Deliver Virtual Desktops on-demand with simplified Lifecycle Management

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    1. Deliver Virtual Desktops on-demand with simplified Lifecycle Management Martijn Bosschaart Channel Systems Engineer Netherlands [email_address]
    2. Citrix “End-to-End” Virtualization XenApp XenServer XenDesktop Desktop Virtualization Application Virtualization Server Virtualization Desktop Virtualization
    3. Traditional Desktop Deployment Image Secure Deploy Monitor Maintain Back-up Retire Procure 1 2 3 4 8 7 6 5 Distributed Desktop Lifecycle
        • Many unique images
      • Slow to deploy and maintain
      • Complex to secure
      • Difficult to update apps and OS
    4. Centralization Is Appealing VM Infrastructure VM VM VM VM Virtual Delivery Protocol
    5. First Generation VDI - Simply Moving the Problem
      • Some benefits
        • Easier to secure and backup
      • Same desktop lifecycle
        • PC sprawl becomes virtual desktop image sprawl
      • New challenges
        • Degraded user experience
        • Immature management tools
        • High storage costs
      Centralized Desktop Lifecycle Data Center Image Secure Deploy Monitor Maintain Back-up Retire Procure 1 2 3 4 8 7 6 5
    6. Overcoming Challenges with 1 st Generation Desktop Virtualization
    7. Avoid These Common Pitfalls
      • Mismatching virtual desktops and use cases
      • Neglecting quality of user experience
      • Increasing storage costs and virtual desktop sprawl
    8. Virtual Desktops Are Not for Everyone
      • Example: Repetitive task-based workers need...
        • Identical, standardized access to specific applications
        • Locked down, tightly controlled environments
        • Transactional usage of data
        • Best scalability at lowest cost
      • Virtual desktops might be overkill
        • Capable of unwanted personalization
        • Enable more flexibility than required
        • Higher infrastructure costs than shared server-based alternatives
    9. Match the Desktop Strategy to the Use Case Low TCO Shared server-based desktops Personalized Virtual Desktops (VM or Blade PC) Offline flexibility Laptops with virtual apps Task Workers Office Workers 30% 55% 15% Mobile Workers
    10. PC Users Have High Expectations Not addressed by first generation VDI
      • Demand personal settings and familiar look-and-feel
      • Accustomed to local PC performance
      • Work from different locations
      • Want to use different devices
      • Access a broad range of content
    11. Exceed User Experience Expectations
      • Same performance from any location or device with high performance protocol
      • Same personal settings from any location or device
      • "Instant On" – immediate productivity
      • Desktop support just a click away
    12. New Cost Challenges for IT Infrastructure
      • Virtual desktop sprawl
        • Still have many unique images to manage
      • Desktop workloads on servers
        • Unpredictability of user and application behavior
      • Cost per GB: PC vs. enterprise network storage
        • 50 unique user images can easily consume 1TB immediately
    13. The traditional Windows Desktop The Dynamic Windows Desktop Disk Hardware Interface O/S Applications
    14. Separate Apps from Desktops Reduce costs through simpler app and desktop management Desktop appliances Virtual Desktop Hosted& Streamed Apps, Delivered to Virtual Desktops
    15. Separating Apps Minimizes Desktop Image Sprawl
      • Many users can share one base image
      • Only need to store, update, rollback and refresh one desktop image
      • Reduce storage requirements up to 90%
      Personalize Update Monitor Image Deliver 2 1 3 4 5 Simplified Lifecycle Management, Single Desktop Image
    16. Next Generation Desktop Virtualization Provides a complete system for desktop delivery Users Data Center Single master image of each component Dynamically assembled for each user Delivered with best user experience High speed delivery Apps User Settings Virtual Desktop On-demand Assembly OS
    17. Next-Generation Desktop Virtualization Happening Now
    18. Citrix XenDesktop 2.1 Next-generation Desktop Virtualization Solution
      • Superior User Experience
      • Simple Desktop Provisioning and Integrated App Delivery
      • Reliable Desktop Access Management
      • Desktop Optimization and Support
      • Broad Desktop Delivery Ecosystem
