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VDI Design Guide—VMware Horizon 8 on vSAN Ready Nodes with 4th Generation AMD EPYC Processors
Introduction Solution Architecture
Architecture overview
Solution architecture
Physical architecture overview
vSAN Ready Nodes PowerEdge R6615 PowerEdge R7625 Dell Technologies Validated Design VDI-optimized configurations NVIDIA GPUs Physical network components
Storage
File workload Dell PowerStore T storage Dell PowerScale file storage Data center infrastructure Client components
Software
Overview VMware vSphere VMware Horizon Horizon clone technology vSAN software-defined storage NVIDIA vGPU
Validation Sizing the Solution Backup and Restore Summary References

Software

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Software

  • NVIDIA vGPU

    NVIDIA vGPU virtualizes GPU hardware acceleration to share GPUs between multiple virtual desktops or aggregate and assign them to a single virtual desktop, without compromising the graphics experience.

    NVIDIA vGPU offers the following software variants to enable graphics for different virtualization techniques:

    • NVIDIA Virtual Applications (vApps)—Designed to deliver graphics accelerated applications using RDSH.
    • NVIDIA Virtual PC (vPC)—Designed to provide full virtual desktops with up to dual 4K monitor support or single 5K monitor support.
    • NVIDIA RTX Virtual Workstation (vWS)—Designed to provide workstation-grade performance in a virtual environment with support for up to four quad 4K or 5K monitors or up to two 8K monitors.