What is Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) and why you should care?

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Название	:	What is Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) and why you should care?
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your video is good but with VDI, to use it smoothly for daily work, we must have strong server with expensive CPU, RAM, Storage and internet
Comment from : long hoang

You are doing a great job and I must say ,have watched many videos on HCI before i landed on your channel You explain things so well I have one request,could you please make videos on VMware solutions too??
Comment from : Sarita Brijesh

So people must buy computers so that they can use those computers to access virtual computers? Mind you there’s already cloud storage that allows for collaborating and starting stuff on the cloud! This just sounds like another way for big tech to make money I’m not sold
Comment from : Simphiwe Ntuli

just absolutely amazing
Comment from : raj nandi

You are a great teacher! Thanks for this video 😊
Comment from : Techbiz Academy

what you are doing is not virtual desktop but it is the abstract explanation of what it should bestill no one is able to make a video to efficiently demonstrate what it says?
Comment from : disclosure architecture

what kind of plexiglass plate did you use to write with the markers?
Comment from : disclosure architecture

Why VDI when we had VMs? Can someone explain? What is VDI solving that we cannot do by VMs If there anything special in VDI, why not give that feature in VMs?
Comment from : Vivek Acharya

Smooth explanation , can you tell us what kind of device and programs do you use for drawing and video editing ?
Comment from : Leadar

For those old enough do you remember Sun Micro Systems Sun Ray? 🤓🤓🤓
Comment from : p7272

vdi is trashbrall of them are pretty slow, and have a huge input/output delaybrtotally unusable for software development
Comment from : Pavlo Stelmakh

I don't know what we used previously and how things have changed Currently I am working on virtualization and I have created VDIs for my client using AWS, VMware and soon citrix The drawback is internet and login issues which I try to solve too
Comment from : Pragya k

Dells VxRail blows HPE VDI solution out of the water
Comment from : Vino_no_no

VPN is still a necessary to corporate companies who invested with onpremises servers and on process in migrating in cloud
Comment from : Kung FU Lao

Why oh why the annoying music I just don't get it
Comment from : Jazzie Red

Great content, but its the accent for me :)
Comment from : Cynthia Odari

informative
Comment from : Rama Rao Garapati

But VDI is very slow and it drastically reduces your productivity also once you don't have internet you can't work
Comment from : Vishal Sharma

that video like comes from 90's lol
Comment from : Get No

I need that shirt lol can you share the brand or a link plz?
Comment from : Bediar Sofiane

Gread ViDIo
Comment from : Ulysses Alves

God bless your daddy This is the best explanation out there
Comment from : Seun Opeyemi

You're an absolute genius I've watched 3 of your videos recently and I'm stuck I'll always keep revisiting
Comment from : Austin Harvard

Nice clear explanation, thanks for making this video :)
Comment from : Karima A

You explained very wellI have read so much about VDI and still couldn't get it properly Thanks for this video
Comment from : Jayesh Mehta

no one seems to be talking about the end user device or probably the thin client or whatever it's called Doesn't it adds the cost to have computer power on the central servers and an end user device also???
Comment from : Sunny

I'm amazed!
Comment from : Marco López

@3:08 I miss Windows XP! A very good explanation on VDI I think we can sell the idea of VDI more if we can share application licenses like PowerBI, AutoCAD, Photoshop Users are still not used to the idea of not having applications installed in their desktop/laptop The biggest factor holding this back is internet, not everyone has good internet while working from home Do we actually have the internet infrastructure ready for this Since March 2020 Microsoft have throtelled migration (older version of SP to SPO, experienced it first hand) I definitely see organization moving in this direction but it might not be for a while
Comment from : Fazlul Karim

Hey Markus Can you explain Nutanix Hyperconverge Vs VM Hypervisor Watched all your videos Well explained - thank you!
Comment from : Beopa Tsering

Wow what an awesome accomplishment for the team that have set this environment up for the Netherlands Cancer Institute Sounds very cool!
Comment from : Artiom Kocharov

I am a new subscriber This VDI concept is at least 40 years old In UNIX we had X What happened with X?brAnyhow, can you list actual working implementations of VDI? When I want to provide VDI from my home lab server, what hardware software can I buy and install?
Comment from : Miklos Nemeth

Markus, do you have an idea of how much internet bandwidth should be allocated to each user to ensure a good user experience? I gather from what you have said about the need for GPUs that there is a high demand on bandwidth
Comment from : Yves Ephraim

so simple way thanks for this wonderful explaination
Comment from : Shoaib Shoukat

Sounds like a mainframe with GPU
Comment from : yogibearstie

my company uses VDI and they also have Office 365 and sharepoint Do you think it is still important to use VDI if they have the subscription of all Microsoft applications and they can store all docs in sharepoint Pl explain what is the difference between office 365 and sharepoint and VDI
Comment from : AnimationIsAwesome

@Markus Leinonen: Can you compare this with SDWAN? Thank you
Comment from : Sriram Natarajan

So much good information But I'm unclear why VPN is not part of the function What special about VDI that skips that component? We use VMWare Horizon as well, but the users must first hit the network with VPN to see the resources they want to connect to
Comment from : J Fred Beck