Compared to similar Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure instances, a Google Cloud n2-standard-16 instance needed less time to complete several common productivity tasks.
It’s not uncommon for cloud service providers (CSPs) to offer similar third-party integrations. For virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) solutions, Google Cloud, AWS, and Microsoft Azure all offer Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops. Choosing the right instance can make a difference for users running productivity applications, such as Microsoft Word, with the Citrix service.
Principled Technologies (PT) recently found that although the Citrix offering is similar for those three CSPs, a Google Cloud n2-standard-16 instance saved time completing several productivity tasks compared to Amazon Elastic Cloud Computing (EC2) m5n.4xlarge and Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) Standard_D16s_v4 instances.
The PT report states, “With each instance supporting 36 VDI users, the Google Cloud n2-standard-16 instance offered faster application response times in six productivity apps than either the Amazon EC2 m5n.4xlarge instance or the AVD Standard_D16s_v4 instance. Shorter, faster application response times help users do more work and stay productive.”
To learn more about how the instances handled productivity application performance in Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops environments, read the PT report at https://facts.pt/Yo7wmGv.
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