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Virtual desktop Infrastructure (VDI)
What is Virtual desktop Infrastructure (VDI)?
Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) is a desktop virtualization technology wherein a desktop operating system, typically Microsoft Windows or Linux, runs on a server managed in a data center. The virtual desktop image is delivered over a network to an endpoint device, which allows the user to interact with the operating system and its applications as if they were running locally. The endpoint may be a traditional PC, thin client device or a mobile device. Access to those resources is delivered via encrypted protocols that secure the connection from the user’s device to the data center.
Benefits:
Enhance security and centralization
Security inherent in virtualized desktops and apps ensures that data stays in the data center, and access to those resources is delivered via encrypted protocols that secure the connection from the user’s device to the data center.
High Performance at lower cost
In the past, its high-performance requirements made it costly and challenging to deploy. However, the rise in enterprise adoption of hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) offers a solution that provides scalability and high performance at a lower cost.
Remote access
VDI users can connect to their virtual desktop from any location or device, making it easy for employees to access all their files and applications and work remotely from anywhere in the world.
Persistent vs. non-persistent deployment Options
Under persistent VDI, a user always logs into the same desktop image, with all changes to its applications and data retained. That allows for full personalization. In contrast, non-persistent VDI doesn’t save any changes.
VDI provides the following feature sets:
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