Robust cloud networks which can accommodate large numbers of incoming connections.Leveraging geo-locality to bring remote desktops and data closer to end users.Some of the benefits which can be derived from a cloud-based VDI architecture include: Therefore, many enterprises consider leveraging hybrid deployment models. Providing a net new (or even expanding currently available) VDI infrastructure to accommodate possibly all company employees is challenging when using only on-premises datacenter resources. Many organizations turn to the benefits of virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) and applications virtualization technology to alleviate this struggle. The requirement to enable new approaches to access internal IT resources in the shortest time possible while maintaining security, performance and usability for end users is one example of the often-overwhelming challenges. The inability of organizations to provide timely resolutions poses a huge risk to the entire business, leading to suboptimal decisions and wasting of already limited resources and budgets. The most critical of those challenges is that of timing. The current global pandemic and the uncertainty that comes with it brings numerous new challenges for enterprise IT. VMC and VMware HCX offers a flexible, secure, and rapid way to transfer only required application workloads to the cloud without “lock-in” and redesign, providing full control over resource utilization and with ability to perform a reverse migration to on-premises or other cloud if needed. However, with applications still residing on-premises and consumed by VDI users in the cloud, unforeseen latency and network degradation might ruin the end user experience. VMware powered hybrid clouds (VMC) enables a rapid VDI deployment. Shifting to the “work from home” model poses a lot of immediate challenges for Enterprises.
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