Tutorials on vApp and OpenNebulaConf video

by | Jan 8, 2019

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Among all the post published in our blog throughout the past month of December, the tutorials on application virtualization were the ones that caught most interest of our followers.

First of all, the guide to create a virtual app accessible through any web browser with HTLM5 support and then, the publication that details the steps to deploy Linux virtual applications with the UDS Enterprise connection broker.

The video of the presentation made in OpenNebulaConf on the Case Study of the Université Catholique de Louvain closes the list of the most read posts during the last month of 2018.

Find below the links to these articles in case you haven’t had the opportunity to read them yet:

Tutorial: Creating a vApp accessible through any device

Deploying Linux virtual applications with UDS Enterprise

Video: VDI for 37,000 students with UDS & OpenNebula

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