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Load Balancing for Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) also called application and desktop virtualization environments, allows anyone, employees or contractors, to have secure, on-demand access to their applications and desktops. Access is from any device (PCs, MACs, desktops, tablets or smartphones), anywhere (globally), anytime (24X7).

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Kemp LoadMaster improves application experience for these VDI environments

Remote Desktop

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Virtual Apps and Desktops (StoreFront)

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Horizon View

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Parallels RAS

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Efficient and cost effective delivery of VDI

While each vendor has specific key architectural components to implement application and desktop virtualization, common elements include: user devices, sometimes with a thin/headless client, a gateway, front-end servers, back-end servers and a directory service.

Some vendors consolidate multiple functions reducing the number of components through which traffic traverses. The thin/headless client functions as a beacon to allow connections between users and back-end servers. The gateway securely manages traffic to and from the user and the back-end servers. The front-end servers serve as an intermediary between the directory service, the gateway, and the back-end servers, resolving AAA and access to resources. The directory service provides AAA services. Finally, the back-end servers host the applications and desktops.

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