommitment XenDesktop : 1 vCPU, ratio 1:6, XenApp: 2 vCPU, ratio 1:2 Always perform PoC, Benchmark test VM CPU priority Depending on the VM role Memory No memory overcommitment in XenServer 5.5 Applications can use lots of memory
- 35. Desktop Delivery Idle pool : Business hours, Out of hours, Peak time Cap number of simultaneous boots Workload profiles : Bootup, Logon, Working, Idle, Logoff CPU-, memory-, storage-, network impact Profile management : Roaming, mandatory and hybrid profiles, folder redirection Logoff & Restart : Powered on, suspend, shutdown, restart
- 36. Provisioning Network : Separate stream traffic from other traffic vDisk types : Standard image Private image Difference image Write cache placement Application Delivery : Local Applications (installed) Online applications (app-v, ctx profiling) Offline applications (streamed to client)
- 37. USB Devices Not supported : Bluetooth dongles, USB hubs, Human Interface Devices, NICs Supported : Flash drives, Smart Cards, SmartPhones, PDA, Printers, Scanners, MP3, Tablets Support depends on client OS
- 38. Questions ? More XenDesktop in next session !
Notas do Editor
- AppVirt Sequencing / Citrix Profiling – Best PracticesWorkshop 2 daysV1.01May 2008 – December 2009Marcel Venema, Qwise100 level: Is an introduction to the topic or overview. The 100-level presentation assumes little or no expertise with the topic being covered. 200 level: Assumes 100-level knowledge and a fairly complete understanding of the features. The 200-level presentation may discuss case studies that cover a breadth of common scenarios or explain how to use more advanced features. 300 level: Assumes 200-level knowledge and an in-depth understanding of product features in a real-world environment. The 300-level presentation may go into unusual case studies that illustrate specific aspects of the product that are key to improving performance or interoperability. 400 level: Assumes the deepest level of technical knowledge we expect a customer to have. The 400-level presentation are essentially expert-to-expert sessions. The content provides the means for customers to push products to maximum performance, achieve the broadest possible interoperability, and create applications using even the most advanced features.