When we last looked at XenDesktop 5 scalability, we really focused on the user experience in that users should not be required to wait longer than 2.5 seconds before the system responded to an authentication or launch request. We said that if the controller got very busy due to logon storms, we could add additional [...]
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XenDesktop 5 Scalability – Site Capacity
Posted: March 7, 2011 in Scalability, UncategorizedTags: Database, design considerations, scalability, SQL, xendesktop
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XenDesktop 5 Scalability – XenDesktop Controller Capacity
Posted: February 28, 2011 in ScalabilityTags: design considerations, scalability, xendesktop
Think about the architecture of XenDesktop 5. One of the core components responsible for an acceptable user experience during the initial authentication and launch of the virtual desktop are the controllers. If these controllers get overloaded, it will take users longer to launch their virtual desktops. What is acceptable is based on the users and [...]
The truth about XenDesktop 4 scalability
Posted: May 5, 2010 in UncategorizedTags: design considerations, GeekSpeak, scalability, Synergy, xendesktop
We’ve heard about it, we’ve seen it and we’ve read about it from Citrix, from VMware, from Microsoft and from just about everyone else. We see one report showing one technology is better than the other but then we see another report showing the exact opposite. Doesn’t this leave you wondering what you should do next. You might be wondering what in the world am I talking about?
