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Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops VDI Reference Architecture for Dell EMC PowerFlex family
Executive summary Product overview Solution architecture Test and performance analysis
Overview
VDI test tools – Login VSI
VDI test methodology
Profiles and workloads
Standard VDI test results and analysis
About Login VSI
Summary
Testprofile1 – Login VSI Task Worker Testprofile2 – Login VSI Knowledge Worker Testprofile3 – Login VSI Power Worker Testprofile4 – Login VSI Multimedia Worker Best practices Conclusion References Configuration details

Standard VDI test results and analysis

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Standard VDI test results and analysis

  • Management cluster – Deployed management infrastructure VMs (vCenter server, Citrix CVAD servers, Active Directory, DHCP, DNS, Login VSI, Launcher VMs) on a separate cluster.

    Compute cluster – Three PowerFlex R740xd hyperconverged nodes are used in the cluster to create desktop pools with different pool sizes for testing multiple workloads.

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    Table 6. Desktop pool settings applied

    Attribute

    Specification

    Provisioning Method

    Machine creation services

    Machine Type

    Single-session operating system (Virtual)

    Allocation Type

    Random

    Datastore

    4 TB

    Display Protocol

    Citrix HDX

    For hardware and software specifications used for this solution, see Configuration details.

    All test results graphs include the performance of the platform during the logoff and power on of the virtual machines after all users log off when the test run has completed. The different phases of the test cycle are displayed in the test results graphs later in this document as ‘Logon’, ‘Steady State’, ‘Logoff’, and ‘Power On’. All graphs have time on the X-axis and the metric displayed on the Y-axis.