
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure alternatives
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure is an advanced technology that revolves around the use of virtual machines to provide and manage virtual desktops. Its main function is to host desktop environments on a centralized server and deploy it at the behest of the end-user overseeing everything. VDI performs its functionalities by segmenting servers into virtual machines, which are the source machines of virtual desktops, remotely accessed by the user from their devices. Users use a connection broker to link to their desktop instances. A connection broker is merely a software-based gateway that fulfills the role of intermediary between the server and user.









