Tài liệu Deploying Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

Many companies are interested in deploying virtual desktops to enhance data protection, improve disaster recovery, increase agility, reduce costs, and more. By 2013, Gartner expects that 49 million of the near 500 million enterprise desktops will be virtualized representing 10% of the total enterprise desktops. What will those companies gain? What will they give up? To start off, we'll cover the VDI drivers behind the growth. Then, we'll cover VDI architectures and technologies including virtualization and display protocols. We'll explore the implications of deploying VDI to the data center compute, storage, network, load balancing, and security. We'll cover how to deliver the virtual desktops over the WAN using acceleration with details on the network bandwidth and latency requirements of common applications. On the desktop, we'll address thin, hybrid, and thick client strategies for various types of users addressing their general benefits and/or limitations. Lastly, we'll cover the reality of VDI on common enterprise client compute requirements like printing, USB peripherals, video streaming, and Unified Communications. The 3 takeaways for attendees are how to: 1. scale the data center 2. secure hosted virtual desktop 3. preserve the user experience while centralizing client/server applications.