    19. Desktop Delivery Controller
        • Links a user request to a virtual desktop (pooled/assigned)
        • Maintains status of each virtual desktop
        • Improves connection speeds by regulating idle virtual workstations
    20. Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
      • Virtualization Technology Support
        • Multiple vendors:
          • Citrix XenServer*
          • Microsoft Hyper-V
          • VMware ESX
        • Integration into VM Infrastructure
          • Start
          • Suspend
          • Resume
          • Shutdown
      • PC Blades
        • Computing power for specialized users
      *included in all XenDesktop Editions
    21. Operating System Delivery
      • Citrix Provisioning Server* for
          • Streaming a base OS into the virtual machine
          • Streaming one image to many VMs
          • Usage of one base image by numerous people as applications are removed
          • Patching base image patches all virtual machines
      *included in XenDesktop Advanced Edition and up
    22. Application Delivery
        • Seamlessly add applications to the base OS
        • Users are only shown the applications they have access to
        • Delivered in the most appropriate method (hosted, installed or streamed)
        • Application Receiver automatically identifies and displays applications
        • Options:
        • Hosted Apps: Citrix XenApp*
        • Streamed Apps: Citrix XenApp* or Microsoft App-V
        • Installed: vDisk / local disk
      *included in XenDesktop Enterprise Edition and up
    23. User Personalization
        • Allows environment settings to travel with the user
        • Optimizes the transfer and storage of profiles
        • Allows for cross-platform settings synchronization
        • Further customizes a standard desktop
        • Options:
        • Citrix User Profile Manager
        • AppSense Environment Manager
        • Flex/Hybrid Profile solutions
    24. Virtual Desktop Agent
      • Installed on all Desktops (VMs/Blades/PC's)
      • Supports XP (32bit) SP2/SP3 and Vista (32bit) SP1
      • Delivers virtual desktop via ICA protocol
        • SpeedScreen
        • SpeedBrowse
        • SmoothRoaming
        • Universal Print Driver
        • Dynamic client drive mapping (USB drives)
        • Multi-monitor support
        • Session Reliability
        • ClearType
        • etc…
    25. Desktop Receiver
        • Maintains the launch and connection between an end point and a virtual desktop
        • Secures communication with integrated plug-in
    26. Secure Delivery
        • Provides integrated SSL encryption of the traffic
        • Provides virtual desktop-only or full VPN functionality
        • Integrated into the Desktop Receiver
    27. Web Interface 5.01
      • Required for End User ICA Connections to Virtual Desktops
      • New Sites provide Features for Desktop Connections
    28. End User Experience Desktop Appliances Unmanaged Machines Access Scenarios Web Page Windowed Full-Screen Login Full-Screen
    29. End-User View WI Fat client or Remote user 20% use case “ Full-Screen-Only desktop” 80% use case Use Desktop Appliance or locked-down fat client Windows XP PNAgent (installed as shell replacement) ICA Client (full screen, special keys passed through ICA) HTTP ICA Enumerates published desktops and auto-launches first desktop with pass-through credentials Linux / others Web Browser (run in kiosk mode) Desktop Receiver (full screen, special keys passed through ICA) HTTP ICA
    30. Summary and Key Takeaways
    31. Keys to Successful Desktop Virtualization
      • Target appropriate use cases
        • "Office workers" that need the personalization and flexibility
      • Ensure superior user experience
        • Simple, fast and reliable from any location, any device
      • Control storage costs and virtual desktop sprawl
        • Separate apps and desktops and condense to single, standardize master images
    32. The traditional Windows Desktop The Dynamic Windows Desktop Citrix XenApp Citrix XenDesktop Citrix Provisioning Server Citrix XenServer Disk Hardware Interface O/S Applications
    33. DataCenter side virtualization XenServer Provisioning Server
    34. User viewpoint Apps streamed (client side virtualized ) App installed in image App published (server side virtualized) SAP XenDesktop XenApp
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