Desktop Virtualization is the concept of isolating a logical OS instance from client that is used to access it. Not all the forms of desktop virtualization used VMs.
Types of Desktop Virtualization Technologies
1. Host Based VMs = In this each users connects to the individual VM hosted in the datacenter at 1:1 ratio. They may get the same desktop every time in case of persistent or dedicated desktop or they may get different desktop in case of non-persistent or floating desktop.
2. Shared Hosted = Users connect to a shared desktop that runs on a server. Microsoft RDS based desktops are the example of this shared hosted.
3. Host Based Physical Machines = OS runs on another device physical hardware.
Types of Desktop Virtualization Technologies
2. Shared Hosted = Users connect to a shared desktop that runs on a server. Microsoft RDS based desktops are the example of this shared hosted.
3. Host Based Physical Machines = OS runs on another device physical hardware.
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