XenClient vs Mirage - Did Citrix Buy the Wrong Thing?

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This document discusses and compares XenClient and Mirage virtualization technologies. It notes that while XenClient uses virtual layering and has hardware compatibility limitations, Mirage uses local application installation for full native performance without an hardware compatibility list. Mirage was adopted to deploy applications to 7,000 endpoints in 4 months with initial base images deployed in 30 minutes and re-images in 12 minutes using differential imaging and data deduplication. Both products are assessed as suitable for centralized management, corporate owned/personally enabled devices, and delivery as a service, but Mirage imposes no changes to the user experience and has lower bandwidth requirements.

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XenClient vs Mirage
Did Citrix buy the wrong thing?
Andrew Wood
@gilwood_cs

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You may remember me from such movies as..
http://lnk.glwdcs.tv/1kFuYsj
http://lnk.glwdcs.tv/1wa5EQe

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..is this just another smackdown?

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[insert year here] is year of VDI/DaaS*!
* Delete as applicable

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Generalisation
alert!
Most VDI implementations to date are
tactical additions to projects involving
RDS/FAT
Why?
64-bit OS ¦ Resource Isolation | Hardware
Access

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Airplanes Hotels EventsPubs an’ that Meetings
Don’t be like that guy in Rome…

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Profiles
User Data
Applications
Life isn’t just
about the
desktop OS
..it’s more important than
that

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Bring Your Own Device
Corporately Owned, Personally Enabled

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..anyhoo onwards with many slides of finely detailed point scoring

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..now with Personal vDisk
Integration

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DesktopPlayer…synchronize to more
..Windows? ...

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Yes… Tech Preview Available Soon
Sign up: Citrix.com/DesktopPlayer
Manu Chauhan - @manu_chauhan – Director, Product Management
Harsh Gupta - @harshgupta80 - Product Manager - DesktopPlayer

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XenClient App/Image Deployment
Prep
Image
Install Apps
and
Configure
Capture the
Image
Deploy

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XenClient and DaaS
• Manage Centrally with Local Execution
• Deliver Layered Images Intelligently
• Use Device-Native Management

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• Use of XenClient for
secure remote
access
• Remote deployment
• Validated Endpoint
• @150 users
• 4 types of devices
• Typical delivery time
@ 2 hours

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• Single instance management
• (Pretty) suitable for COPE
• (Pretty) suitable for BYOD (with DP)
• Slightly different user experience
experience
• Bandwidth can be cumbersome
• PvD useful for small # apps
• DaaS - tricky– h/w; multi-tenancy; multi-domain

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..f*ck me Doug, this is an awesome piece of
work

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This is not Virtual Layering
• No HCL
• Apps Installed Locally
• Full Native Performance

#E2EVC #BRU
Mirage Application Deployment

#E2EVC #BRU
New requirements drove:
• Local execution
• Centralized management
• Mirage adopted for 7000
end-points
• Rollout will (should) be 70%
complete by end of August
(4 months to get there)
• Remote Deployment
• 30mins for initial base
image deployment – 12 mins
re-image
• Differential Imaging with
data de-dupe.
• Used with RES Software suite
(could be SCCM, etc.)
• Native as a Service (NaaS)

#E2EVC #BRU
• Single instance management
• Suitable for COPE
• Suitable for BYOD
• No changes to user experience
• Bandwidth requirements low
• Can be simply a backup tool
• DaaS - native

#E2EVC #BRU
Should Citrix
have bought
Wanova – Yes.
Should Citrix
have not
bought
XenClient – No.

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13. #E2EVC #BRU ..anyhoo onwards with many slides of finely detailed point scoring

14. #E2EVC #BRU XenClient Architecture?

15. #E2EVC #BRU XenClient Architecture?

16. #E2EVC #BRU XenClient Architecture?

17. #E2EVC #BRU ..limited hardware support?

18. #E2EVC #BRU ..now with Personal vDisk Integration

19. #E2EVC #BRU Do you have this need now?

20. #E2EVC #BRU DesktopPlayer…synchronize to more ..Windows? ...

21. #E2EVC #BRU Yes… Tech Preview Available Soon Sign up: Citrix.com/DesktopPlayer Manu Chauhan - @manu_chauhan – Director, Product Management Harsh Gupta - @harshgupta80 - Product Manager - DesktopPlayer

22. #E2EVC #BRU XenClient App/Image Deployment Prep Image Install Apps and Configure Capture the Image Deploy

23. #E2EVC #BRU XenClient and DaaS • Manage Centrally with Local Execution • Deliver Layered Images Intelligently • Use Device-Native Management

24. #E2EVC #BRU • Use of XenClient for secure remote access • Remote deployment • Validated Endpoint • @150 users • 4 types of devices • Typical delivery time @ 2 hours

25. #E2EVC #BRU • Single instance management • (Pretty) suitable for COPE • (Pretty) suitable for BYOD (with DP) • Slightly different user experience experience • Bandwidth can be cumbersome • PvD useful for small # apps • DaaS - tricky– h/w; multi-tenancy; multi-domain

26. #E2EVC #BRU ..f*ck me Doug, this is an awesome piece of work

27. #E2EVC #BRU

28. #E2EVC #BRU Mirage Architecture

29. #E2EVC #BRU Same same, but different

30. #E2EVC #BRU Mirage.. layers..

31. #E2EVC #BRU This is not Virtual Layering • No HCL • Apps Installed Locally • Full Native Performance

32. #E2EVC #BRU Mirage Application Deployment

33. #E2EVC #BRU

34. #E2EVC #BRU

35. #E2EVC #BRU Delivery with Automation

36. #E2EVC #BRU New requirements drove: • Local execution • Centralized management • Mirage adopted for 7000 end-points • Rollout will (should) be 70% complete by end of August (4 months to get there) • Remote Deployment • 30mins for initial base image deployment – 12 mins re-image • Differential Imaging with data de-dupe. • Used with RES Software suite (could be SCCM, etc.) • Native as a Service (NaaS)

37. #E2EVC #BRU • Single instance management • Suitable for COPE • Suitable for BYOD • No changes to user experience • Bandwidth requirements low • Can be simply a backup tool • DaaS - native

38. #E2EVC #BRU Should Citrix have bought Wanova – Yes. Should Citrix have not bought XenClient – No.

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