Providing the best user experience
Users have the freedom to connect to Azure Virtual Desktop from any capable device over the internet. You can use an Azure Virtual Desktop client to connect to published Windows desktops and applications. There are three flavors of client that you can use to connect: a native application on the device, a mobile app, or the Azure Virtual Desktop HTML5 web client.
You can improve application performance on session host virtual machines (VMs) by running apps near services by connecting to your data center or the cloud. This will reduce the risk of long loading times and keep your users productive.
User sign-in to Azure Virtual Desktop is much faster because user profiles are containerized using FSLogix profile containers. The user profile container is dynamically attached to the session host or VM in question at user sign-in. The user profile is made available and appears in the system exactly as a local user profile would.
You can provide individual ownership to session desktops using personal (persistent) desktops for those specific use cases. For example, you may want to offer personal remote desktops for members of a web development team. They would be able to add or remove programs without impacting other users on that virtual desktop.
