You can use App Volumes to instantly deliver these applications. You can read more about the details and numerous benefits of App Volumes in this blog: Real-Time Application Delivery and Lifecycle Management with VMware App Volumes.Ĭertain applications, by their nature, cannot be virtualized. Not only can App Volumes be used with VMware Horizon with View virtual desktops, but it can also be used with Citrix XenDesktop virtual desktops, Citrix XenApp servers, and Microsoft RDSH desktops and applications.įigure 1: Traditional App Model Versus Real-Time App Model
In addition, this solution is versatile: App Volumes can be incorporated into other VDI and non-VDI environments. The App Volumes approach definitely takes the pain out of application delivery management. AppStacks can even be attached after a user is already logged in. As soon as a user logs in to their desktop, the applications contained in their assigned VMDKs, or AppStacks, appear and function as if natively installed. These VMDKs can be assigned to a user, group, or device. App Volumes stores applications in shared read-only virtual disks (VMDK files) that instantly attach to desktops. VMware App Volumes (formerly CloudVolumes) provides real-time application delivery, with application life cycle management, to end users and desktops. What Is VMware App Volumes and When Would You Use It? Let us recap what each product does and the benefits offered. There is no hard and fast rule, as individual requirements differ from environment to environment. So, should you combine App Volumes and ThinApp, or not? The short answer is: It depends. In this blog, we will discuss the benefits of each product, and how those benefits can be magnified when you combine App Volumes and ThinApp. If you use VMware ThinApp for application virtualization, you may be wondering if there are any significant benefits to combining the two products. Perhaps you have already downloaded and tested a trial version. Since the general availability of VMware App Volumes (formerly known as CloudVolumes), you have probably read about the many benefits that App Volumes can bring to your environment. By Gina Daly, Technical Writer for Technical Marketing, End-User Computing, VMware
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