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AWS WorkSpaces – Integrating Liquidware ProfileUnity

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Years ago, when I started working with Citrix MetaFrame 1.8, I don’t recall ANY conversations centered around user profile/settings management.  Through the haze of memory, it seems like the biggest factor affecting end-user satisfaction was ensuring the appropriate mailbox was accessed when Outlook was launched from the MetaFrame server.  Then as things progressed toward shared […]

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AWS WorkSpaces – Creating a WorkSpace Using an AD Connector

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As a continuation of the AWS WorkSpaces series, I’ll detail the steps to deploy a WorkSpace into an Active Directory domain using a customized WorkSpace bundle in this post. Creating a WorkSpace Using an AD Connector Within the AWS console, click WorkSpaces under the Desktop & App Streaming heading. On the WorkSpaces page, click WorkSpaces

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AWS WorkSpaces – Building a Customized Image Bundle

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A standard procedure in any VDI deployment is to create a customized “gold image”.  A gold image is simply a template machine on which the computing environment (OS, updates, applications, etc.) is customized to meet the needs of an organization, and this image then serves as the foundation from which copies/virtual desktops are built.  There

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AWS WorkSpaces – Creating an AD Connector

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In order to join an AWS WorkSpace to and then login using existing “on-prem” Active Directory domain credentials, a WorkSpace directory using an AD Connector must be created. Amazon WorkSpaces uses a directory to store and manage information for your WorkSpaces and users. AD Connector Prerequisites Before jumping directly into creating the AD Connector, be

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