You have a choice between On-premises, AWS, VMware Cloud on Dell EMC, Azure, VMware Engine on Google Cloud or VMware engine on Oracle Cloud. New Deployment Options – when installing Horizon connection server 8, you can deploy it to different locations. The Horizon 8 has the HTML access active for all desktop pools and RDSH farms by default so no additional config is necessary. HTML Access by default – In Horizon 7 and previous releases, the HTML access had to be installed (via separate component) and activated. The previous version of CRBC 1.0 has had only 2Gb of cache where the new release of CBRC 2.0 allows you to use up to 32Gb of RAM. Support for CRBC 2.0 – Content Read Based Cache (CRBC) uses RAM on each host to cache common data blocs to avoid boot storms or lower the number of IOPs. This was certainly a request for large infrastructure upgrades. But the 2006 release brings a possibility to upgrade up to 3 pods in parallel. Often the upgrade process is happening one-after-another. Parallel upgrades of connection servers – Horizon pods working together allows scaling out of the infrastructure. VMware Horizon 8 (now branded as 2006 release) has brought some significant enhancements and new features. With all remote workers, enterprises also need secure access, centralized management and performant VDI infrastructure. Considered not very effective just 6 month ago, remote work is the new normal. The global pandemic situation is accelerating the deployment of VDI and work-from-anywhere environments.ĭuring such a crisis every enterprise must work as efficiently and as secure possible and remote work is just one of the best cases.
VMware has released new major update to their flagship virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) suite Horizon 8.
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