For many years we ve been hearing that the future of the desktop is going to be VDI. Clearly that hasn t happened. Server virtualization has been wildly successful, so why not VDI and desktop virtualization It started when VDI vendors made wild promises in the mid-2000s. Some of them were true, some were a stretch, and some were just plain misleading. The VDI Delusion digs into these into these claims, taking a technical look at some of the common myths around desktop virtualization. It also examines practical reasons why many VDI pilots and proofs of concept fail to go full scale or just plain fail completely. Of course there are many good reasons to use VDI, which are also covered in this book. Brian, Gabe, and Jack aren t actually VDI haters they just don't like it when it s used inappropriately! They outline practical, concrete reasons for using VDI and other server-based computing solutions in addition to all the poor reasons people try and fail. The middle portion of The VDI Delusion examines why desktop virtualization is so difficult in the first place, and what organizations really want out of it. Taking a look at Windows desktops and how they re virtualized forces users to come up with a definition of a desktop that goes beyond a a Windows image, a laptop, or any other device. So is the PC dead Is the keyboard and mouse dead Is the desktop dead Or is a desktop is really a collection of applications, data, and settings Many of us know that Windows can be virtualized to deliver applications, data, and settings as a service, but now it s joined by mobile apps, SaaS, and web apps, and strained by users that want to do anything anywhere, anytime, from any device. These new technologies have many advantages while adding new challenges. Windows used to provide the framework for unifying apps, data, and settings
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