Employee Daniel Berkowitz Posted July 27 Employee Posted July 27 With the release of Horizon 8 2406 comes direct integration with Amazon WorkSpaces Core. You can now use automated pools to provision dedicated, floating, persistent or non-persistent Windows 10 or 11 WorkSpaces instances through the Horizon console. Within the pool flow you can choose your power (and billing) policy of Always On or Power Optimized. Based on what your outcome needs to be, there a varying pool options you can choose from. Always On, is billed based on calendar month (by AWS) and stays powered on while Power Optimized is hourly billing and provides options for suspending and resuming the machines to reduce costs. You can combine the Log Off After Disconnect option with Delete Machine on Logoff for a non-persistent outcome. The automated pools feature released in 2406 is for deployments of Horizon 8 PODs in EC2 targeting Amazon WorkSpaces Core for desktop capacity. This deployment model is all contained inside Amazon infrastructure. Check out the Omnissa Techzone guide for more information - https://techzone.omnissa.com/resource/deploying-omnissa-horizon-amazon-ec2-and-amazon-workspaces 1 2 5
Steve Posted July 27 Posted July 27 "With the release of Horizon 8 2406 comes direct integration with Amazon WorkSpaces Core." Does this mean that Horizon is no longer dependent on vSphere and is now platform agnostic?
Employee Daniel Berkowitz Posted July 28 Author Employee Posted July 28 In the case where a customer would like to use Automated Pools with Horizon 8 on Amazon WorkSpaces Core, all components are installed in Amazon, there is no requirement for vSphere in this deployment. 1
Employee Daniel Berkowitz Posted August 12 Author Employee Posted August 12 We've a new blog post https://www.omnissa.com/what-is-new-horizon-with-amazon-workspaces-core-2024/ If you're curious about the features, comment here.
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