This is a VDI solution for an educational setting. Students access the system to run Adobe CC, AutoCAD, Blender, and a few other GPU optimized Windows applications. We frequently have over 200 simultaneous sessions going on our existing VMware Horizon View cluster. We're an NVIDIA GRID license holder.
This is a VDI solution for an educational setting. Students access the system to run Adobe CC, AutoCAD, Blender, and a few other GPU optimized Windows applications. We frequently have over 200 simultaneous sessions going on our existing VMware Horizon View cluster. We're an NVIDIA GRID license holder.
I want one for my homelab
For work, however, I have Ampere-class NVIDIA Datacenter GPUs.I have come across this : https://udsenterprise.com/en/uds-enterprise-supports-proxmox-windows-linux-vdi/
Not used it but plan to evaluate it.
Not used it but plan to evaluate it.
I'm evaluating this now. Pricing is good, features are good. Works perfectly with Proxmox. User-facing UI could use some help, but they allow for a total UI replacement if you're so inclined. Admin UI is clunky, but usable. It's no VMware Horizon View from the glitz and glamour standpoint, but it offers everything else. We're (probably) going to move forward with licensing it for a year and see what else hits the market.
We ended up going with it for a 1-year term. Depending on how it goes, we'll either extend the term or see what else has developed in the next year or so. The Proxmox integration is really good - it's seamless. They offer a 60-day no-strings trial. It's worth checking out. My only caveat - VMware Horizon is very polished by comparison. UDS could use some UI attention.