Multi-Site High availability for VDI comes in different forms and flavors as it depends on many variables especially networking. Initial design planning for VDI availability between sites/regions should be well though off as Virtualization, Storage, Networking, and Security components tie together with a very specific configuration to provide an highly available environment with minimal downtime if none. This is where Multi-Site Active-Active or Active-Passive Disaster Recovery VDI infrastructure design and deploy comes to play. That been said “With great power comes great responsibility”, giving your users the luxury of Anywhere, Anytime, and Any Device workspace then taking it away for any reason that being a catastrophe or a minor Datacenter glitch is not an option in the current world we live in and the workspace environment we have come accustomed to. VDI deployments are no walk in the park, so many components are involved in an VDI environment that everything has to be correctly in-place for a successful result yet post-deployment operations advantages do outweigh the hectic job required at pre-deployment so planning is of the essence. The recent and rapid advancements in Technology (HCI, Cloud, Graphics, SDN, Endpoints, Automation, Security …), Pricing, and Workspace is now mature enough placing VDI in the frontier of business/IT demand.
VMware Horizon 7 Multi-Site with Microsoft Azure GSLB Traffic Manager Introduction:įinally VDI “ Virtual Desktop Infrastructure” has taken off as it should have years ago making 2017 undisputedly the year of VDI. VMware Horizon 7 VDI Active-Active/Passive Multi-Site Disaster Recovery Part 2
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