Unlock excellent end user experience with hybrid cloud DaaS
summary
Nutanix sells a hybrid DaaS that runs a control plane in AWS while hosting workloads either in AWS or on-prem Nutanix HCI, turning Windows apps into web apps (early demo: Photoshop in a browser on AWS GPU instances). It supports persistent and non‑persistent desktops, one‑click cloud and AD integrations, and customers scale to 15,000 users quickly. Security certifications include FedRAMP and SOC/ISO attestations and new private‑networking via Direct Connect. Peripheral support includes a frame virtual printer that outputs PDFs to the local machine.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction to hybrid cloud DaaS
- 1:23Nutanix company overview
- 3:13Frame acquisition and cloud origins
- 4:39Frame hybrid cloud capabilities
- 7:28Security and certifications in Frame
- 8:11Simplicity and ease of use
- 9:55Any application support including GPU workloads
- 11:41Hybrid storage and identity integrations
- 13:10Single control plane for cloud and on-prem
- 14:13CIO perspective on Frame benefits
- 15:40Usage patterns and cost efficiency
- 16:43Private networking on AWS
- 17:23Key takeaways and demo overview
- 18:29Q&A session
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