This video is a demonstration of the Virtual Desktop (VDI) technology, located at CDI in Teterboro, NJ (USA) being accessed from an airplane 34,000 feet (10 km) high. So, for your viewing pleasure - Virtual Desktops (VDI) on an Airplane. I also wanted to do it in the Gunnar Berger style of protocol comparison. My idea came because of Michael Webster, who has already tried doing this and wrote about it. It worked! Everything except video worked well. Would the Virtual Desktop even be usable? How will video run? I connected immediately, started recording my screen and opened my Virtual Desktop.

I immediately thought of our CDI Virtual Desktop (VDI) lab in Teterboro, NJ (USA).

It was probably cheap to compensate the absence of TV displays. I never used WiFi on planes before, so I thought it would be expensive. Recently, while flying on United Airlines I noticed the WiFi sign on the seat in front.

Virtual Desktop (VDI) Performance Troubleshooting Written by Yury Magalif Leave a comment Posted in 10zig, APEX 2800, Application Load Time, Application Not Responding (ANR), Blast Extreme, Cloud, Deep Security Antivirus, Desktop Virtualization, EMC, End-User Compute, End-User Computing, ESXi, Horizon View, Login Delay, PCoIP, Performance Metrics, SSD, Teradici, Trend Micro, vCenter, VDI, Virtual Desktops, VMware, vSphere, XtremIO Tagged with 10zig, ANR, APEX 2800, Application Load Time, Cloud, Cloud computing, CPU Queue, Disk Queue, EMC, End-User Computing, ESXi, FSLogix, gpu, Horizon View, IOPS, Login Delay, page file, PCoIP, shared services, ssd, Teradici, VDI, Virtual desktop, virtual desktops, Virtual machine, VMware, VMware ESX, VMware View, VMware vSphere, XtremIO December 2, 2018 My presentation is called “Virtual Desktop (VDI) Performance Troubleshooting”

Thank you much to Ben Liebowitz for the invitation. I was delighted at the chance to present at the New Jersey VMware User Group (NJ VMUG).

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