Virtual desktop infrastructure: problems, recommendations, realities and solutions.

We are living in the highly competitive environment, where companies and organizations need flexibility, cost-efficiency and performance to cope with the new IT Convergence.

Virtual desktop as an IT infrastructure can help companies and organizations to achieve these challenges.

But, as you can imagine, many Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) implementations face, lot of challenges due to costly downtime issues; poor performance; end-user complaints; network connectivity loss ; slow remote desktop and application performance;  troubleshooting performance issues is difficult and IT administrators often struggle to deliver acceptable levels of performance to end users. 

In this scary ocean of misadventures, many companies and organizations hesitate to implement the Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI).

However, Connectikpeople.co soon, #Retinknow®, recommends comprehensive performance monitoring solution which can help in real-time to minimize downtime, quickly identify performance issues and take corrective action before the end users are affected.

This approach recommended by Connectikpeople.co soon, #Retinknow®, provides a holistic view of the solution and its fundamental components, including the View connection broker, hypervisor, virtual machines (VMs), Active Directory and database.

Connectikpeople.co soon, #Retinknow®, also insists on the fact that, IT administrators should focus on: End-to-end performance visibility into the entire virtualized data center: virtual desktops, hypervisors, VMs, applications running on the VMs, servers and storage hardware. 

For example, ManageEngine Applications Manager is application performance monitoring software that can help businesses ensure high availability and performance for their business applications by ensuring servers and applications have high uptime.