In 2021, the VDI Design Guide was launched as a great successor to the first book, including tons of great VDI use cases. @ITQ just launched the e-book, free of charge. Download it here:
itq.eu/itq-vdi-design-guide-…
@vmwarehorizon @VMware#vExpert#EUCvExpert
In 2021, the VDI Design Guide was launched as a great successor to the first book, including tons of great VDI use cases. @ITQ just launched the e-book, free of charge. Download it here:
itq.eu/itq-vdi-design-guide-…
@vmwarehorizon @VMware#vExpert#EUCvExpert
While I’m offline for a short sabbatical, @ITQ is offering you the best Christmas gift ever! Your very own @vdidesignguide Part 2, completely free of charge!
Pick it up while you can!!!
In 2021, we launched the free version of the VDI Design Guide, written by @vhojan. And we are really excited that now, in 2023, we can share the free version of the highly anticipated VDI Design Guide Part 2! Download here: lnkd.in/eiUdchzs#VDI#euc#endusercomputing
@ITQ is handing out Christmas gifts early! The first @vdidesignguide covered designing and building a VDI solution based on the #VCDX methodology. In this one, @vhojan showcases the art of the possible by covering some of the more complex and unique use cases. Get yours below 👇
In 2021, we launched the free version of the VDI Design Guide, written by @vhojan. And we are really excited that now, in 2023, we can share the free version of the highly anticipated VDI Design Guide Part 2! Download here: lnkd.in/eiUdchzs#VDI#euc#endusercomputing
Always awesome to see the @vdidesignguide in the @VMwareExplore book store. Even more awesome to see the book next to the Enterprise Architect book that helped me prepare for my #VCDX certificate. Coincidence that I bumped into @MarkGabbs there? Who knows!
#VMwareExplore
Best session of the conference. Scott Schultz from @Topgolf explains how they used @vmwarehorizon and @NVIDIAVirt to virtualize a game to augment Angry Birds. Proud that I have played a small role in this perfect use case for gaming on VDI! Find this case in the @vdidesignguide!
Nice article John! VDI workloads have some typical characteristics, which are partly dictated by the behavior of the desktop OS, but also by the application landscape and the end user. Be sure to know what you are sizing for and ALWAYS run an assessment to know the use cases..
The signed copy of the VDI Design Guide Part II goes to......................................................................................
Lars Troen @larstr!
Lars, congratulations. We will reach out by DM for the details!