mClouds Virtual workstations

White Paper: Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI, Virtual Desktop Infrastructure)

2021: Launch Virtual Workstations

Master Integration (Master Technology) On October 14, 2021, the company launched a "jobs" service for corporate customers Virtual. In the context of continuing pandemics and the need to ensure uninterrupted remote operation virtualization jobs, it is still relevant.

The service allows you to quickly deploy and use desktops in the cloud. If necessary, they are easy to scale, and at the connection stage there is no need for large investments. The service is based on Citrix technologies.

Service application options: VDI
1. Virtual desktops for Autodesk AutoCAD, Revit, Maya, and ArcGIS
2. Transfer of employees to remote work
3. Heavy Applications - Don't Buy Powerful Workstations
4. Optimizing Equipment Costs for Workplaces
5. Security - Access and Application Control

Desktop configuration and management is centralized. The system administrator has full control over the user environment, and employees can work anywhere in the world. All information is hosted on a cloud platform to help prevent data loss when the target device is lost. Data is stored in a secure Tier III data center.

Companies that need powerful computing resources or work with heavy graphics applications can take advantage of VDI GPU - this is desktop virtualization with a graphics processor based on the Nvidia Tesla M10 GPU accelerator. Access to specialized programs in the cloud is possible from almost any device, regardless of its performance.

The cloud becomes a virtual infrastructure office that has everything you need to work: servers, desktops, an enterprise file exchange, and a service for storing backups. Configuration and implementation takes several minutes. Due to the introduction of VDI GPU in our arsenal, customers do not need to think about purchasing workstations with expensive dedicated video adapters for employees, for example, for the purpose of designing in 3D. Now all, even the most difficult work, can happen in the cloud, "said Alexander Ivannikov, director of development of the cloud provider mClouds.