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When moving resources into the data center, you have a lot of things to think about. With all the moving pieces you’re juggling, the connection broker is probably the last thing on your mind. But, it happens to also be a very important piece, and waiting until you’ve designed the rest of your data center to consider the connection broker can be detrimental to the overall usability of your system. This eBook discusses 5 scenarios where including a connection broker into your design from the get-go can future-proof and improve your hosted desktop solution.
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As an MSP, a Desktops-as-a-Service offering revolutionizes how you and your customers think about desktop management. For your clients, outsourcing their desktops means reduced hardware costs, improved mobility, and trading a CapEX for an OpEX. For you, it's a whole new recurring revenue stream.
However, building a new DaaS offering that meets all of your customers needs and use cases involves a little set up. In this eBook, we go step-by-step on what to consider when building a DaaS offering.
Enterprises around the world are realizing the benefits of hosting open source Linux operating systems in internal datacenters and delivering Linux virtual machines to end users. While most VDI solutions have Microsoft Windows Operating Systems down pat, Linux often gets short-changed. Enter the Leostream Connection Broker, the centralized connection management layer you need to deliver physical and virtual desktops. Using Leostream, you can provide users with access to the right type of desktop, including Linux!
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One of the biggest roadblocks our IT professionals face when leveraging public cloud resources for hosted desktops is a lackluster experience for graphics-intensive users.
Well, the wait for graphics-rich hosted desktops is over as we are pleased to announce, with the launch of our new Leostream Connection Broker 8.2, we have included Microsoft Azure Clouds integration!
Organizations can improve resource utilization and provide pixel-perfect screen rendering through a strategic combination of connection broker and display protocol technologies. Advanced display protocols, such as OpenText Exceed onDemand, provide innovative designs that deliver complex 2-D and 3-D X Window applications to users, whether they are just down the hallway or halfway across the globe.
This whitepaper describes how to combine the Leostream and OpenText solutions to optimize resource utilization and user productivity.
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With a little care and planning, public clouds such as AWS become perfect places to host desktops-as-a-service. By being diligent about how and when you rack up compute costs, you can offer a DaaS solution at competitive rates and still earn a healthy margin.
In this tip sheet we'll cover five ways to keep your costs in check and offer strategies for controlling public cloud costs for desktops as a service.
Snow days, sick days, any out-of-the-office days can turn into productive days with the right remote access solution. By using the Leostream Connection Broker to provide users with remote access to their desktops, enterprises can reap the benefits of remote access while securing and managing their desktops using the benefits found in an enterprise-class VDI connection broker. This whitepaper shows how, in five simple steps, you can configure Leostream to provide remote access to your users.
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Your virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) needs to be robust, highly resistant to failure, and flexible enough to meet individual user needs, but there are a host of other questions that need to be addressed in order to ensure a successful VDI rollout. This short guide provides a series of questions related to five areas important for VDI deployment planning including: heterogeneous systems, viewer protocols, authentication and directory services, desktop control, and policies.
The combination of HPE Moonshot with the Leostream Connection Broker and HP RGS provides a full-stack solution that simplifies the IT task of managing HDI at a lower cost and with better end-user experience.
The purpose of this document is to describe a recommended architecture/solution, and to provide the information necessary to configure Leostream for use with HPE Moonshot.
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Are you looking to harness the benefits of OpenStack for virtual desktops? Through a strategic combination of connection broker, hypervisor and display protocol technologies organizations can improve resource utilization and manage OpenStack VDI/DaaS at scale.
In this blueprint we outline the building blocks for hosting virtual desktops with ease.
Capacity management is a must for large-scale virtual and hosted desktop deployments.This takes careful planning and the right tools.
In our new guide, we've outlined some practical ways to use the Leostream Connection Broker to ensure that IT resources are appropriately allocated in the most cost effective way
As we wind down 2015, it’s time to assess which trends are here to stay. More importantly, what emerging innovations are in store? From Linux VDI and OpenStack DaaS, to public cloud deployments and container technology, these trends have the potential to turn heads.
With the new year upon us and the industry eager for something fresh, we've outlined the top five technology trends you can expect to see in 2016.
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Create a large-scale virtual desktop environment hosted in an OpenStack Cloud.
In this whitepaper, we’ll address how the Teradici Pervasive Computing Platform enables OpenStack VDI/DaaS for any user and use case and how the Leostream Connection Broker provides a complete virtual desktop management layer.
Many healthcare institutions are turning to desktop virtualization to provide fast and reliable connections, ease systems management, and protect confidential information by keeping it off of end-user terminals.
In this whitepaper we explore why healthcare institutions are looking to VDI to maintain a compliant desktop infrastructure while providing secure end-user access point. Secondly, we’ll introduce the Leostream Connection Broker, which provides the management console to oversee the entire desktop environment.
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In a world where mobility and BYOD are the new reality, running virtual desktops from the public cloud is a compelling alternative to traditional virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI).
In this eBook we discuss why AWS is a natural environment for moving workloads to the cloud and how you can leverage Leostream to fine-tune your desktops-as-a-service (DaaS) initiative.
Chances are, your workforce utilizes the cloud in one way or another, maybe for their email or CRM system, but what about their desktops? When is the right time to move your workforce's desktops into the cloud? This Leostream eBook describes eight sure signs that indicate, there's no time like the present.
Leostream, a vendor-independent software company, is a driver in the evolving virtualization space and a leader in the management of end-user resources hosted in the data center. Our Connection Broker product provides a comprehensive and scalable solution for organizations to deliver and manage desktops, remote sessions, and hosted applications to end-users. The Leostream Connection Broker enables service providers to deliver Desktops-as-a-Service from a wide range of both public and private cloud hosting platforms.
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