Simply said: it has been really crazy the last 2 years…
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Micha Wets
If you are using ARM-templates & Desired State Configuration (DSC) for your RDS deployments, you will be able to cover almost all your needs. But you could also use different options or technologies for your needs.
With the launch of the HTML5 Webclient for Remote Desktop Services (RDS) 2016, Microsoft has released a great feature. Because all existing software can be used inside any browser, without rewriting the application. We wrote an introduction about the Webclient, which you can find here: https://blog.aspex.be/en/microsoft-remote-desktop-client-first-look
Last week at Ignite, Microsoft announced the new name and model for RDmi: Windows Virtual Desktop or shortened to WVD (follow me on Twitter or search for #RDmiEvolved and #MsWvd) A few things have changed since my latest blog about RDmi (https://www.cloud-architect.be/2018/03/27/rdmi-update-rdmi-compared-rds/) which I will describe below. We already knew a few things in advance, but we were not allowed to share them in public, until now!
[UPDATE 2019-03-10] I did an update on the module introducing some new features. You should read the update first before continuing here:
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I started as a junior System Engineer in 2005, but over the years, I acquired more knowledge & skills as a DevOps engineer and have in depth knowledge of private, hybrid and public clouds.
I founded my company to use this experience & knowledge to assist companies with their current & new projects.
In December 2018, I became Microsoft MVP on Windows Virtual Desktop