Why did an application get 30 times slower start-up time when we moved it from XenApp on 2008R2 to 2012R2? I was aware of the disadvantage of having a file share on a server Continue Reading →
Are you planning on virtualization of CAD, 3D or graphics workloads to a virtual solution like Citrix XenDesktop or VMWare View? How do you know what vGPU solution that may Continue Reading →
What I’ve learned about Nvidia vGPU Monitoring Monitoring a virtualization solution is important to know how the solution is performing and that you have sufficient resources available. This is even Continue Reading →
During an assessment I did this year together with Thomas Poppelgaard for a company that wanted to do 3D virtualization, we got a report of the GPU consuming applications, and Continue Reading →
UPDATE 2. SEPTEMBER 2014! I’ve received updated information about this topic from NVidia and Citrix, so this is a completely rewritten blogpost. With Nvidia and Citrix Xenserver vGPU, a GPU Continue Reading →
This is an updated version of my Citrix Receiver deployment script. It is the closest way to make the new CitrixReceiver work similar as the old PNAgent. This version Continue Reading →
[wr_row][wr_column span=”span12″][wr_text] At Citrix Synergy 2014 i showed a demo of Oculus Rift on HDX3Dpro, and I used a small tool to show real-time info about GPU usage and HDX Continue Reading →
This is an update to my previous blogposts about PVS 7.1 Cache to RAM with overflow to disk , How I increased IOPS 200 times with intermediate buffering, and Experience Continue Reading →
UPDATED INFO HERE: http://virtexperience.com/2014/03/10/an-update-about-my-experience-with-pvs/ In my previous blogpost I’m describing how the PVS 7.1 new Cache to Ram with overflow to disk does not give you any more IOPS than cache Continue Reading →
UPDATED INFO HERE: http://virtexperience.com/2014/03/10/an-update-about-my-experience-with-pvs/ I was really excited when I discovered that Citrix Provisioning services 7.1 has an option to store cache in device RAM with overflow to local disk. Previously Continue Reading →