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Implementing VMware Horizon 7.7

You're reading from   Implementing VMware Horizon 7.7 Manage and deploy the end-user computing infrastructure for your organization

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jan 2019
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ISBN-13 9781789617849
Length 520 pages
Edition 3rd Edition
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Jason Ventresco Jason Ventresco
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Preface 1. VMware Horizon Infrastructure Overview FREE CHAPTER 2. Implementing Horizon Connection Server 3. Implementing Horizon Composer 4. Implementing Horizon Security Server 5. Implementing Horizon Unified Access Gateway 6. Implementing a Horizon Cloud Pod 7. Creating Horizon Desktop Pools 8. Implementing the Microsoft Remote Desktop Services Application and Desktop Pools 9. Performing Horizon Pool Maintenance 10. Creating a Master Virtual Desktop Image 11. Implementing App Volumes 12. Implementing User Environment Manager 13. Implementing the Just-in-Time Management Platform (JMP) 14. Using Horizon PowerCLI 15. Assessments 16. Other Books You May Enjoy

Implementing App Volumes

VMware App Volumes is an optional component of VMware Horizon Enterprise Edition that extends two additional capabilities to virtual desktops:

  • It delivers natively installed applications on demand, independent of the desktop image, using shared App Volumes AppStacks.
  • It seamlessly roams user-installed applications between Horizon client sessions, even in non-persistent desktop environments using App Volumes Writable Volumes.

App Volumes uses vSphere VMDK files to enable transparent, on-demand, application portability without making any permanent changes to the virtual desktop. Applications are delivered and maintained using the App Volumes function and appear as if they were natively installed, because technically speaking they were. When used in combination with the software described in Chapter 12, Implementing User Environment Manager, you have the...

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