Move Your Desktops and Apps to AWS End User Computing
summary
Overview of AWS End User Computing services with concrete claims and integrations: Amazon WorkSpaces delivers managed desktops (Windows/Linux) over PC-over-IP encrypted streaming, supports bring-your-own-license, hourly or monthly billing, AD integration, KMS encryption, VPN/Direct Connect and GPU bundles; AppStream 2.0 streams apps via SAML 2.0 with auto-scaling and GPU instances; WorkDocs is region-selectable, encrypted, SDK-enabled. Example deployments scale to 25,000 users with reported $17M annual savings and a temporary free 50-WorkSpaces offer.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:30AWS Services
- 4:08AWS Workspaces
- 4:37Changing Workforces
- 6:38Our Mission
- 7:57Amazon Workspaces
- 10:25Use Cases
- 12:46Workspaces
- 13:42Data Security
- 14:59Configure Workspaces
- 15:23Quick Setup
- 15:34Bundles
- 16:37Advanced Workspace Architecture
- 17:43Customer Example
- 18:54Work From Home Offer
- 19:23Amazon AppStream
- 21:18AppStream use cases
- 24:14Customer success story
- 24:44Amazon Workdocs
- 28:24Halliburton
- 28:48Next Steps
- 29:17Resources
- 29:58Recap
- 31:08Thank You
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