Azure Virtual Desktop - How to set it up for simple scenarios
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- In this video I'll go through the steps of setting up Azure Virtual Desktop for super simple scenarios, both with Azure AD joined session hosts and AD joined session hosts.
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Was setting up AVD harder or easier than you thought? Any specific scenarios you would like to see videos on?
Way harder, somehow my implementation always fails... on the stage of the 3:09 minute mark of your video.
Yup, that's probably the most likely place to fail. 8/10 times when it fails at this point for me it's because I entered the wrong credentials for joining AD.
You can often find good info by clicking on the Operation details for the task that fails. Not always the easiest job in the world to decipher what actually went wrong, but I would start there :)
@@PetterTech I managed to get further, however when I assigned my user to the hostgroup, no connections appear.. At least the VM is deployed now :P
Sir you made it look so easy. Thank you!
You’re very welcome :)
Very helpful video 👍
Question - Does screen saver(not lock screen) feature works on AVD?
Thanks for the feedback ❤️
To your question: it depends on what you define as "works".
You can trigger a screen saver manually, but it will not run automatically on the idle timeout you specify.
That being said, I would really not recommend using a screen saver within an rdp session (as AVD and W365 sessions are) as the performance of it will usually be pretty bad and it would be a waste of compute and bandwith.
But I am curious: Why would you want a screen saver to run in AVD?
@@PetterTech thankyou for the reply
I have a client who has asked this question 😂 and I am struggling with the answer
I know it doesn't work on RDP but sure of AVD
Flip the question right back to your client: why do you want screen saver with AVD? 😅
@@PetterTech 😂😂 I wish I could say that
But I am gonna say "No, screen saver wont work on AVD"
Sounds like a good plan 👍
Hello,
I am beginner with Microsoft Azure, and I want to setup a server and install GitHub or GitLab, Visual Studio Code and other apps to allow developers who are users and registered in Azure Active directory to access remotely without able to copy or download the code.
I have read that I should use Microsoft Azure Virtual desktop, but my question how to share GitHub or GitLab repo between them and how control our rights for code as explained before?
Note some users will work remotely and others will work in the company workplace
Hope to support for best solutions fit for small business, we are about 5 developers.
My suggestion would be to setup your own GitLab server either in the same vNet as your session host or in a vNet accessible from the session hosts. That way you can store you code on it and have it only accessible from within AVD.
Perhaps also consider configuring the host pool to not allow access to clipboard or local resources