Overview In this post, we’ll look at how we can integrate Amazon AppStream and Okta? Why do this? I’m doing it because I’m looking for one place to go to gain access to ALL of the AppStream stacks I have access to. As you build out an AppStream infrastructure, a single user could have access […]
Integrate Amazon AppStream and Okta: Creating Okta Applications – Part 1 of 3 Read Post »
To this point in our AppStream deployment, we’ve created an image and built a streaming instance fleet. In this post, we’ll cover the steps necessary to create the AppStream stack, assign users, and test access. Remember from the first post that a stack is the means by which streamed desktops and applications are made available
Streaming Non-Persistent Virtual Desktops with Amazon AppStream 2.0 – Create the Stack! Read Post »
In the first post of this AppStream series, we created an AppStream Image using the Image Builder. With the image created, we will focus on the task of building our fleet. Remember from the first post that a fleet consists of a number of “streaming instances” that service the streaming demand. If you’re familiar with
Streaming Non-Persistent Virtual Desktops with Amazon AppStream 2.0 – Build the Fleet! Read Post »
Overview A fairly common ask in relation to the AWS End-User Computing portfolio had been a non-persistent virtual desktop. That ask was answered in August 2020 when AWS introduced a new feature called Desktop View, which provides a desktop experience through Amazon AppStream. In this multi-part series, I’ll go through the process to create and
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