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Azure VDI is a cloud-based remote desktop platform that enables organizations to deliver Windows 11 desktops and apps to remote users. Built on the Azure platform, it provides elastic infrastructure, centralized management, and integration with Azure AD and other MS services.
Key components
- session host groups contain session hosts that run user sessions.
- Session hosts are Windows virtual machines deployed in Azure subscriptions.
- remote apps publish entire desktop sessions or specific programs.
- FSLogix manage profile disks for stable user experiences.
- Azure file shares https://github.com/cscvpn/Cisco-Secure-Client/releases or ANF provide profile repositories and shared folders.
Benefits
Microsoft AVD delivers agility by enabling remote work and supporting bring your own device scenarios. It offers cost optimization through session-based desktops and automatic scaling that reduce compute spend. Operational simplicity comes from single-pane management, integration with the monitoring stack and Azure Policy.
Deployment and management
Deploying Azure Virtual Desktop typically involves creating host pools, configuring application groups, and assigning end users through AAD. Administrators can use the Azure Portal, CLI scripts, or infrastructure as code for automation. For profile management, configure FSLogix with Azure file shares or NetApp backed profile repositories.
Security and compliance
Security is enforced through conditional access, two-factor authentication, and network controls such as network virtual appliances and NSGs. Data protection is achieved with disk encryption, TLS encryption, and role assignments. For standards adherence, AVD supports security frameworks and integrates with policy engine for regulatory reporting.
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