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Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop Infrastructure: Benefits and Deployment

In the fast-evolving world of remote work, businesses are seeking secure and scalable solutions to enable workforce productivity. Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) emerges as a game-changing solution, offering centralized security, cross-platform accessibility, and cost-efficient multi-session capability.

 

This blog, Part 1, explores the key features and advantages of Azure VDI, highlighting the perquisites for Microsoft Azure VDI deployment. In Part 2, you can check out the complete deployment process for Azure VDI.

 

What is Azure Virtual Desktop Infrastructure?

Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop is a cloud-based virtual desktop infrastructure that enables seamless access to enterprise computer systems from a variety of devices, such as personal computers, smartphones, and tablets. By eliminating the necessity for physical machines and their management, VDI empowers authorized users to securely access company servers, files, applications, and services through a secure desktop client or browser from any approved device.

 

This centralized approach has become the preferred choice for businesses, supporting remote and branch office workers and facilitating access for contractors and partners. Azure VDI caters to remote and in-house teams, fostering seamless collaboration and efficiency.

 

Key Advantages of Azure VDI Solution

 

  • Centralized Security and Full Infrastructure Control

    Azure VDI offers centralized security with full administrative control, safeguarding data and applications from potential threats.

  • Scalability for Dynamic Business Needs

    AVD's ability to scale resources as per business requirements ensure organizations stay agile and responsive to changing workloads.

  • Customizable Workloads and User Experiences

    Azure VDI provides four configurable workload profiles: Light, Medium, Heavy, and Power.

  • Cross-Platform Accessibility

    AVD supports wide range of devices and operating systems, including Windows, MacOS, Android, iOS, and web clients. Users can access virtual desktops and applications from any modern browser, enhancing flexibility and productivity.

  • Simplify Administrative Tasks

    Reduces complexity as admins no need to manage web access, diagnostics, Gateway management, and Load Balancing on Servers.

  • Cost-Efficient Multi-Session Capability

    Azure VDI enables multiple users to share a single VM with multi-session capability, optimizing resource utilization and reducing infrastructure expenses, making it a cost-effective solution.

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