Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) Services
Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) enables the controlled delivery of Windows desktops and applications to users. Cloud PCS’s AVD services include two deployment options: the AVD service running in the Azure environment and the AVD Hybrid service, which leverages the organization’s own infrastructure.
Choose the AVD service that’s right for your organization
The appropriate deployment model depends on where the organization’s applications, data, and AVD servers are located. In the AVD service, the environment is deployed on Azure. In the AVD Hybrid service, centralized AVD management is integrated with the organization’s own infrastructure.
AVD Service
In the AVD service, virtual Windows desktops, applications, and AVD servers are deployed in the Azure environment. The service is ideal for organizations that want a centrally managed and flexibly scalable virtual desktop environment without having to maintain AVD servers in their own environment. Learn more about the AVD service.
For more information on deployment, management, and security, visit the Azure Virtual Desktop FAQ page.
AVD Hybrid Service
The AVD Hybrid service combines the centralized management of Azure Virtual Desktop with the organization’s own infrastructure. Users’ virtual Windows desktops and applications run on AVD servers located within the organization’s own environment. This service is ideal for situations where you want to keep applications, data, or your current server environment within your own infrastructure. Learn more about the AVD Hybrid service
For more information on deployment, management, and data security, visit the AVD Hybrid FAQ page.
For more information about the features of Azure Virtual Desktop, see the Microsoft documentation.