Learn about the major concepts and terms for desktop virtualization and cloud management with this in-depth industry glossary.
Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) is a cloud-based service that securely delivers virtual desktops and apps, enabling flexible and scalable remote work.
The AVD Remote Desktop Client is a software application that lets you securely connect to Azure Virtual Desktop.
AVD's pricing model is based on consumption, so you only pay for what you use. The cost components are user access rights, compute, storage and networking.
To deploy AVD, you'll create a host pool, workspace, application group, and session host VMs, plus perhaps enable diagnostic settings and assign user access.
Learn how to connect to AVD from any operating system or device: Windows, macOS, iOS, Android/Chrome, or Web Browser.
Azure Load Balancer distributes network traffic across multiple resources to ensure application availability, scalability, and performance.
A Cloud PC is a virtual desktop hosted in the cloud, enabling users to securely access a full Windows environment from any device or location.
The Windows 365 enterprise installation process involves planning, configuration, deployment, and verification.
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