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ArchY.net Site, Azure, Azure, Cloud, Microsoft
When I woke up this morning, I guessed something was wrong as I didn’t had wifi with my phone… My homelab died with at least a disk faillure, maybe memory module damage.. Anyway, my XenServer @ Home is dead for good. Remember this ? Project XenServer @ Home back in 2008 then 2011 I’ve made almost all...
Azure, Azure, Citrix, Cloud, CloudBridge, Microsoft, VDI, Windows 10, Windows 2016, XenApp, XenDesktop
In the first part of this blog [CloudBursting XenApp / XenDesktop in Azure 1/2] I showed you how to use Citrix Studio console to add a hosting connection to Azure from your local Delivery Controller, to create a Machine Catalog and provision Virtual Machines directly in Azure. In another blog [Cloudify my Lab with Microsoft...
Azure, Azure, Citrix, Cloud, CloudBridge, Microsoft, NetScaler, VDI, Windows 10, XenApp, XenDesktop
3 years ago I wrote this blog Cloudify my lab with Microsoft Azure, since, many things moved on on the Microsoft side, more options, Netscaler available as well in Azure, I though it was time to update and extend this blog. Here is what you will need if you want to do it by yourself, this is...
Azure, Citrix, Cloud, Experience, Microsoft, XenApp, XenDesktop
Being able to extend your existing infrastructure to a cloud provider is a great option if you need more power for a specific period. In a previous blog (XenApp on Azure, is it really that easy ?) I show you how to have a fully existing infrastructure, fully hosted in Azure, in few click and...
Azure, Microsoft, Windows 2012R2, Windows 2016, XenApp
I read everywhere deploying XenApp on Azure (full Cloud) was very easy, but I always wanted to try how easy it was. So let’s do this, let’s check how it works and follow the step by step. There is a (short) video of this step by step at the end of the blog post. First,...
Azure, Citrix, Cloud, Experience, Horizon, Microsoft, Office365, XenApp
For many years now, the everything in cloud is happening more and more, among all the services / software available as a services, most of the vendor are promising a cheaper way to manage their software and a much more simple way to manage it.. I know some of you will disagree with what I writing...
Azure, Citrix, Cloud, CloudBridge, Experience, Microsoft, NetScaler, VMware, vSphere
As I got an unlimited access to Windows Azure I wanted to check out how I could extend my lab into it and use it to store VMs workload (at first). Here what you need : Citrix NetScaler VPX (tested with NS10.1: Build 122.17.nc & NS10.1: Build 123.9.nc) Windows Azure Access Homelab (running on vSphere...
