Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) allows organizations to provision operating systems and applications to users remotely. The Microsoft Azure cloud offers two VDI solutions, in a desktop as a service (DaaS) model. These are:
Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD)—a new offering based on a redesigned version of Windows 10 that supports multi-session access.
Remote Desktop Services (RDS)—a legacy option that runs both on-premises and in the Azure cloud, based on Windows Server 2016.
We’ll discuss both WVD and RDS, and which solution is best for your organization.