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Mastering Netscaler VPX

You're reading from   Mastering Netscaler VPX Learn how to deploy and configure all the available Citrix NetScaler features with the best practices and techniques you need to know

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Product type Paperback
Published in Nov 2015
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781785281730
Length 218 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Rick Roetenberg Rick Roetenberg
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Marius Sandbu Marius Sandbu
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Preface 1. Configuring the Standard Features of NetScaler® 2. Using the Features of NetScaler® AppExpert FREE CHAPTER 3. Integration with Citrix® Components 4. Traffic Management 5. Tuning and Monitoring NetScaler® Performances 6. Security Features and Troubleshooting 7. Real-World Deployment Scenarios Index

A small PoC VDI environment


First of all, let's start what we and Citrix actually mean by Proof of Concept (PoC). When we are implementing a PoC environment, we want to provide the customer with an opportunity to "test drive" the core processes in order to validate that their needs are met as expected.

A PoC should answer the following questions:

  • Will the technology meet our needs?

  • Will the product perform as advertised?

  • Will the prospective end user be productive with the new way of doing this?

  • Will the ultimate solution be feasible?

These questions need to be answered to determine whether a PoC has succeeded.

Besides a proof of concept, we also have a pilot environment. A pilot environment is an almost production-ready environment.

The following differences need to be kept in mind while choosing the right name for the right project:

 

Proof of concept

Pilot

Goal

Proving the possibility of a solution or a critical aspect of a solution.

The first step towards a production deployment

Scope

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